Fuel & competitiveness: Andorra’s government approved a temporary September diesel discount of 15 cents per litre to match Spain’s 20-cent cut, with the full reduction required to be passed to consumers. Education & mobility: The number of students leaving Andorra more than doubled to 182 in 2025–2026 (from 90 the year before), while 159 students joined after the school year began—officials say the data don’t automatically point to housing or cost-of-living pressures. Cross-border policing: Andorran Police signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Europol to connect to SIENA, strengthening secure information sharing across Europe and beyond. Data protection in practice: The Andorran Data Protection Agency says it doesn’t oppose bodycams for municipal traffic police, but stresses prior Interior Ministry authorization and full legal safeguards. International business & travel rules: Canada published the full list of countries whose citizens can apply for a work permit at a port of entry, while the US and UK continue expanding electronic entry authorisations—Andorra is listed among ESTA-eligible countries. Sports business: Messi signed to buy 100% of Spanish second-division club CD Eldense, pending Spain’s sports authority approval. Regional market signals: France’s fuel crisis continues with record petrol prices and service stations reporting shortages, adding pressure to cross-border fuel dynamics.