Digital Security: A new TransUnion report says South Africa saw 3.0% of 2025 transactions flagged for suspected digital fraud—below the global 3.8% average—but warns generative AI is making scams more precise and harder to spot, with losses increasingly tied to third-party seller fraud on legitimate ecommerce sites. Climate & Risk: Research suggests Atlantic hurricane seasons may become more erratic, with bigger swings between quiet and extremely active years—bad news for coastal planning as people keep building in flood-prone areas. Tech & Policy (Nicaragua link): The UN decolonization track came up in Managua, where Morocco argued the Sahara issue should be removed from the agenda after Security Council action—an example of how international governance decisions ripple into regional politics. Health Systems: Coverage highlights how global health cooperation is weakening after major funding pullbacks, warning that outbreaks like Ebola and hantavirus show what happens when coordination capacity erodes. Local Tech/Business (Nicaragua-related): Nicaragua Cup of Excellence results were published, spotlighting top coffee producers and varieties from Dipilto, Nueva Segovia.