Yemen Humanitarian Support: Nearly 500,000 displaced Yemenis have received EU-funded emergency cash assistance via the Cash Consortium of Yemen, with support covering food, rent, healthcare, debt and education, and a pathway program (“Amal”) pushing families toward vocational training, agricultural support, livestock rearing and small business. Climate Fragility in MENA: A new report warns climate stress is worsening displacement risks across the Middle East and North Africa, as rising heat, water scarcity, drought and flash floods collide with weak services, conflict and economic pressure. Yemen Energy & Security Pressures: Reports highlight ongoing energy strain in southern Yemen and maritime tensions near Yemeni waters, including attacks and fire exchanges involving cargo vessels and armed craft, underscoring how instability can disrupt livelihoods and supply routes. Global Hunger Call: Major faith-based and aid groups urged governments to end global hunger by protecting humanitarian access, food supply chains and child nutrition, saying hunger is driven by conflict, corruption and climate change—not inevitability. Environment & Community Innovation: Outside Yemen, a Tel Aviv “organic waste-to-compost” voucher scheme shows how recycling can cut landfill methane while boosting local access to fresh food—an idea that resonates for Yemen’s waste and food challenges.