EU Humanitarian Health Funding: The European Union provided €3 million to UNFPA to support lifesaving services for nearly 250,000 vulnerable women and girls in Yemen, including reproductive health, protection, and mental health care—amid a severe funding shortfall and widespread gaps in facility-based births. Aid Worker Detention Risks: Human rights groups report Houthis have referred UN and civil society detainees to a specialized prosecution, with allegations of torture and worsening health, including a UNICEF consultant questioned again despite serious medical concerns. Food Security Warning: WFP says food consumption gaps are worsening in Yemen, with 64% reporting gaps in June and 36% facing severe deprivation, warning of further deterioration during the lean season and with reduced aid capacity. Public Health During Mawlid: Yemen’s health authorities say medical teams scaled up for Prophet Muhammad’s birthday celebrations, deploying thousands of health workers, dozens of camps, ambulances, and hospitals across Sana’a and provinces. Violence and Civilian Harm: A child in Ibb died after a stray bullet injury during crowded celebrations, highlighting ongoing firearm risks in densely populated areas. Medical Education Boost: Al-Hikma University in Sana’a graduated 64 doctors from its General Medicine & Surgery program, urging graduates to uphold ethics and strengthen Yemen’s healthcare workforce.