Ceuta Crisis Fallout: Spain’s PM Pedro Sánchez told parliament there is no “solid proof” Morocco orchestrated the July migrant rush into Ceuta, after a Spanish police report alleged “total permissiveness” by Moroccan forces and even instructions that helped people enter by water; Sánchez also faced rare public backlash over “unacceptable” Moroccan comments and revealed Spain urged King Felipe VI to visit Ceuta and Melilla, while US President Trump escalated pressure by warning migrants would “pour into” Europe. UN Cartography & Western Sahara: The UN General Assembly adopted a resolution promoting Equal Earth-style mapping while keeping Western Sahara shown separately from Morocco, with the US the only vote against. Polisario Governance: The Polisario National Secretariat wrapped its 10th session and a government meeting chaired by the PM focused on disseminating outcomes and preparing for the new social year, reaffirming self-determination as the only basis for a final solution. Human Rights Legal Move: The UN Committee against Torture found violations in the detention conditions of Sahrawi activist Abdelmoula El Hafidi, opening a path for accountability. International Backing for Autonomy: Denmark renewed support for Morocco’s “credible” autonomy plan, citing UN Security Council Resolution 2797 and pushing for dialogue. Local Rights & Environment: A Western Sahara monitoring group condemned dredging and marine activities in occupied territories, calling for transparency and independent environmental impact assessments. Solidarity Abroad: A British Association organized a Sahrawi solidarity march near Manchester, raising the SADR flag and spotlighting refugees and rights violations.