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Federal Judge Permanently Blocks Release of Special Counsel Jack Smith's Classified Documents Report
U.S. District Judge Aileen M. Cannon has permanently barred the release of Special Counsel Jack Smith's report on his investigation into former President Donald Trump's classified documents case. The ruling, issued Monday, cites 'manifest injustice' to Trump and co-defendants, whose charges were previously dismissed.
Hong Kong Court of Appeal Upholds National Security Convictions for 12 Pro-Democracy Activists
Hong Kong's Court of Appeal has dismissed appeals by 12 pro-democracy activists, upholding their convictions or sentences in a landmark national security trial. The case, part of the 'Hong Kong 47' prosecution, relates to an unofficial 2020 primary election deemed a conspiracy to subvert state power. Critics condemn the ruling as a blow to dissent.
France Dominates Italy 33-8 in Six Nations Clash, Bolstering Grand Slam Bid
France secured a commanding 33-8 bonus-point victory over Italy in the Six Nations tournament on Sunday, February 22, 2026, at Stade Pierre-Mauroy in Lille. The win maintains France's perfect record and strengthens their position at the top of the standings, keeping their Grand Slam aspirations alive.
Former Union Minister Mukul Roy Dies at 71 in Kolkata
Veteran Indian politician and former Union Railway Minister Mukul Roy passed away at the age of 71 in Kolkata due to cardiac arrest. A founding member of the Trinamool Congress, Roy was a prominent figure in West Bengal politics, known for his strategic acumen and significant roles across multiple parties.
São Paulo Extends Carnival Festivities with Over 100 Post-Carnival Blocks This Weekend
São Paulo continues its vibrant Carnival celebrations with over 100 post-Carnival blocks taking to the streets this weekend, February 21st and 22nd, 2026. Major artists like Daniela Mercury and Léo Santana are leading parades across key city circuits, ensuring the festive spirit endures with diverse music and elaborate infrastructure.
Emirates Cancels Dubai-New York Flights Amid Severe US Snowstorm
Emirates airline has canceled multiple flights between Dubai International Airport and New York JFK Airport from February 22 to February 24, 2026, due to a severe snowstorm impacting the US East Coast. The storm, described as a Nor'easter, brought heavy snowfall and strong winds, leading to widespread travel disruptions and affecting other US routes including Newark and Boston. Passengers were advised to check flight statuses and contact the airline for rebooking.
Germany Secures Fifth Place with 26 Medals at Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics
Germany concluded its participation in the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympic Games, securing a total of 26 medals, comprising 8 gold, 10 silver, and 8 bronze. This performance placed the German national team fifth in the overall medal standings at the Games, which ran from February 6 to 22, 2026, across various venues in Italy.
UK Forges Deeper Mining Partnerships and Boosts SME Support at Mining Indaba 2026
The United Kingdom announced new initiatives at Mining Indaba 2026 in Cape Town, South Africa, to bolster UK-Africa collaboration on critical minerals and provide substantial support for South African Small and Medium-sized Enterprises. These efforts aim to drive investment, foster sustainable economic development, and create jobs.
Emperor Naruhito Expresses Deep Concern for 2011 Disaster Survivors on 66th Birthday
On his 66th birthday, Emperor Naruhito of Japan voiced profound concern for survivors of the 2011 earthquake, tsunami, and nuclear disaster, highlighting that their emotional and communal 'scars have not healed yet' despite significant infrastructure recovery. His remarks precede the 15th anniversary of the triple catastrophe.
Pope Leo XIV Calls for 'Fast' from Hurtful Words in Lenten Message 2026
Pope Leo XIV has released his Lenten Message for 2026, urging Catholics to embrace a spiritual renewal through deeper listening and a 'fast' from hurtful words. The message, titled 'Listening and fasting. Lent as a time of Conversion,' was issued on February 13, ahead of Ash Wednesday on February 18.
Pope Leo XIV Urges Immediate Ceasefire in Ukraine on Fourth Anniversary
Pope Leo XIV renewed his urgent call for an immediate ceasefire and intensified dialogue in Ukraine on February 22, 2026, ahead of the fourth anniversary of Russia's full-scale invasion. Speaking from the Vatican, he emphasized that 'peace cannot be postponed' and described war as 'a wound inflicted upon the entire human family'.
Pope Leo XIV Urges Immediate Ceasefire in Ukraine on Fourth Anniversary of Conflict
Pope Leo XIV issued an urgent plea for peace in Ukraine, calling for an immediate ceasefire and strengthened dialogue as the conflict approaches its fourth anniversary. Speaking from the Vatican, the Pontiff highlighted the immense suffering and destruction caused by the war.
Pope Leo XIV Visits Sacred Heart Parish in Rome Amidst Lenten Program
Pope Leo XIV made a pastoral visit to the Basilica of the Sacred Heart of Jesus in Castro Pretorio, Rome, as part of his 2026 Lenten program. The visit comes as the Pontiff and the Roman Curia are engaged in their annual Lenten Spiritual Exercises, emphasizing themes of listening, fasting, and communal conversion.
Madrid Court Dismisses Sexual Assault Complaint Against Former PM Adolfo Suárez
A Madrid court has dismissed a sexual assault complaint against Spain's first democratically elected Prime Minister, Adolfo Suárez. The complaint, filed in December 2025, was shelved due to Suárez's death in 2014 and the alleged events, dating back to the 1980s, being time-barred under Spanish law.
Kremlin Hosts State Award Ceremony on Defender of the Fatherland Day
Russian President Vladimir Putin presided over a state award ceremony at the Kremlin on Defender of the Fatherland Day, February 23, 2026. Officers from the Defence Ministry and the Russian National Guard were honored with state decorations for their service, particularly those involved in the special military operation.
Canada Basketball Unveils Roster for FIBA World Cup 2027 Qualifiers Window 2
Canada Basketball has announced the 12-athlete roster for the Senior Men's National Team's upcoming games in Window 2 of the FIBA Men's World Cup 2027 Qualifiers. The team will face Puerto Rico in San Juan on February 26 and Jamaica in Kingston on March 1, aiming to continue their undefeated run in Group B.
Nicolas Sarkozy Seeks to Merge Sentences in French Court
Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy is requesting a Paris criminal court to merge two definitive sentences from separate convictions for graft and illegal campaign financing. He aims to have time served under electronic monitoring for one case count towards the other, a procedure his lawyer describes as 'routine'.
Netflix's 'The Eternaut' Adaptation Ignites New Wave of Disappeared Searches in Argentina
The Netflix series 'The Eternaut,' based on the iconic Argentine comic, has significantly increased inquiries for individuals disappeared during Argentina's 1976-1983 civil-military dictatorship. Human rights organizations report a surge in identity searches following the show's premiere.
Israeli Forces Continue Attacks in Gaza Amidst Ceasefire Violations
Despite a ceasefire agreement in effect since October 2025, Israeli forces have continued attacks across the Gaza Strip in February 2026, involving shelling, gunfire, and home demolitions. These actions have reportedly resulted in dozens of Palestinian casualties and raised concerns from the UN regarding potential 'ethnic cleansing'. Both sides accuse the other of violating the truce.
Russian Beriev Aircraft Plant Reports $65 Million Loss for 2025 Amid Ukrainian Strikes
The Beriev Aircraft Plant in Taganrog, a vital Russian strategic aviation facility, has reported a significant net loss of approximately $65 million for 2025. This financial downturn is attributed to systematic Ukrainian precision strikes, which have severely impacted the plant's production capabilities and destroyed key aircraft.