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- 1Russia Now Targeting Internet Infrastructure in Ukraine▼Russia is Now Targeting Internet Infrastructure in Ukraine
Reports say Russia is now attacking internet infrastructure in Ukraine, expanding its assault beyond military and energy targets to the networks that keep the country online. Such strikes can cut connectivity for millions of civilians, disrupt government services, communications and banking, and complicate Ukraine's ability to coordinate its defense during the ongoing war.
- 2Morocco among African countries most exposed to climate change risks▼# Morocco Morocco among African countries most exposed to climate change risks A joint study by the OECD, World Bank and
A joint study by the OECD, World Bank and Global Green Growth Institute finds Morocco is among the African countries most exposed to climate change risks. The report describes systemic ecological shifts already affecting the country and acting as active macroeconomic constraints, putting pressure on growth and development planning. Commentators are highlighting the findings as a warning for Morocco's economic future.
- 3Israel Revokes Diplomatic Status of Dutch Officials●⚡ NEWS Israel Revokes Diplomatic Status of Dutch Officials Over Settlement Sanctions Israel has revoked the diplomatic s
Israel has revoked the diplomatic status of Dutch officials in retaliation for Western sanctions targeting Israeli settlements in the West Bank. The move escalates a growing dispute between Israel and European governments over settlement policy, and observers say it signals a hardening of Israel's response to international pressure over its occupation policies.
- 4World Bank Approves $1.5bn in Fresh Financing for Nigeria●Fresh $1.5bn World Bank Financing Puts Focus on Nigeria’s Development Funding
The World Bank has approved $1.5 billion in new financing for Nigeria, drawing attention to how the country funds its development priorities. The package is expected to support key sectors and renew debate over Nigeria's reliance on external borrowing to close infrastructure and budget gaps. Analysts are watching how the funds will be allocated and their impact on the housing and real estate market.
- 5Cabo Verde turns skills training into jobs through data and financing●How Cabo Verde uses data and financing to turn skills training into jobs
The World Bank highlights how Cabo Verde is using data-driven approaches and financing to make skills training programmes more responsive to the labour market, aiming to move trainees into real employment. The piece outlines how the country aligns vocational training with employer demand and job opportunities, positioning skills development as a driver of economic growth.