From Hebron’s last seed bank to biometric bypasses in Berlin, today’s Disguised-SNAP Daily spans the environmental, political, corporate, and cyber battlefields. Across five rounds, we deliver twenty-five tightly distilled stories — each in under a minute — so you can track the world’s power plays without wading through noise.

Round One:

• Israel destroys Palestine’s last seed bank

• French admit to faking vacation posts

• Pakistan’s Indus delta communities displaced

• Greece unveils anti-drone tech

• Beijing downplays Taiwan hackers’ skill

Round Two:

• China-Pakistan tech ties expand to nuclear, space, AI

• Nauru sells ‘golden passports’ to fund climate relocation

• Air France-KLM customer data breach

• Bouygues Telecom hack impacts 6.4M customers

• Gartner warns of “Gen AI” disillusionment

Round Three:

• Zambia declares mining area safe after acid spill

• Morocco heatwave and storm warning

• US senators push ISP blocks on pirate sites

• CISA details Toolshell SharePoint exploit

• CBP agent wears Meta smart glasses in raid

Round Four:

• Paramount becomes Skydance Corporation

• SocGholish malware expands via traffic distribution

• Microsoft, CISA warn of Exchange bug

• France blocks banned pesticide

• CDC: ultra-processed foods dominate US diet

Round Five:

• German researchers expose Windows Hello flaw

• FCC to review US emergency alert systems

• Scientists slam Trump DOE’s climate report plan

• New EDR killer used by ransomware gangs

• Massachusetts city divests over human rights violations