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India Sustains Robust Economic Growth Amidst Global Turbulence, Reports Standing Committee on Finance
India's real GDP grew by 6.5% in 2024-25, demonstrating sustained robust economic growth despite a turbulent global economy. The Standing Committee on Finance presented its report to the Lok Sabha, highlighting strong domestic demand and investment as key drivers and outlining a roadmap for future prosperity.
Greenpeace Protests at Munich Security Conference, Calls for End to Fossil Gas Dependence
Greenpeace activists staged a protest at the Munich Security Conference in Germany on February 13, 2026, unfurling a large banner and deploying inflatable figures of Putin and Trump. The environmental group highlighted Europe's reliance on liquid gas from Russia and the USA, urging a shift to renewable energy and an end to fossil fuel contracts.
BOJ Member Naoki Tamura Hints at Potential Spring Interest Rate Hike
Bank of Japan board member Naoki Tamura indicated that conditions for an interest rate hike could be met by spring, contingent on sustained wage growth. His remarks, made in Yokohama, have significantly boosted market expectations for an early policy shift, with traders now seeing a 75% chance of a hike before April.
South Africa Intensifies Anti-Corruption Fight with Strengthened Institutions and Forthcoming Whistleblower Bill
President Cyril Ramaphosa announced robust anti-corruption measures during his State of the Nation Address, including bolstering the Hawks, SIU, and NPA, and introducing a Whistleblower Protections Bill to Parliament. These steps aim to combat widespread corruption and protect those who expose wrongdoing.
FBI Releases First Suspect Description, Doubles Reward to $100,000 in Nancy Guthrie Disappearance
The FBI has released the first physical description of a male suspect in the disappearance of 84-year-old Nancy Guthrie from her Arizona home, describing him as 5'9" to 5'10" with an average build and carrying a black 'Ozark Trail Hiker Pack' backpack. The reward for information has been doubled to $100,000.
Brazil's Cattle Processing Hits Record High in Q4 2025, Driven by Robust Chinese Demand
Brazil's cattle slaughtering activity reached a record high in the fourth quarter of 2025, with 10.95 million heads processed, marking a significant increase from the previous year. This surge, alongside record annual beef exports, is primarily fueled by strong demand from China, which remains the largest importer of Brazilian beef.
Russia Unleashes Barrage on Ukrainian Cities as Geneva Peace Talks Confirmed
Russia launched a significant wave of ballistic missiles and drones at Ukrainian cities, resulting in multiple casualties and widespread damage to energy and civilian infrastructure. These attacks coincide with the Kremlin's confirmation of upcoming U.S.-brokered peace talks in Geneva, following earlier uncertainty.
Federal Judge Blocks Pentagon's Action Against Senator Mark Kelly Over 'Illegal Orders' Video
A federal judge has blocked the Pentagon from downgrading Senator Mark Kelly's military rank and pay. The action stemmed from a November 2025 video where Kelly and other Democratic lawmakers urged military members to 'refuse illegal orders,' which the Pentagon deemed a violation of military discipline. The judge cited First Amendment protections for Kelly's speech.
Kremlin Proposes Broad Economic Partnership with US, Conditional on Ukraine Peace Deal
The Kremlin has reportedly outlined a broad economic partnership proposal to the United States, contingent on a resolution to the Russo-Ukrainian war. The plan, detailed in an internal memo, includes a return to dollar transactions, joint ventures in energy and raw materials, and preferential terms for US companies re-entering the Russian market.
Mexico's CFE Unveils New Framework for Public-Private Energy Projects
Mexico's state-owned utility, Comisión Federal de Electricidad (CFE), has approved new guidelines for mixed contracts with private stakeholders. Published on January 28, 2026, these aim to accelerate strategic electricity generation, infrastructure, and storage projects by fostering collaboration and shared investment, with CFE retaining a majority stake.
