AI Policy Push in Libya: Libya launched its National Artificial Intelligence Strategy 2026–2030 and adopted a national AI ethics charter during National Information Technology Day in Tripoli, with targets like AI use across 80% of government entities, automation of 50% of transactions, and training 10,000 employees. Digital Government Services: At the same events, LPTIC officials said the “My Country” project is set to deliver integrated digital government services, aiming to upgrade Libya’s digital infrastructure and readiness. Libya–Africa–Korea Tech Cooperation: Libya also joined a senior Africa–South Korea meeting in Seoul, backing collaboration on digital development, AI, cybersecurity, scientific research, and infrastructure under Agenda 2063. Libyan Desert Glass Update: New research on “Libyan Desert Glass” points to extreme heat and rapid cooling, with a rare zircon structure suggesting temperatures above 4,082°F—fueling ongoing debate over asteroid versus atmospheric explosion origins. Maritime Tech & Sanctions Risk: A damaged LNG tanker linked to Russia’s “shadow fleet” drifted toward Libya’s Benghazi area, raising fresh concerns about environmental harm and sanctions evasion. 3D Printing Meets Firearms Controls: UN discussions highlighted how “ghost guns” and 3D-printed firearms could make illicit weapons harder to trace, pushing for stronger global controls. Digital Markets Launch: HalaPremium.com debuted as a curated MENA digital asset marketplace focused on AI, Web3, and Vision 2030 ecosystems.