Cannes Spotlight: Cannes opens Tuesday with 22 films chasing the Palme d’Or, but the lineup is sparking a fight over “feminism washing” after organisers used big-name female icons for publicity. EU Sanctions: EU foreign ministers have finally approved a new sanctions wave targeting violent Israeli settlers and Hamas-linked figures in the West Bank—months after Hungary’s former PM Viktor Orbán blocked it, and after Péter Magyar signalled Budapest would stop vetoing. Hungary Politics: Magyar’s early days are already hit by nepotism claims after his brother-in-law’s justice minister pick quit days before the government took office. F1 Rule Shake-Up: The FIA expanded 2026 engine “catch-up” rules, raising the performance deficit threshold and adjusting review dates—amid talk that Honda is struggling under the new system. Champions League Buzz: Rio Ferdinand predicts Arsenal will beat PSG, leaning on set-pieces ahead of the final in Budapest. Workplace Abuse Allegations: China’s first electric car plant in Europe (BYD in Szeged) is facing allegations of seven-day weeks and debt-linked recruitment for migrant workers.