Humanitarian Emergency: Somalia is bracing for severe flooding after drought and major aid cuts, with WFP and MSF warning millions face hunger and newborns are at risk from malnutrition as displacement grows. Aid Underfunding: Reports say Somalia’s humanitarian response remains about 70% underfunded, leaving families waiting months for help and sharing one plate a day. Climate Link: Forecasts tied to El Niño suggest the Deyr rains could be the worst since 2023, compounding an already fragile health situation. Maternal Health Access: A Somalia-focused commentary highlights barriers to timely antenatal ultrasound, noting low antenatal coverage and uneven access across rural and nomadic areas. Antimicrobial Resistance: A Mogadishu tertiary-care study reports high levels of ESBL-producing bacteria and concerning antimicrobial resistance patterns, underscoring pressure on treatment options. Health System Capacity: UNICEF warns Somalia’s child crisis is worsening as aid cuts force closures of health and nutrition facilities. Regional Support: The UK reaffirmed long-term backing for Somalia’s security transition and humanitarian needs, citing support reaching hundreds of thousands through drought and food-insecurity programs.