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Cybersecurity: France blamed an IRGC-linked unit for attacks on refrigeration systems at about 700 retail sites, causing food losses and fires. The same type of controllers has been compromised in the US and UK, highlighting risks to everyday infrastructure. Digital Health: South Korea’s Lunit will supply chest X-ray and mammography AI to Saudi Arabia’s National Guard Health Affairs, linking results to the health system’s existing imaging platform. AI Investment: Saudi Arabia committed $667 million to HUMAIN AI infrastructure, while Egypt called for inclusive global AI governance at a G7 meeting. Climate Science: A new study projects fossil-fuel emissions will dip 0.4% in 2026, driven partly by renewables and Iran-related energy disruptions. Researchers warn the decline may be temporary without faster clean-energy growth.

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