International Humanitarian Law: Philippines’ PMA superintendent Lt. Gen. Michael Logico told cadets IHL is “non-negotiable,” framing it as a discipline that protects civilians even in war. Visa Rules: The US State Department updated guidance saying most Canadian and Bermudian travelers can enter without a nonimmigrant visa, while warning border admission isn’t automatic. Digital Fraud Crackdown: India’s Supreme Court ordered RBI to circulate a nationwide SOP within four weeks for handling mule accounts tied to cyber-enabled fraud and money laundering. AI for Development: The World Bank says AI can be a “lifeline” for emerging economies if they close power, connectivity, and skills gaps with lower-cost tools. FIFA Power Struggle: Arsène Wenger backed away from Gianni Infantino’s abandoned World Cup investment plan, while FIFA’s secretary general urged staff to stay focused after the turmoil. Foreign Influence Transparency (Canada): Canada moved to create a foreign influence registry/office to boost transparency on overseas attempts to sway public life. Energy & Food Security (Jordan): King Abdullah reviewed plans to strengthen energy reserves and food security amid regional shocks. US Government Funding: The Senate advanced a bipartisan continuing resolution to avoid a shutdown and pause new grant criteria. Gaza Ceasefire Critique: A Palestinian government report calls the ceasefire “a continued genocide under a different name,” citing ongoing attacks and blocked aid.