UN Nuclear Watch: The IAEA has referred Iran to the UN Security Council for refusing access to inspectors and for missing uranium stock information, a move backed by 23 of 35 board states but opposed by Russia and China. North Korea: The IAEA says Pyongyang has built a new uranium enrichment facility at Yongbyon, raising “serious concern” despite sanctions. Climate & Heat: Copernicus reports August was Earth’s hottest month on record, driven by human-caused warming and a strong El Niño. Energy Markets: Brent crude has pushed above $100 a barrel amid Middle East tensions and shipping disruption fears. Clean Hydrogen: Global clean hydrogen investment has topped $130 billion, with most projects already under construction or operating, but costs and weak demand remain hurdles. Public Health: Nigeria’s NCDC urges households to protect food and block rodents ahead of the Lassa fever peak season. UK Health Access: England expands pharmacy treatment for more everyday illnesses to ease pressure on GPs and A&E. Human Rights & Education: UN-backed efforts mark the International Day to Protect Education from Attack, citing a sharp rise in attacks on schools and learning spaces. Sports & Society: Spain’s Congress votes on a path to Spanish nationality for Sahrawis born in Western Sahara under Spanish administration. Business & Tech: Red Lobster continues shrinking after bankruptcy, while a new consumer survey finds rising interest in seafood sustainability claims.