Ceuta Crisis, Minors Left Behind: After Spain’s border surge, most migrants have returned to Morocco, but around 1,000 minors still remain in Ceuta—some separated from families and forced to beg on the streets after witnessing drownings. Sudan Humanitarian Alarm: The UN warns of a worsening crisis in Sudan after a reported North Darfur drone strike killed at least 35, with renewed attacks also threatening civilians and aid operations in North Kordofan. Darfur Court Hit: Rights monitors say the drone attack targeted a customary court during a meeting, raising fresh calls for de-escalation and accountability. Sudan Education, Blind Students Return: In Khartoum, visually impaired students have resumed classes at Al Nour Institute after years of war damage, with calls for Braille tools and safer routes. Gold Smuggling Link: A UAE investigation says $100M in stolen Sudanese gold was procured, pointing to how gold flows are fueling the conflict. Culture & Film: Locarno’s Open Doors 2026 selects producers from equity-seeking regions, spotlighting African cinema and including Sudanese producer Rua Osman. Tech & Safety: Google Earth pauses its new AI image feature after users demonstrated how it could be misused to create misleading crisis scenes. Food Security: UN/FAO data says global hunger is falling, but Africa still lags, with conflict and climate shocks keeping millions food insecure.