Djibouti Food Crisis: UN warns Djibouti faces severe emergency-level hunger; IPC projects over 25% of the population (256,000) in Crisis or worse by July–December 2026, with about 30,000 in Emergency, driven by import-linked price shocks, Strait of Hormuz disruption, low purchasing power, and El Niño effects. Eastern Mediterranean Health Emergency: WHO says escalating conflict, disease outbreaks, and shrinking funding are worsening the public health crisis; it counts 30.4 million people needing help in Sudan and warns medical supply chains are disrupted across the region. WHO Funding for Djibouti, Somalia, Sudan: WHO’s Eastern Mediterranean office is appealing US$6.42 million to sustain lifesaving health and nutrition services across Somalia, Sudan, and Djibouti, including primary care, nutrition screening, outbreak response, and pre-positioning medicines. Air Pollution and Health: UNEP lists Djibouti among countries with high PM2.5 exposure (40.3 micrograms/m³), underscoring air pollution as a major public health threat. Yemen Health Under Siege: Saudi blockade continues to obstruct medicines and supplies; dialysis services are at risk as equipment and solutions face long shipping and inspection delays. Female Genital Mutilation: Turkey’s medical association investigates a doctor for advertising FGM, calling it violence with no medical basis; UNICEF/WHO data highlight high risk in Djibouti and Somalia.