Gaza Governance Shift: Hamas says it has dissolved its Gaza government and is preparing to transfer day-to-day authority to a UN-backed technocratic National Committee for the Administration of Gaza, while insisting on a single authority and armed force—though disarmament and security handover remain unresolved. AI Governance Push: UN chief António Guterres urged governments to move fast on AI rules ahead of a Geneva Global Dialogue, warning that without shared governance, people and governments will lose influence over outcomes. Cybersecurity & Government Tech: Reuters reports the US CISA is using Anthropic’s Mythos to scan government code for vulnerabilities, adding to pressure for stronger public-sector cyber defenses. Labor Law Enforcement: Nepal’s labor inspections found widespread negligence in hospitals over minimum wage, social security enrollment, and employment agreements, with many workers lacking proper documentation and overtime/leave protections. Climate Planning Oversight: New Zealand’s climate minister ordered councils to justify climate spending with “proportionate, evidence-based” planning and value-for-money, drawing criticism from opposition parties. Infrastructure Accountability: Queensland will rebuild the Paradise Dam wall after years of safety failures and a costly debate over whether it could be repaired. Public Safety & Rights: Nepal and other reports highlight governance gaps—from prison crisis accountability demands to crackdowns on protests—showing how policy choices land on real lives.