Aid Mismanagement in Tindouf Camps: New allegations describe misappropriation of humanitarian aid, weak transparency, and fraudulent financial schemes that have left Sahrawi families and camp merchants in destitution, with claims also pointing to diversion of food, medicines, and medical supplies. Prisoners’ Health and Hunger Strikes: Morocco’s prison authority rejects claims linking the Gdeim Izik detainees’ renewed hunger strikes to detention conditions, saying the action is politically driven; meanwhile, a separate report says commitments from an earlier strike were not implemented, including access to healthcare and family visits. UN Refugee Chief on Displacement: UNHCR’s Barham Salih warned that forced displacement is outpacing durable solutions and urged the Security Council to prioritize political solutions over indefinite humanitarian support. Western Sahara Education/Health Cooperation: The University of Tifariti signed a cooperation agreement with Madrid public universities, with presentations highlighting humanitarian, educational, health, and cultural projects in Sahrawi refugee camps. Diplomatic Momentum at the UN: Morocco’s foreign minister said UN Security Council Resolution 2797 has shifted the Western Sahara dispute into an “irreversible” phase toward autonomy under Moroccan sovereignty, while UNGA statements from other countries reiterated support. Morocco Election and Domestic Services: Morocco’s Authenticity and Modernity Party (PAM) won 97 seats in parliamentary elections with turnout at 38%, setting up coalition talks that will shape domestic areas including health care and prices.