Health in Benghazi: Libya’s Ministry of Health has kicked off the first phase of a national early cancer detection program at Al-Sabri Polyclinic, with online registration already drawing over 1,000 people; screenings in the initial phase target breast, colon and lung cancers, starting in Benghazi before expanding nationwide. Migration and EU rescue efforts: EU Ambassador Nicola Orlando says procedures are complete for a Maritime Rescue Coordination Center in Benghazi under IRINI, funded by Italy and Malta, as human rights groups renew calls to suspend EU migration cooperation over alleged abuses and forced returns. Maritime rescue: SOS Méditerranée’s Ocean Viking rescued 14 migrants off Libya’s coast after a rubber boat broke down; survivors are being treated in Brindisi-bound support. Energy and regional ties: Libya-China trade topped $3 billion in 2025, with plans to restart suspended projects and a direct COSCO route linking Benghazi and Misrata; separately, Libya led June oil and gas exploration license awards, signaling a renewed push after years of stagnation. Security and diplomacy: Turkey says its Benghazi consulate will resume consular and visa services from Sunday, restoring operations in the eastern city.