Maps & Naming Rights: Google started showing Lake Ontario as “Lake America” in Google Maps for U.S. users after a Trump executive order, while Canadians still see “Lake Ontario,” renewing debate over how tech platforms follow government name changes. Western Sahara Tech Angle: The same Google Maps labeling approach drew criticism last year for not displaying the disputed border separating Western Sahara from Morocco, keeping the territory’s digital visibility in the spotlight. Ceuta-Morocco Crisis: Spain reported arrests after stone-throwing near Ceuta and described a humanitarian emergency after tens of thousands of migrants crossed from Morocco, with political blame traded between Rabat and Madrid. International Law & Migration: A separate discussion highlights how states use legal pressure at the ICJ over alleged migrant smuggling tactics, raising questions about how international rules handle “weaponized” migration. Sahrawi Youth Governance: Polisario leader Brahim Ghali met newly elected UESARIO leadership, urging students to plug into national institutions, including future coordination with graduates and state structures. Atlantic Development Lens: A regional piece argues that a “more developed and better-connected Sahara” could shift Western Sahara coverage toward infrastructure, energy, water management, logistics, and trade links.