US Supreme Court & Migration Policy: The U.S. Supreme Court temporarily lets President Trump resume “third-country” deportations without migrants getting a chance to argue the harms they could face, drawing sharp criticism over due process and safety; reports say over 25,000 people have been sent to 29 countries, including Liberia and Equatorial Guinea. UNGA: Africa Pushes for Fairer Global Power: African leaders at the UN General Assembly demanded stronger representation in global institutions and more control over natural resources, arguing the “world of 1945” no longer fits today’s digital and energy realities. Deep-Sea Exploration & Energy Tech: A new focus on Africa’s Atlantic deepwater exploration highlights why the region is attracting major investment, with exploration success and discovery scale driving renewed interest. Data Protection & AI Governance: Equatorial Guinea’s Data Protection Commission chief called for connected, pan-African regulator cooperation to rein in the growing power of big tech and AI platforms. Skills & Digital Inclusion in Equatorial Guinea: Akacenter and the Martínez Abolafio Foundation signed a deal to expand training via books, computer equipment, and access to online courses, including digital skills. Education Tech via Chess: Chess is being promoted as an education and national development tool at the FIDE Chess World Olympiad, with Equatorial Guinea mentioned in team results. Local Tech/Industry Link: Cameroon’s Kribi deep-water port story spotlights how major infrastructure can reshape logistics, industry, and livelihoods across the region.