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Knife attack in Mulhouse: one dead, several injured

Australia fines Telegram for delay in answering child abuse, terror questions

Orban: Hungary will decide if Ukraine can join EU

49 South Korean schools to shut down due to population decline

Swiss police arrest Australian man over stabbing in Zurich

Over 10 people executed in Goma, Congo says

Rwanda and its M23 auxiliaries executed more than 10 people in Goma, DRC, as the group’s violent actions escalate. The M23 rebels, controlling Goma since January, have instilled fear with crimes while the UN condemns Rwanda’s alleged support for the group.

President Erdogan: Türkiye ranks 11th globally in defense industry exports

UK to unveil the largest package of sanctions on Russia

The United Kingdom will unveil new sanctions against Russia on Monday as it marks three years since Moscow's invasion of Ukraine, UK Foreign Secretary David Lammy stated on Sunday. The announcement of the new sanctions comes amid the US has taken charge of ending the war between Russia and Ukraine.

Pope Francis in critical condition, Vatican says

The Vatican has declared Pope Francis' condition "critical" after the 88-year-old pontiff's health worsened due to double pneumonia, requiring oxygen and blood transfusions.

Gunman kills officer, injures five in hospital attack

A gunman took hostages at a Pennsylvania hospital, killing Officer Andrew Duarte and injuring five others before being fatally shot by police.

Mass protests erupt in Serbia over corruption

Thousands are marching across Serbia, demanding justice for a deadly railway disaster and an end to government corruption.

Germany holds snap elections amid political shift

Germany heads to the polls today after the collapse of Chancellor Olaf Scholz’s coalition, with conservatives leading in surveys.

Heavy snowfall continues along sea of Japan coast

Intense snowfall persists along the Sea of Japan coast, with warnings in effect for traffic disruptions and snow-related accidents through Monday, February 24.

Trump Says U.S. Close to Deal with Ukraine on Minerals

President Donald Trump stated on Saturday that the U.S. is "pretty close" to an agreement with Ukraine regarding revenue from Ukrainian minerals as part of efforts to resolve the ongoing conflict with Russia.

Protests Erupt in Bulgaria Over Planned Euro Adoption

Thousands of protesters clashed with police outside an EU mission building in Sofia on Saturday, opposing Bulgaria's planned adoption of the euro in 2024.

Thousands of Canadians sign petition to revoke Elon Musk's citizenship

China rejects Australia’s concerns over live-fire naval exercises

China’s defence ministry dismissed Australia’s complaints over Chinese naval drills between Australia and New Zealand, calling them "hyped up" and "inconsistent with the facts."

Trump names FBI Chief Kash Patel as acting ATF director

President Donald Trump has named newly confirmed FBI Director Kash Patel as the acting head of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF). The move consolidates Patel’s leadership over two major law enforcement agencies during a period of transition.

Musk to U.S. workers: Prove your worth or lose your job

The Trump administration has ordered U.S. federal employees to submit a list of their work accomplishments by Monday night or risk losing their jobs, raising legal and procedural questions over mass firings.

Macron, Starmer head to Washington as Europe braces for Trump’s Ukraine stance

French President Emmanuel Macron and British Prime Minister Keir Starmer will travel to Washington next week amid European concerns over Donald Trump’s approach to Ukraine and his outreach to Moscow.