A judge has issued a temporary block on former President Donald Trump's policy that aimed to bar international students from enrolling at Harvard University. The ruling provides relief to students and the university, which argued the policy was discriminatory and harmful. The judge's decision comes as legal battles continue regarding the policy's legality and impact on international education.
In other news, Russia and Ukraine conducted their largest prisoner exchange since the war began. The swap involved a significant number of soldiers and civilians from both sides. While details remain limited, the exchange is seen as a positive step towards de-escalation and potential future negotiations. The identities of those released have not been fully disclosed to protect their privacy and security.
The situation remains fluid on both fronts, with further legal proceedings expected in the case of the international student ban and continued uncertainty surrounding the conflict between Russia and Ukraine.
Judge Blocks Trump's Ban on International Students at Harvard
A federal judge has temporarily stopped former President Trump's attempt to prevent international students from attending Harvard University. The ruling comes amid ongoing legal challenges to the policy. Meanwhile, Russia and Ukraine completed a major prisoner exchange, the largest since the start of the conflict. This exchange offers a glimmer of hope amid the ongoing tensions.