This week, Spanish PM Pedro Sánchez threatened to resign.

But is he actually willing to quit? And what are the implications for Spain — and the race for top jobs in Brussels — if that happens?

We looked into these and other pressing questions: trib.al/OnGZmjZ

Fifty years ago today soldiers occupied the streets of Lisbon in an attempt to end four decades of authoritarian rule.

But how did the capital’s layout contribute to the success of that uprising?

Living Cities has the details 👇
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French President Emmanuel Macron promised the Paris 2024 Olympics opening ceremony would be a “moment of beauty, art, celebration of sports and our values.”

Instead, it threatens to turn into a nightmare for France’s security apparatus.

Here’s why: trib.al/uVlw836

How a climate U-turn broke the Scottish government👇
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Will he stay or will he go?

Six things to know about Pedro Sánchez’s threat to resign 👇
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Life expectancy in Brussels is on the rise — in some places more than others.
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It’s going to be Ursula von der Leyen again, right? Not so fast.

While still the front-runner for a second term, the EU Commission president is no longer a shoo-in for another five years.

Here are some of the runners and riders who could replace her 👉 trib.al/vSC4BII

The EU Parliament’s election is, in the institution’s own words, the largest transnational election in the world.

But look closer, and you’ll find it's really a collection of 27 different elections.

Sound complicated? Let us break it down 👇
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“Blatantly illegal”: Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s administration has come under fire for denying services to Ukrainian men abroad.
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UK ministers who break “revolving door” rules should be fined, a Tory watchdog said.
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In today’s Digital Bridge, four of the West’s leading social media regulators drop by to explain their efforts to hold tech companies to existing national rules.

It’s more regulatory geekdom, less breaking down doors in dawn raids.

Dig in 👇
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The US is worried enough about TikTok’s security risks to force the app’s sale under the threat of a ban.

Europe is less convinced.

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Rivals have moved in as France’s leftist firebrand Jean-Luc Mélenchon runs into trouble.
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North Macedonia election: The candidate aiming to be the first female president has taken the lead into the runoff.
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With thousands of candidates participating across 27 countries in the European Parliament election, who should you pay attention to?

Here’s our guide to the 21 MEPs to watch in the run-up to the vote 👉 trib.al/1NXF2kk

Westminster’s revolving door rules are unenforceable and lack credibility.

That’s not our hot take, but the damning verdict of ACOBA boss Eric Pickles who got on the phone with us to make his feelings known.

London Influence has more 👇
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Russia would lose a war with NATO, Poland has warned.
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