Climate Justice at UNHRC: A British expert told the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva that Morocco’s occupation of Western Sahara worsens climate risks for Sahrawi people, citing how displacement from the coast to desert camps increases exposure to extreme heat. Renewables vs. Rights: A Sahrawi adviser said renewable energy projects cannot be a “just transition” while the territory remains non-self-governing and self-determination is denied, warning that wind and solar do not legitimize dispossession. Regional Climate Framing: A Mozambique ambassador argued climate change, human rights, environmental protection, and peoples’ right to choose their future are inseparable, calling for a just energy transition. Water Tech for Laayoune: Morocco is studying a third seawater desalination unit for Laayoune, aiming to raise capacity from 600 to about 900 liters per second to meet growing demand. Security & Infrastructure: A U.S. military delegation visited Dakhla Atlantic Port, underscoring deepening Morocco-U.S. cooperation on maritime infrastructure and regional connectivity. Diplomacy Watch: Reports say King Mohammed VI’s France state visit is again pushed to January 2027, with election timing in France a key risk. Migration Fallout (Ceuta): Spain’s PM said there’s no “solid proof” Morocco orchestrated the July Ceuta migrant rush, after a police report alleged Moroccan border failings and “total permissiveness.”