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Macao Dazzles with 2026 Spring Festival Drone and Fireworks Extravaganza
Macao celebrated the 2026 Spring Festival with a spectacular series of drone and fireworks shows, featuring 3,888 drones and pyrotechnics over Sai Van Lake. Organized by the Macao Government Tourism Office, the displays captivated crowds and contributed to record visitor numbers during the Lunar New Year.
Japan and UK Vice Ministers Reaffirm Commitment to Strengthen Bilateral Relations Across Security and Economy
Vice Ministers for Foreign Affairs from Japan and the UK, Mr. FUNAKOSHI Takehiro and Sir Oliver Robbins, met on February 23, 2026, to bolster bilateral ties. Discussions focused on security, economic security, and economy, including strengthening critical minerals supply chains and upholding a free and open international order. The meeting followed a visit by UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer to Japan.
UK Police Deepen Reliance on AI for Investigations, Partnering with Palantir Amidst Growing Scrutiny
UK police forces are increasingly integrating AI tools, primarily from Palantir, to analyze vast digital evidence in complex criminal investigations. This adoption aims to enhance efficiency and identify patterns, but it also raises significant ethical and privacy concerns regarding data handling and potential for bias.
France's National Rally Files No-Confidence Motion Over New Energy Law
France's far-right National Rally party submitted a no-confidence motion against Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu's government on February 23, 2026. The motion challenges a new energy law, the Multiannual Energy Program (PPE3), which scales back renewable targets and boosts nuclear power. The RN accuses the government of bypassing parliamentary oversight, though the motion is unlikely to pass due to lack of support from other parties.
UK Unveils Largest Sanctions Package Against Russia Since 2022 Invasion
The United Kingdom has announced its most extensive package of sanctions against Russia since the full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022, targeting critical energy revenues, military suppliers, and financial institutions. The measures, introduced on the fourth anniversary of the invasion, aim to disrupt Russia's war economy and its ability to circumvent existing restrictions.
144th Humanitarian Aid Convoy Enters Gaza via Rafah Crossing
The 144th humanitarian aid convoy, part of the 'Zad Al-Ezza… From Egypt to Gaza' initiative by the Egyptian Red Crescent, entered the Gaza Strip on February 23, 2026. The convoy, carrying essential food, medical supplies, fuel, and winter provisions, passed through the Rafah Border Crossing, undergoing Israeli inspection.
Valencia Court Orders Oral Trial for Mónica Oltra and Nine Others in Alleged Cover-Up Case
Spain's Provincial Court of Valencia has ordered an oral trial against former Valencian Vice President Mónica Oltra and nine others. They face charges of allegedly covering up the sexual abuse of a minor by Oltra's ex-husband, Luis Eduardo Ramírez Icardi, between 2016 and 2017.
Nigeria and EU Host Science and Innovation Day in Lagos Amidst Landmark Cooperation Agreement
Lagos, Nigeria, is set to host the Nigeria-EU Science and Innovation Day on February 24, 2026. The event aims to foster collaboration between Nigerian and European research communities, coinciding with negotiations for a historic bilateral Science & Technology Cooperation Agreement to boost joint research and innovation.
India Urges Nationals to Depart Iran Amid Escalating Regional Tensions
India has issued a fresh advisory on February 23, 2026, urging its citizens in Iran, including students and businesspersons, to leave the country by all available means. The directive from the Indian Embassy in Tehran cites an 'evolving security situation' and 'heightened regional tensions,' including fears of a potential US military strike.
Operation NANOOK-NUNALIVUT 2026 Underway: Canada Deploys Largest Contingent to Assert Arctic Sovereignty
The 3rd Canadian Division has deployed approximately 750 troops as part of Operation NANOOK-NUNALIVUT 2026, a major Arctic exercise involving up to 1,300 Canadian Armed Forces members and international allies. Running from February 14 to April 15, the operation focuses on asserting Canadian Arctic sovereignty and enhancing defense capabilities in the High Arctic.
Cartel Violence Erupts Across Mexico Following Death of 'El Mencho,' Disrupting Daily Life and Sports
Widespread violence, including roadblocks, school closures, and flight cancellations, has swept across Mexico after the military operation that killed Nemesio 'El Mencho' Oseguera Cervantes, leader of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel. The unrest led to the postponement of several soccer matches and raised concerns for tourism.
Australian Women in Syrian Camps Offer Child Separation for Repatriation to Australia
Australian women detained in Syria's al-Roj camp, with alleged ties to Islamic State, have expressed willingness to separate from their 23 children if it means the children can be repatriated to Australia. This comes amid a recent failed repatriation attempt and the Australian government's firm stance against assisting their return.
China Records Nearly 17.8 Million Cross-Border Trips During Spring Festival Holiday
China's National Immigration Administration reported nearly 17.8 million cross-border trips during the 2026 Spring Festival holiday, marking a 10.1 percent year-on-year increase. The nine-day holiday saw a significant surge in both inbound and outbound travel, driven by relaxed visa policies and a desire for cultural experiences.
Trump Delivers State of the Union Amidst Tariff Policy Upheaval Following Supreme Court Ruling
President Donald Trump is set to deliver his State of the Union address, defending his trade policies and new tariff announcements. This comes days after the Supreme Court struck down key tariffs imposed under emergency powers, creating significant economic uncertainty and legal challenges regarding billions in collected duties.
Russian Businesses Grapple with Escalating Wartime Tax Burden
Russian businesses, particularly small and medium-sized enterprises, are facing significant strain from new wartime tax policies. These reforms include increased corporate taxes, a higher VAT, and drastically lowered revenue thresholds for tax payments, leading to rising operational costs, declining demand, and fears of widespread closures as the Kremlin seeks to bolster state revenue for its military efforts.
President Trump Imposes New 15% Global Tariffs Following Supreme Court Ruling
President Donald Trump has enacted a new 15% global tariff on imports, effective February 24, 2026, under Section 122 of the Trade Act of 1974. This move follows a Supreme Court decision that invalidated his previous tariffs imposed under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA). The administration cites 'large and serious' U.S. balance-of-payments deficits as justification for the temporary duties.
Deutsche Bahn to Equip Staff with Bodycams Following Fatal Attack on Conductor Serkan Çalar
Deutsche Bahn will equip all customer-facing staff with bodycams from 2026, a direct response to the fatal assault on conductor Serkan Çalar. The comprehensive 'Action Plan for Greater Safety on the Railways' also includes more security personnel, enhanced training, and changes to ticket inspection procedures amidst rising violence against railway employees.
United States Reaffirms Nuclear Umbrella for Japan Amidst Rising Regional Tensions
The United States has reaffirmed its commitment to defend Japan with its full range of capabilities, including nuclear weapons, following an Extended Deterrence Dialogue in Washington, D.C. The talks addressed growing regional tensions stemming from China's nuclear expansion and North Korea's missile programs.
UK MPs Reject Proposals to Merge Shotgun and Rifle Licensing Regimes
Cross-party UK Members of Parliament have rejected proposals to merge shotgun and rifle licensing regimes, following a petition signed by over 120,000 people. The decision came during a Westminster Hall debate.
Argentina's Football League Suspends Games Amid Tax Fraud Probe Involving AFA Chief Claudio Tapia
Argentina's domestic football league has suspended its ninth matchday in solidarity with AFA chief Claudio Tapia. This action follows a court's decision to allow Tapia to travel despite an ongoing tax fraud investigation, which alleges the AFA withheld approximately 19 billion pesos in taxes and social security contributions.