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President Xi Jinping Extends Lunar New Year Greetings for Year of the Horse
Chinese President Xi Jinping hosted a reception in Beijing on January 29, 2014, to extend Spring Festival greetings ahead of the Lunar New Year, the Year of the Horse. He conveyed wishes to Chinese people worldwide and thanked international friends for their support. The event at the Great Hall of the People marked the upcoming January 31 start of the Wooden Horse year.
Drone Strikes Claim Civilian Lives in Odesa and Bryansk Amidst Escalating Tensions
Drone strikes on February 14, 2026, resulted in civilian casualties in both Ukraine and Russia. An elderly woman was killed in Odesa, Ukraine, by a Russian drone, while a Ukrainian drone strike in Russia's Bryansk region claimed another civilian life. These incidents precede upcoming U.S.-brokered peace talks in Geneva, highlighting ongoing cross-border hostilities.
German Rescue Ship 'Humanity 1' Impounded by Italy in Trapani
Italian authorities have impounded the German rescue ship 'Humanity 1' in Trapani, Sicily, for 60 days and imposed a 10,000 Euro fine. The action follows the ship's recent rescue operation in the Mediterranean and is attributed to alleged breaches of maritime regulations, specifically regarding communication with Libyan authorities.
Prime Minister Takaichi Urges Swift Deliberation of Fiscal 2026 Budget in Japan
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi has called on her ruling Liberal Democratic Party to expedite deliberations on the fiscal 2026 budget. Following a recent landslide election victory, Takaichi aims for quick passage of the budget, which includes key policy shifts, before the current fiscal year concludes on March 31.
Argentina Senate Approves Landmark Labor Reform Amid Protests
Argentina's Senate has approved President Javier Milei's labor reform bill, a key component of his economic agenda. The legislation, passed with a 42-30 vote, introduces significant changes including authorizing 12-hour workdays, restricting strike rights, and altering severance pay calculations. The vote followed intense debate and protests outside Congress.
Rio Carnival 2026 Sees Hotel Occupancy Exceed 91% Amidst Celebrations
Rio de Janeiro's hotel occupancy rate has surpassed 91% during the ongoing Carnival 2026 celebrations, with specific areas like Glória to Botafogo reaching nearly 97%. The festivities are projected to inject approximately R$5.9 billion into the city's economy, attracting millions of revelers.
Independent MP Rupert Lowe Launches 'Restore Britain' as National Political Party
Independent MP Rupert Lowe has formally launched 'Restore Britain' as a national political party, emphasizing strict immigration control, the deportation of illegal immigrants, and the restoration of Christian principles. The party aims to unite local groups under an umbrella organization.
India, Japan, and Indonesia Conduct Trilateral Naval Exercise in Andaman Sea
The Indian Navy, Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force, and Indonesian Navy conducted a trilateral exercise in the Andaman Sea on February 13, 2026. The drill aimed to enhance joint operational readiness, improve interoperability, and strengthen maritime cooperation for regional security. This exercise follows India's recent assumption of command of Combined Task Force 154.
U.S. and Taiwan Finalize Reciprocal Trade Agreement, Capping Tariffs and Expanding Market Access
The United States and Taiwan have finalized a reciprocal trade agreement, capping U.S. tariffs on Taiwanese goods at 15% and committing Taiwan to significantly reduce tariffs on American products. The deal also addresses non-tariff barriers and includes substantial purchase commitments from Taiwan.
France and Germany Advance Plans for New Land-Based Ballistic Missile System
France and Germany are progressing with plans for a new land-based ballistic missile system, developed by ArianeGroup, to enhance European defense capabilities. The proposed weapon is designed with a range between 1,000 and 3,000 kilometers and will incorporate hypersonic warhead technology.
Kookaburras Secure Dominant 3-0 Victory Over Pakistan in FIH Pro League Hobart Leg
Australia's Kookaburras defeated Pakistan 3-0 in their third match of the FIH Pro League second leg in Hobart on Friday, February 13, 2026. Blake Govers scored two goals, with Jack Welch adding another, securing Australia's third consecutive win and a clean sheet.
Nigeria Launches BOGA Fund Programme to Drive Economic Diversification
Nigeria has officially launched the two-year Beyond Oil and Gas Alliance (BOGA) Fund Programme in Abuja. This $800,000 initiative aims to diversify the economy away from its heavy reliance on oil and gas, focusing on evidence-based policymaking, green growth, and inclusive development, with a particular emphasis on creating opportunities for women and youth.
Liechtenstein Government Receives New Abortion Law Initiative
A legislative proposal, dubbed a 'time-limit solution' for abortion, has been submitted to the Liechtenstein government in February 2026. This initiative seeks to reform the principality's highly restrictive abortion laws, which currently prohibit the procedure except in very limited circumstances, and comes after a similar proposal was rejected in a 2011 referendum.
NATO Envoy Concludes Inaugural Visit to Saudi Arabia, Discussing Regional Stability and Enhanced Engagement
Javier Colomina, NATO's Special Representative for the Southern Neighbourhood, concluded his first official visit to Saudi Arabia from February 10-11, 2026. Discussions focused on regional stability, deepening engagement, and strengthening NATO-GCC relations, with meetings held with top Saudi officials and the Gulf Cooperation Council.
Ocasio-Cortez Calls for Re-evaluation of US Aid to Israel at Munich Security Conference
Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez stated at the Munich Security Conference that unconditional US military aid to Israel 'enabled a genocide in Gaza' and urged a re-evaluation of such assistance, citing the need to uphold US laws like the Leahy laws.
China Urges Stable Semiconductor Supply Chain Following Dutch Nexperia Ruling
China's Ministry of Commerce and Foreign Ministry have called for the restoration of a stable global semiconductor supply chain. The appeal comes after a Dutch court ruling concerning Chinese-owned chip firm Nexperia, which Beijing views as improper administrative intervention, impacting global chip supplies.
HHS Launches Civil Enforcement Program to Bolster SUD Patient Record Confidentiality
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has announced a new civil enforcement program, effective February 16, 2026, to protect the confidentiality of substance use disorder (SUD) patient records. This initiative, led by the Office for Civil Rights (OCR), aligns 42 CFR Part 2 with HIPAA, introducing civil penalties and enhanced patient rights.
Mexican Navy Delivers Over 800 Tons of Humanitarian Aid to Cuba Amidst U.S. Blockade
Two Mexican Navy ships, the Papaloapan and Isla Holbox, have delivered over 800 tons of essential food and hygiene items to Havana, Cuba. The aid arrives as Cuba grapples with severe shortages exacerbated by a tightening U.S. oil blockade, with Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum affirming solidarity and seeking diplomatic solutions.
Steelworkers Warn Against Weakening BC Indigenous Rights Framework, Citing Economic Risks
The United Steelworkers union has issued a strong warning against any attempts to amend or repeal British Columbia's Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act (DRIPA). The union argues that rolling back this framework threatens economic certainty and jobs, particularly in the province's vital resource sectors, and could lead to increased conflict and instability.
Human Rights Groups Urge UN Investigation into Alleged Chemical Weapons Use in Iran Protests
Over 30 human rights and civil society organizations are calling on the United Nations to investigate allegations that Iran's regime deployed chemical weapons against protesters in January 2026. Eyewitnesses reported symptoms far beyond tear gas exposure during a violent crackdown that saw thousands killed.