Ceuta Crisis: Spain says about 60,000 people have entered the North African enclave of Ceuta from Morocco in days, with at least 34 deaths reported and leaders calling it an attack on territorial integrity—raising fresh pressure on EU border and health emergency response systems. African Swine Fever Alert: Finland confirmed its first African swine fever case in wild boar near the Russian border, triggering immediate movement restrictions; the disease is spreading across Europe and has already reached nearby countries including Latvia and Lithuania. Lithuania in Cancer Care: Hemogenyx Pharmaceuticals signed a Letter of Intent with Vilnius University Hospital Santaros Klinikos to collaborate on FLT3-positive AML/MDS and advance a FLT3-directed CAR-T therapy pathway in Lithuania. HCV Treatment Update: AbbVie’s Maviret gained an EU approval expansion for both acute and chronic hepatitis C, aiming to speed treatment without extra steps to confirm chronicity. Rapid Test Rollout: Lumos Diagnostics expanded its FebriDx rapid diagnostic reach in Romania via a new distribution deal, targeting primary and hospital settings. Mental Health & Safety: A watchdog report says UK prison staff at HMP Wandsworth took no meaningful steps to prevent a Lithuanian prisoner’s suicide, highlighting gaps in monitoring and support. Public Health Research: Ancient DNA studies identified smallpox in early colonial Chile, adding to the story of how the virus spread after European contact. Wellness & Relocation: Estonia topped a global relocation ranking, with Lithuania also placing in the top tier—an indirect reminder of how healthcare and safety shape migration choices.