Israeli Soldier and Civilian Indicted for War Bets Using Classified Intelligence
An Israeli reservist and a civilian have been indicted for allegedly using classified military intelligence to place bets on future military operations on the Polymarket platform. Authorities describe the actions as a 'severe ethical breach' and a 'real security risk,' though no operational damage was reported. Charges include serious security offenses, bribery, and obstruction of justice.
Albanese Government Approves Middlemount Coal Mine Expansion Amid Environmental Outcry
The Albanese Government has granted approval for the expansion and a seven-year extension of Queensland's Middlemount Coal Mine, allowing operations until 2044. The decision, made by the Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment, and Water, has drawn significant criticism from environmental groups concerned about increased carbon emissions and the destruction of critical habitat for threatened species like koalas and greater gliders.
Slovakian Fugitive Arrested in Milan While Attending Winter Olympics Hockey Match
A 44-year-old Slovakian man, wanted for shop thefts committed in Italy in 2010, was arrested in Milan on Wednesday, February 11, 2026. He had been on the run for 16 years and was apprehended after checking into a guesthouse while attempting to attend a Winter Olympics ice hockey game. He faces an 11-month and 7-day prison sentence.
Saudi Arabia Champions AI and Sustainable Growth at UN Tourism Regional Commission in Kuwait City
Saudi Arabia's Tourism Minister Ahmed Al-Khateeb advocated for the integration of Artificial Intelligence and sustainable practices in the tourism sector at the 52nd UN Tourism Regional Commission for the Middle East in Kuwait City. He highlighted tourism's economic impact and the Middle East's recovery, emphasizing responsible innovation and Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 goals.
Saudi Arabia in Advanced Talks for Participation in Turkey's KAAN Fighter Jet Program
Turkish Aerospace is in the final stages of discussions with Saudi Arabia regarding its potential involvement in Turkey's next-generation KAAN fighter jet program. This collaboration could see Saudi Arabia investing in or co-producing the advanced stealth aircraft, marking a significant step in defense cooperation between the two nations and potentially reshaping the KAAN project's future.
Alberta Separatist Movement Intensifies Petition Drive Amidst Public Opinion Divide
A separatist movement in Alberta is actively campaigning to gather nearly 178,000 signatures by May 2, 2026, to trigger a referendum on the province's independence from Canada. This push comes despite recent polls indicating that a majority of Albertans prefer to remain part of the Canadian federation, though a significant minority supports separation.
China Deploys 42 Aircraft, 11 Warships Near Taiwan; 32 Aircraft Enter ADIZ
Taiwan's Ministry of National Defense reported tracking 42 Chinese military aircraft and 11 naval vessels around the island, with 32 aircraft crossing the Taiwan Strait median line and entering Taiwan's Air Defense Identification Zone. Taiwan responded by deploying its own forces to monitor the activity.
Russian Security Council Secretary Shoigu Accuses NATO of Preparing Attacks on Russia and Belarus
Russian Security Council Secretary Sergei Shoigu has accused NATO of preparing attacks on Russia and Belarus, citing a threatening military situation along the alliance's eastern flank. Shoigu's remarks, made in an interview with Interfax on February 12, 2026, highlighted increased NATO military presence and exercises in the Baltics and Poland, which he described as rehearsing aggression against CSTO member states.
Reeves Declares Closer EU Ties as UK's 'Biggest Prize' for Economic Growth
Chancellor Rachel Reeves emphasized the significant economic benefits of a closer relationship between the United Kingdom and the European Union during a recent speech at the London School of Economics. Reeves highlighted that nearly half of the UK's trade is with the EU, advocating for reduced trade barriers and alignment on regulatory standards where it serves the national interest, while reiterating Labour's stance against rejoining the single market, customs union, or freedom of movement.
Nine Detained in Suspected Decade-Long Louvre Ticket Fraud Scheme
French authorities have detained nine individuals, including two Louvre employees, in connection with a suspected decade-long ticket fraud scheme at the Louvre Museum. The alleged fraud is estimated to have cost the museum over 10 million euros and involved the fraudulent reuse of tickets and bypassing official entry procedures.