Peru–UN Legal Clash: Peru’s Foreign Ministry says a UN Working Group report on arbitrary detention for former President Pedro Castillo has no binding legal force, arguing it can’t trigger his release—though authorities say they’ll still review whether a pardon is legally possible, drawing immediate pushback from political groups. Peru–Transition Politics: As Keiko Fujimori prepares to take office, coverage highlights the political stakes around security, national unity, and the new government’s agenda. World Cup Culture in Peru: A wave of baby-name registrations links Peruvians to World Cup stars, with “Haaland” among the most popular choices even as Peru didn’t qualify. Regional Tensions in Colombia: A left-wing presidential defeat in Colombia is fueling a new phase of street conflict after the president-elect’s legitimacy is rejected and calls for demonstrations intensify. Education & Skills in Peru: UNESCO and MINEDU presented a study aimed at strengthening technical and vocational education and training tied to work and life. Trade & Food Supply: Peru’s milling executives toured U.S. wheat operations in South Dakota, underscoring ongoing efforts to secure inputs and improve capacity. Business & Industry (Peru-linked): Peru’s economy and fiscal outlook remain in focus as officials report growth momentum and a narrowing deficit. Sports (Peru in spotlight): The Philippines’ Blu Girls beat host Peru 8-0 in Women’s Softball World Cup group play, though playoff hopes ended after a 2-3 record.