UN Human Rights Push: In Geneva, the Geneva Support Group for Western Sahara urged independent, impartial human-rights monitoring and unrestricted OHCHR access, citing reports of arbitrary detention, torture, enforced disappearances, and restrictions on expression and assembly. Climate Justice vs Occupation: British expert Dr. Nick Brooks said the occupation worsens Sahrawi climate risks by displacing people from coasts to hotter interior camps, while Sahrawi adviser Ubbi Bachir warned renewable energy projects can’t “greenwash” occupation or override self-determination. Resource Exploitation Alarm: Western Sahara Resource Watch urged the UN to bring natural-resources exploitation into the political process, warning fisheries, phosphate exports, agriculture, and renewable-energy infrastructure are already reshaping the territory. Water & Industry Capacity: Morocco’s ONEE is studying a third Laayoune seawater desalination unit, potentially lifting capacity to about 900 liters per second to support growing demand. Fertilizer for Food Security: Morocco donated 1,000 tonnes of DAP fertilizer to Mali to back farmers amid climate and soil pressures. Logistics & Security Link: A US military delegation visited Dakhla Atlantic Port, underscoring Morocco-US cooperation and the port’s push to strengthen regional logistics. Diplomatic Momentum on Autonomy: Greece and Denmark reaffirmed support for Morocco’s autonomy plan as a UN-led, “credible” basis for negotiations. Ceuta Migration Fallout: Spain’s Ceuta crisis continues to drive debate on migration management and misinformation, including claims about disputed border mapping by Google.