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Several countries on Trump's Board of Peace have been banned from entering US

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Several countries on Trump's Board of Peace have been banned from entering US

Tyla.com

Trump unveils his 'Board of Peace' at Davos and showcases AI-generated images of development plans.
More than half of invited nations reportedly cannot enter the US to engage with the board.
The State Department announced a policy review restricting entry for citizens from high-risk countries.
Trump described the board as potentially one of the most consequential bodies ever created.
Several listed countries reportedly faced entry bans for their officials or citizens.
Critics reacted with satire, lampooning the plan’s feasibility and cost.
Several European nations reportedly rejected joining or demanded large financial contributions.
The initiative aims to replace or complement the United Nations in some capacity, per Trump.
The plan includes ambitious housing and development concepts for Gaza's reconstruction.
The article notes mixed reactions and ongoing policy scrutiny at the State Department.

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Imran Khan has had no contact with his lawyers for 100 days, top aide says

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Imran Khan has had no contact with his lawyers for 100 days, top aide says

Independent.co.uk

Khan has reportedly spent 100 days without contact with his legal team, raising due-process concerns.
Khan is held in solitary confinement and has not seen visitors in almost three months, according to his aide.
PTI claims the restrictions violate the ICCPR and international basic principles on the role of lawyers.
Khan’s party argues the cases are politically motivated and highlights alleged governance abuses.
Authorities say Khan is receiving facilities available to ordinary prisoners, despite claims of mistreatment.
Khan’s sister Uzma Khan described his health as 'perfectly fine' but noted mental strain from isolation.
Sayed Zulfiqar Bukhari called the lack of communication with Khan a deliberate tactic by authorities.
PTI alleges the no-contact policy amounts to arbitrary detention under international law.
International observers have warned about the impact on fair trial guarantees.
Khan’s arrest followed vows and claims regarding an assassination attempt and political maneuvering.

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U.S. issues ‘reconsider travel’ warning to South Asian nation

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world18h ago

U.S. issues ‘reconsider travel’ warning to South Asian nation

Nj.com

The U.S. raised Pakistan to Level 3 travel advisory, urging reconsideration of travel due to crime, terrorism and unrest.
Certain areas like Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Province are under Level 4 Do Not Travel warnings.
Travelers are advised to avoid demonstrations and crowds and have an exit plan not dependent on the U.S. government for help.
Level 3 indicates serious risks and prompts travelers to reconsider travel plans to Pakistan.
Travelers should enroll in the Smart Traveler Enrollment Program (STEP) for updates.
The advisory warns about the risk of detentions for critical social media posts.
The guidance emphasizes monitoring local media and staying aware of surroundings.
The advisory outlines how to respond if confronted with danger while traveling in Pakistan.
Level descriptions explain the spectrum from normal precautions to do not travel.
The article clarifies what Level 4 means for travelers.

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Imran Khan’s health in ‘grave danger’ after being diagnosed with serious eye condition in jail

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politics8h ago

Imran Khan’s health in ‘grave danger’ after being diagnosed with serious eye condition in jail

Theguardian.com

Khan is reportedly diagnosed with a dangerous retinal condition in jail, threatening his eyesight.
Khan has been in Adiala prison since August 2023 amid corruption and state secrets charges.
PTI officials say Khan’s access to his personal doctor has been blocked for months.
Lawyers and family protests have occurred over restricted visits and medical access.
A court order required visits by family and lawyers twice a week, which has not been fulfilled.
Khan’s health concerns are tied to a retinal vein blockage known as central retinal vein occlusion.
PTI claims this condition could cause permanent damage if untreated.
Khan’s health status follows an earlier December period when his sisters reported he was fine.
Khan previously served as prime minister from 2018 to 2022 and continues to be a prominent political figure.

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This dangerous APT has expanded its skills with some new tools - here's what we know

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technology8h ago

This dangerous APT has expanded its skills with some new tools - here's what we know

Techradar.com

Mustang Panda expanded its CoolClient backdoor with a brand-new rootkit and broader capabilities.
The updated malware is used against governments in Asia and Russia, with presence on Russian government devices.
New features include clipboard monitoring and HTTP proxy credential sniffing for stealthier data theft.
The backdoor now offers a remote shell plugin and a more capable file management plugin.
Kaspersky observed the updated CoolClient version in attacks against government entities in Asia, Myanmar, Mongolia, Malaysia, and Pakistan, and on Russian devices.
CoolClient evolved from logging keystrokes to encompassing clipboard data and stealthy exfiltration using legitimate cloud services.
The campaign continues to align with Chinese national interests focusing on cyber-espionage and data theft.
The updated toolkit includes an expanded plugin ecosystem and a remote-shell plugin for interactive command execution.
TechRadar notes the evolution of CoolClient as part of a broader set of tools used for espionage and data theft.

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Snapshots: 2026 Winter Term abroad - Harvard Law School

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world3h ago

Snapshots: 2026 Winter Term abroad - Harvard Law School

Hls.harvard.edu

89 Harvard Law School students participated in Winter Term abroad across 39 countries in January 2026.
Participants pursued topics from environmental law to trade liberalization in diverse clinical placements.
Toibat Ayankunbi ’26 studied climate activism in Amsterdam through a clinical placement with Follow This.
Timothy Fulton studied Sweden’s rehabilitative criminal justice model in Stockholm.
Uma Nambiar conducted case briefs and independent research at the Supreme Court of India.
Tatiana Poggi explored Taiwan’s semiconductor industry and foreign legal constraints in Taipei.
Malika Kounkourou analyzed case papers at the Qatar International Court and Dispute Resolution Centre in Doha.
Maria Morrison contributed to research on maritime law at the Norwegian Centre for the Law of the Sea.
Haniya Rehman studied cases for APPEAL in London, challenging wrongful convictions.
Shahnur Said conducted independent clinical research at the Supreme Court library in Pakistan.

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