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8th Abu Dhabi Dialogue Adopts 'Future-of-Work' Agenda for Gulf Migrant Workers
Ministers from 17 Asian sending and GCC receiving states convened in Dubai for the 8th Abu Dhabi Dialogue, adopting a 'Future-of-Work' agenda. The initiative aims to enhance skills, improve labor mobility governance through digitalization and AI, and strengthen protection mechanisms for migrant workers in the Gulf region. Key outcomes include pilot 'Skills Mobility Corridors' and a blockchain ledger for contract tracking.
Bulgaria Under Heavy Snowfall and Blizzard Warnings, Road Conditions Complicated
The National Institute of Meteorology and Hydrology issued orange and yellow code warnings for heavy snowfall and blizzards across most of Bulgaria, effective February 1, 2026. Expected snowfall ranges from 10 to 30 cm, leading to challenging road conditions, travel restrictions for heavy vehicles, and deployment of over 1,200 snow-clearing machines.
Schellenberg Municipal Office Closed for Maria Lichtmess Public Holiday
The municipal administration of Schellenberg, Liechtenstein, observed a closure on Monday, February 2, 2026, in observance of Maria Lichtmess, also known as Candlemas. This Christian holiday commemorates the presentation of Jesus at the Temple and the purification of the Virgin Mary, and is recognized as a national holiday in the Principality of Liechtenstein.
Wafi Energy Pakistan Considers $100 Million Investment to Boost Retail and Storage Infrastructure
Wafi Energy Pakistan Ltd, a Saudi-based energy company, is considering an investment of up to $100 million over the next two to three years. This significant capital injection aims to expand its retail network, enhance storage capacity, and upgrade infrastructure across Pakistan, reflecting growing confidence in the country's economic stability.
Suffolk Strangler Steve Wright Pleads Guilty to 1999 Murder of Victoria Hall
Serial killer Steve Wright, known as the 'Suffolk Strangler,' has pleaded guilty to the 1999 murder and kidnapping of 17-year-old Victoria Hall. The plea, entered at the Old Bailey in London, closes a nearly 27-year-old cold case. Wright is already serving a whole-life sentence for five other murders committed in 2006.
IBGE Releases December 2025 Industrial Production Data for Brazil
The Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE) has released its Monthly Industrial Survey of Physical Production (PIM-PF) for December 2025, showing a 1.2% retreat in industrial output. This data provides crucial insights into the performance of Brazil's mining and manufacturing sectors.
Germany Arrests Five in Major Sanctions Evasion Scheme Supplying Russian Arms Manufacturers
German federal prosecutors arrested five men on Monday, February 2, 2026, for allegedly violating EU sanctions. The suspects are accused of exporting over €30 million in industrial goods, including mechanical and technical components, to at least 24 Russian arms manufacturers since February 2022, using a sophisticated network of shell companies.
Contargo Expands Electric Fleet with 33 DAF XD Electric Trucks, Advances Towards 2045 CO2 Neutrality Goal
German transport company Contargo has significantly expanded its electric truck fleet by deploying 33 new DAF XD Electric trucks. This addition brings their total electric truck count to 90, reinforcing the company's commitment to achieving CO2 neutrality by 2045. The trucks, featuring a 525 kWh battery capacity and over 500 km range, will operate across 15 German locations for container transport.
President Trump Urges Swift Action to End Partial Government Shutdown Amidst House Challenges
President Donald Trump has called for immediate passage of a federal funding package to avert a prolonged partial government shutdown. The move comes as House Speaker Mike Johnson faces significant challenges in uniting his caucus and addressing Democratic demands for immigration reforms.
China to Ban Hidden EV Door Handles Citing Crash Safety Concerns
China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology has announced a ban on hidden car door handles for all electric vehicles, effective January 1, 2027. The move, aimed at enhancing crash safety, requires mechanical release mechanisms for all passenger car doors, addressing concerns over emergency egress and rescue.
India Increases Duty-Free Allowance for Arriving Passengers Under New Baggage Rules 2026
India's Ministry of Finance has significantly increased the duty-free allowance for international passengers and foreign tourists under the new Baggage Rules 2026, effective February 2, 2026. The allowance for arriving passengers is now ₹75,000, while foreign tourists can bring goods worth ₹25,000 duty-free. This marks the first major revision in a decade, aiming to streamline customs and boost tourism.
NFL to Host Historic First Regular-Season Game in France in 2026
The NFL is set to make history in 2026 by hosting its first-ever regular-season game in France, with the New Orleans Saints playing at the iconic Stade de France in Paris. This marks a significant step in the league's global expansion efforts, targeting a growing fanbase in the country.
Mexico Pledges Humanitarian Aid to Cuba Amid US Tariff Threats
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum announced this week that Mexico will send humanitarian aid, including food, to Cuba. The decision comes as Cuba faces a severe humanitarian crisis exacerbated by fuel shortages and US pressure, including an Executive Order threatening tariffs on countries supplying oil to the island. Mexico will, however, hold off on oil shipments for now.
Italy Braces for Widespread Travel Disruption in February Due to Nationwide Strikes
Italy is facing extensive travel disruption throughout February 2026, with over twenty strikes impacting air, rail, and port services. Travelers should anticipate significant delays and cancellations, particularly on key dates affecting national airlines, major railway operators, and port activities.
Spanish Congress Rejects 'Omnibus' Decree, Halting Pension Revaluation and Key Social Measures
Spain's government suffered a significant parliamentary defeat on January 27, 2026, as Congress rejected an 'omnibus' Royal Decree. The comprehensive legislative package, which included a 2.7% pension revaluation for 2026, public transport subsidies, and eviction protections, was voted down by opposition parties, impacting millions of citizens.
Winter Storm Batters Atlantic Canada, Causing Widespread Disruptions
A powerful winter storm swept across Atlantic Canada in late January and early February 2026, bringing heavy snowfall and strong winds. The storm led to extensive school closures, flight cancellations, and hazardous travel conditions across Nova Scotia, Newfoundland and Labrador, Prince Edward Island, and parts of New Brunswick, with some areas receiving up to 50 cm of snow.
Federal Reserve Holds Interest Rates Steady at 3.50%-3.75% in First 2026 Meeting
The Federal Reserve's Open Market Committee voted to maintain the federal funds rate at 3.50%-3.75% following its first meeting of 2026 on January 28. This decision marks a pause after three consecutive rate cuts in late 2025, with the central bank citing solid economic activity, low job gains, and elevated inflation.
Russia Reiterates Uranium Processing Offer Amidst Heightened Iran Tensions
The Kremlin has reiterated its long-standing offer to process or store Iran's enriched uranium, aiming to de-escalate regional tensions. This comes as Iran continues to enrich uranium to 60% purity, a level close to weapons-grade, and amid heightened US-Iran friction.
European Parliament Committee Rejects Swiss Bid for Steel Tariff Exemption
The European Parliament's International Trade Committee has rejected Switzerland's request for an exemption from new EU steel tariffs. The new framework, set to replace existing safeguard measures in June 2026, will cap duty-free steel imports at 18.3 million tonnes annually and impose a 50% tariff on out-of-quota imports. Switzerland argues its steel industry does not contribute to global overcapacity and is vital for regional supply chains.
Swiss Alpine Bar Fire Death Toll Rises to 41 After Teen Succumbs to Injuries
The death toll from the devastating New Year's Day fire at Le Constellation bar in Crans-Montana, Switzerland, has tragically increased to 41. An 18-year-old Swiss national died from severe injuries a month after the blaze, which also left 116 injured. Investigations into the cause and safety compliance are ongoing.