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    Tsikhanouskaya's office and rights defenders discuss Belarus repression▼Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya’s Office and human rights defenders discussed Belarusians’ safety and the regime’s accountability for repression✉newsWorldHuman Rights1 h ago

    Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya's Office met with human rights defenders to discuss the safety of Belarusians and the accountability of Alexander Lukashenko's regime for ongoing repression. The talks focused on documenting abuses and protecting those targeted inside Belarus and in exile. Rights groups have long pressed for international accountability mechanisms over political persecution in the country.

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    -1C cold snap set to grip the entire UK●Weather maps show -1C cold snap as every inch of UK plunges into single digits https:// fed.brid.gy/r/https://www.mirr oMmastodonEnvironmentWeather18 h ago

    Weather maps indicate a -1C cold snap is on the way, with temperatures across every part of the UK falling into single digits. The forecast, reported alongside Met Office guidance, suggests a widespread chill is approaching, prompting interest in how cold it will get and when the wintry conditions will arrive.

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    Dutch governments adopt Linux-based sovereign digital workplace●Deze Nederlandse overheden werken al met Digitaal Autonome werkomgeving: https:// tweakers.net/reviews/15334/ned erland-MmastodonTechnology816 h ago

    Several Dutch public authorities are already working with a digitally autonomous workplace: a sovereign alternative to Windows and Office built on Linux. The initiative, covered by Tweakers, is framed as a step toward digital sovereignty, reducing dependence on American software vendors. Tech commentators are discussing which governments are involved and whether the approach could scale to other public institutions.

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    U.S. Travel CEO Geoff Freeman Meets Trump in Oval Office▼U.S. Travel's Geoff Freeman on meeting with Trump in the Oval Office✉newsLifeTravel7 h ago

    Geoff Freeman, president and CEO of the U.S. Travel Association, met with President Donald Trump in the Oval Office to discuss matters affecting the American travel industry. The meeting drew attention within the travel sector, where industry leaders are focused on issues such as international visitor numbers, visa policy, and the economic contribution of tourism to the U.S. economy. Details of what was discussed have not been fully disclosed, but the high-level access signals the industry's priorities are reaching the White House.