ATM Security Alert: San Marino Police are warning residents about “cash tapping,” where criminals fit metal devices over ATM cash slots to trap money, urging users to inspect card readers for skimmers or loose parts and to switch machines and report suspicious setups immediately. Working Holiday Visas: Australia has paused new first-time Work and Holiday (subclass 462) applications from 24 countries, while applications remain open for San Marino and Türkiye (with other countries handled via a ballot), raising uncertainty for tourism and regional employers that rely on seasonal backpacker labour. Aviation Update: Air France has extended the retirement timeline for its Airbus A318-100 fleet, keeping the last scheduled operator flying until March 27, 2027, as the type is set to be replaced by the A220-300. Italy Customs Crackdown: Italian financial police have seized foreign-registered general aviation aircraft, including U.S.-registered and San Marino T7-registered planes, as inspections and customs/tax enforcement at airports intensify. Education Evacuation Delays: Dozens of Palestinian scholarship students in Gaza are still waiting to leave for Italy, with aid groups citing unclear rules and poor coordination after evacuations stopped on June 1.