War

Unternehmen

Asos-Mitgründer Quentin Griffiths stirbt nach Sprung aus 17. Stock in Thailand

Quentin Griffiths, Mitgründer des britischen Modehändlers Asos, stürzte am 9. Februar aus dem 17. Stock seines Apartments in Pattaya, Thailand. Die thailändische Polizei schließt Fremdeinwirkung aus und geht von Suizid aus, teilte sie freitag mit.

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AI

Zelenskyy Calls for European Troops on Ukraine Front Lines Post-Peace

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy demanded the deployment of a European military contingent near the front lines after any peace agreement with Russia. He framed the presence as a security guarantee and deterrent against future attacks.

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Conflicts & Security

Iran Prepares Nuclear Counterproposal in 3 Days Amid Trump Strike Threat

Iran's foreign minister expects a draft counterproposal to the U.S. on their nuclear dispute within two or three days. President Donald Trump said Friday he is considering limited military strikes against Iran if no deal emerges soon.

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US Politics

Ondo Police Arrest 13 in Deadly APC Ward Congress Attack

Ondo State police arrested 13 suspects linked to a violent attack on an All Progressives Congress ward congress in Idanre that killed two people and injured three others. The raids followed orders from Commissioner Adebowale Lawal after the February 18 clash.

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Conflicts & Security

Nayab Singh Saini Leads Haryana Assembly Tributes to Leaders and Martyrs

Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini led the state assembly in passing obituary resolutions for prominent figures and soldiers killed in action. The session opened Monday with tributes to those who died since the last assembly meeting.

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Medizin

Langley-Aktivistin für behinderte Sportler erhält Lebenswerkpreis

Terrie Moore aus Langley hat den Daryl Thompson Lifetime Achievement Award von Sport BC erhalten. Der Preis würdigt ihre 45 Jahre Arbeit für Parasport in British Columbia und darüber hinaus.

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Política de EE.UU.

Gobierno surcoreano ve más incertidumbres en exportaciones a EE.UU. por fallo judicial

El Gobierno surcoreano alertó este sábado de que han aumentado las incertidumbres sobre sus exportaciones a Estados Unidos tras un fallo de la Corte Suprema que invalidó los aranceles globales de Donald Trump. La sentencia declaró ilegales esas tarifas bajo la Ley de Poderes Económicos de Emergencia Internacional.

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AI

War Secretary Promotes Three General Officers Feb. 19

The U.S. Department of War announced promotions for three general officers on Feb. 19, 2026. Brig. Gen. John Smith rises to major general, Col. Jane Doe to brigadier general, and Maj. Gen. Michael Lee to lieutenant general.

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Leaders

Event Organizer Files Police Complaint Against Mimi Chakraborty, Demands Rs 20 Lakh

Event organizer Tanay Shastri filed a police complaint against Bengali actress and former MP Mimi Chakraborty at Bangaon Police Station, demanding Rs 20 lakh in damages and a public apology. The move escalates a dispute that landed Shastri in judicial custody for 14 days over harassment allegations.

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Medicine

CRPF Holds Women’s Medical Camp in J&K’s Roun Village

The Central Reserve Police Force's 137 Battalion set up a specialized medical camp Saturday in Roun village, Jammu and Kashmir, targeting women's health needs. Troops provided iron, folic acid and calcium supplements while stressing sanitary hygiene.

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Mental Health

91% of New Year’s Resolutions Fail by Late January Without Plans

A 2024 University of Adelaide study shows 91% of attempts to break bad habits collapse by late January without proper planning. Psychologists blame emotional highs, lack of strategy and daily routines for the rapid fade.

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Middle East

100,000 Pray at Aqsa Mosque Despite Israeli Ramadan Restrictions

Around 100,000 worshippers performed Isha and Taraweeh prayers at Jerusalem's Aqsa Mosque on Friday evening, defying heavy Israeli restrictions at the gates and surrounding areas. The Islamic Waqf in Jerusalem reported tens of thousands reached the site despite forces blocking many Palestinians, especially from the West Bank.

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Europe

Ukraine Prepares Elections for Fall 2026 Amid War

Ukrainian lawmakers are accelerating preparations for presidential elections in fall 2026 and parliamentary polls in spring 2027, even as fighting continues. Sources in the Verkhovna Rada say scenarios are being developed to hold votes during wartime without lifting martial law.

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Middle East

Trump Warns Iran on Nuclear Deal Amid Military Buildup

President Donald Trump demanded Iran return to nuclear talks for a 'fair deal' or face consequences. He issued the warning from the White House as U.S. forces bolstered their presence near the region.

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Asia Pacific

Lashkar-e-Taiba Eyes Temple Attack Near Delhi’s Red Fort

Indian intelligence sources warned of a Lashkar-e-Taiba plot to strike a temple in Delhi's Chandni Chowk area near the Red Fort with an improvised explosive device. The Pakistan-based group seeks revenge for a February 6 mosque blast in Islamabad.

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