- Spain's poor showing in the PISA education rankings is being blamed on everything from too much screen time to a curriculum that critics say spent more time on wellbeing and emotions than on core subjects like math and reading. - A judge investigating the Ceuta crisis is facing accusations of bias, with Puente arguing her handling of the case "denotes distrust" and raising questions about whether the probe can stay fair. - Students who study alongside Princess Leonor say the constant paparazzi photos of her are "unbearable," giving a glimpse of how hard campus life is for the young royal under constant scrutiny. - In Congress, the closing question of the session, "Mr. President, how are you going to keep governing?", came from both Feijóo and Rufián, a rare moment of agreement between the opposition leader and a key regional ally turned critic. - In Germany, the populist left's positioning could help clear the path for the country's first far-right government, a scenario being watched nervously across Europe.