Quantum Computing Push: Spain and the EU have inaugurated a new analogue quantum computer at the Barcelona Supercomputing Center, a €9.8m project built by Qilimanjaro Quantum Tech and set to plug into MareNostrum 5 for hybrid classical–quantum research. Air-Links Risk for Islands: A new EU passenger-rights reform proposal could cut off millions in peripheral and island regions by raising costs for thin routes, with regulators warning of route withdrawals. Montserrat Health & Food Access: A new study finds many Montserratians know what to eat for DASH-style blood pressure control, but face barriers like high produce prices and limited fish availability. Local Governance & History: Montserrat’s Legislative Department launched an essay competition inviting residents to reflect on the island’s political legacy and leadership across decades. Community Funding: Montserrat secured EC$8.1m under the Caribbean Development Bank’s Basic Needs Trust Fund 11 to reduce poverty and strengthen livelihoods and essential services. Mango Probe Fallout: Jonathan Andic, arrested in Spain over his father Isak Andic’s fatal Montserrat mountain fall, denies murder allegations and temporarily steps down from Mango leadership to focus on his legal defence. Regional Mobility & Security: Antigua and Barbuda outlined CARICOM border-security proposals, including stronger coordination and a single-digital credential concept for pre-screened travel. Disaster Readiness: DMCA’s Hurricane Preparedness Open Day runs June 2–3 in Yellow Hill, with hands-on preparedness activities for residents and visitors.