EU ties: Andorra’s Foreign Minister Constantinos Kombos met Imma Tor Faus at the UN in New York to review progress on the EU association agreement, including “progressive” access for financial services. Property market: A new report says Andorra’s real estate is cooling: 473 transactions in Q2 2026 (down 11.8% year-on-year) and fewer transfers, with prices showing moderation after a rapid run-up. Fuel & competitiveness: The government approved a temporary September diesel discount of 15 cents per litre to match Spain’s cut, requiring the full reduction to be passed to consumers. Education & mobility: Students leaving Andorra more than doubled to 182 in 2025–2026, while 159 joined during the year; the education minister rejected automatic links to housing costs. Law enforcement cooperation: Andorran Police signed an MoU with Europol to connect to SIENA, strengthening secure cross-border information sharing. Data protection: The APDA said it doesn’t oppose bodycams for municipal traffic police, but stressed prior Interior authorization and full legal safeguards. Travel rules ripple: Germany published airport transit visa exemptions (including for certain Andorra residents), while EU countries can pause parts of the EES rollout into 2026. Business & culture: RM Sotheby’s explored collector-car collaboration with the Automobile Club of Andorra after hosting a local gathering.