Migration & Reintegration: IOM says 180 Nigerian migrants were evacuated from Benghazi to Lagos under its EU-backed Assisted Voluntary Return and Reintegration programme, with immediate health screening and support for reintegration; the latest batch includes 153 adults and 17 children, including two unaccompanied minors. More Returns: Another 182 Nigerians were also reported returning from Libya on a charter flight, again highlighting women and children among the returnees and the risks of the irregular route. UN Refugee Agency Pushback: UNHCR denies it runs any migrant resettlement programmes in Libya, saying its role is humanitarian assistance coordinated with Libyan authorities amid local protests. Disarmament Watch: The UN reports that weapons looted during Libya’s 2011 conflict have surfaced across the Sahel, including in Nigeria, where some ended up with extremist groups. Digital Life in Libya: Libya’s sixth National Information Technology Day opened in Tripoli, bringing government, tech experts and civil society together to push digital transformation, cybersecurity and skills. Culture & Sports: Afghanistan’s women’s football team, once forced into hiding under the Taliban, is preparing for international matches after gaining eligibility, with a win over Libya noted in their comeback story. Libya in Diplomacy & Business: South Korea urged Libya to welcome more Korean firms, especially in oil and refining, and said its embassy in Libya is set to fully reopen. Local Politics: Libya’s House of Representatives warns against any plans that could lead to settling foreigners or changing the country’s demographic identity.