Djibouti Hunger Alert: A new IPC analysis flags a sharp hunger spike in Djibouti, with nearly 70% of people in Ali Addeh and Holl-Holl camps (over 21,000) in crisis level or worse, driven by El Niño-linked climate stress, food price hikes, and trade disruptions. MAZU Early Warning Upgrade: China officially handed Djibouti “MAZU-Djibouti 2.0,” improving forecast resolution to 3 km, extending lead time to 3 days, and updating every 6 hours—aimed at faster, more actionable alerts for extreme weather affecting ports and communities. Global AI for Weather Safety: At WAIC in Shanghai, China showcased MAZU as a “global public good,” with Djibouti among countries already using the system, alongside new AI meteorology cooperation plans. Climate Resilience Focus: An African WEFE Nexus Summit in Kumasi highlighted practical links between water, energy, food, ecosystems, and climate resilience, including Djibouti’s participation through the TRANS-SAHARA project. Red Sea Risk Context: Multiple reports keep spotlighting Bab el-Mandeb and Red Sea shipping exposure—an environmental and food-security concern for Djibouti as regional disruptions raise import costs.