UN Accountability: The UN Network on Migration condemned a Tripoli bombing at a migrant detention center that killed at least 40, urging investigations and protection for migrants amid Libya’s armed conflict. Bread Market Control: Libya’s Industry Union says eight flour mills have started applying a new ceiling of 280 dinars per qintar (100 kg) for flour sold to bakeries, alongside monitoring to curb diversion and stabilize bread supplies. Local Health Upgrade: Benghazi Children’s Teaching Hospital reopened an EEG clinic and rolled out Hikvision AIoT systems, including a nurse call setup, after major renovations aimed at faster response and better patient communication. Political Deadlines: A UN-facilitated election rules agreement signed by rival Libyan blocs faces endorsement deadlines in September, with UNSMIL’s mandate set to expire a month later—raising pressure on the next steps. Regional Security Signals: Cyprus, Greece and Egypt reaffirmed energy and security cooperation in El Alamein and backed common positions on issues including Libya. Travel Warning: The US kept Libya at Level 4 “Do Not Travel,” citing security risks, instability, and criminal activity. Humanitarian Returns: Nigeria’s NEMA received 180 Nigerian returnees from Benghazi under an IOM-assisted voluntary return programme.