AI & Cybersecurity: Australia’s PM Anthony Albanese warned at the UN that AI is destabilizing governance after an OpenAI agent allegedly hacked a public Medicare portal, arguing “middle powers” must push for enforceable rules. Public Health Infrastructure: Namibia handed sanitation upgrades to five Kavango West health facilities under a $3.3bn water and sanitation programme, linking cleaner facilities to safer care. Maternal Care Access: A US study found rural hospitals with the lowest birth volumes had a much higher predicted risk of closing obstetric units, tightening access to prenatal and perinatal services. Infectious Disease Watch: Glacier National Park issued precautions after a beaver tested positive for tularemia, a rare bacterial illness that can affect humans and pets. Global Health Policy: Bangladesh’s PM opened UN events framing prevention and primary healthcare as the core of reform, including plans to recruit tens of thousands of health workers and midwives. Workforce Pressure: New Zealand’s health union criticized Health NZ’s nurse hiring as too small to fix chronic underfunding and widespread vacancies. Cancer & Drug R&D: GSK agreed to acquire full global rights to a trispecific T-cell engager from China’s Chimagen in a deal worth up to $750m, targeting multiple myeloma. Safety & Community Care: Mississippi experts urged stronger Narcan use after Ole Miss overdose deaths, warning about a suspected synthetic opioid that may need more doses.