Supporters of imprisoned former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan are looking to the incoming Trump administration for his release, spurred by public statements from Trump ally Richard Grenell demanding Khan’s freedom. Despite Trump’s past criticism of Pakistan, Khan’s followers hope for intervention based on perceived similarities between Khan and Trump as outsiders battling elites. However, Pakistani officials and experts believe Trump’s focus will be on financial leverage, not Khan’s release, and the military establishment remains unsupportive of Khan.
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Flow of aid to Gaza could take time, warns International Rescue chief
The flow of aid into Gaza is expected to increase gradually, with 600 truckloads of aid, including fuel, allowed daily during the six-week ceasefire, according to International Rescue Committee chief David Miliband in London. The IRC is prioritizing water, sanitation, child protection, and healthcare in Gaza, emphasizing the importance of safe delivery amid security threats. Miliband also highlighted the need for sustained funding for a large-scale humanitarian response in Gaza, as global governments have shown...
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