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Conservation Completed on 1,300-Year-Old Byzantine Breads Unearthed in Turkey
A two-year conservation effort has concluded in Ankara for five 1,300-year-old carbonized bread loaves, including one depicting Jesus as a sower, discovered in Turkey's Karaman province in 2023. These Byzantine-era artifacts offer unique insights into early Christian life and ritual.
Italy Achieves Historic Six-Medal Haul at Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics
Italy celebrated a record-breaking day at the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics on Sunday, February 8, 2026, securing an unprecedented six medals in a single day. The host nation claimed one silver and five bronze medals across various disciplines, marking a significant achievement in its Olympic history.
China Pledges Support for Pro-Unification Forces in Taiwan, Warns Separatists
A top Chinese official, Wang Huning, announced China's firm support for 'patriotic pro-reunification forces' in Taiwan and vowed to 'strike hard against separatists' during the annual Taiwan Work Conference. The statement underscores Beijing's commitment to 'national reunification' and its long-standing claim over the self-governed island.
German Renewable Firm PNE Excluded from Major Vietnam Wind Project
German renewable energy company PNE AG was not selected for the first phase of Vietnam's significant Hon Trau wind power project, despite planning a $4.6 billion investment. The contract for the 750 MW phase was awarded to VinEnergo, a subsidiary of Vietnamese conglomerate Vingroup, a decision PNE called a 'surprise'.
FSB Arrests Pavel Vasin, Third Suspect in GRU General Alexeyev Assassination Plot
Russia's FSB has arrested 44-year-old Pavel Vasin, the third individual implicated in the attempted assassination of GRU Lieutenant General Vladimir Alexeyev in Moscow. Vasin is accused of providing logistical support for the plot, which Russian authorities attribute to Ukraine's SBU, an allegation denied by Kyiv.
Indian Health Service to Cease Mercury Amalgam Use by 2027
The Indian Health Service (IHS) has announced it will discontinue the use of mercury-containing dental amalgam in all its facilities and tribal dental programs by 2027. This decision aligns with growing health and environmental concerns regarding mercury exposure and a global push towards mercury-free restorative materials, emphasizing patient safety and environmental stewardship.
Franco-Romanian Operation Dismantles €306 Million Money Laundering Network, 13 Arrested
French and Romanian authorities, supported by Eurojust and Europol, have arrested 13 suspects in a major operation against a criminal network that laundered over €306 million from drug trafficking and other crimes between 2018 and 2024. The network used legal entities in France and invested illicit profits in Romanian real estate.
Niti Aayog Report Outlines India's $22.7 Trillion Path to Net-Zero by 2070 Amidst Rising Coal Use Until 2047
India's Niti Aayog has released a comprehensive report detailing the nation's strategy to achieve net-zero emissions by 2070, projecting a staggering $22.7 trillion investment requirement. The report also indicates that coal consumption will continue to increase until 2047, highlighting a 'development-first' approach.
NatWest Group to Acquire Evelyn Partners in £2.7 Billion Deal, Marking Largest Acquisition Since 2008 Bailout
NatWest Group has agreed to acquire Evelyn Partners, a prominent UK wealth manager, for an enterprise value of £2.7 billion. This strategic move, NatWest's largest acquisition since its 2008 bailout, aims to create the UK's leading private banking and wealth management business, significantly diversifying the bank's income streams and expanding its offerings to 20 million customers.
Japan's Trade Minister Visits US to Kickstart $550 Billion Investment in Critical Industries
Japan's Trade Minister Ryosei Akazawa is traveling to Washington to advance the first project under a significant $550 billion commitment to bolster critical US industries and technologies. The pledge, part of a July 2025 trade agreement, targets sectors like semiconductors, energy, and critical minerals.
Brazil to Enforce Sweeping Online Protections for Minors, Targeting Gambling and Pornography Access
Brazil is set to implement a new law, the Digital ECA, on March 17, 2026, requiring robust age verification for minors accessing online gambling, pornography, and other harmful content. A government decree, expected by late February 2026, will detail the age-verification measures for app stores and platforms, prohibiting reliance on self-declared ages.
Canada and Luxembourg Forge New Partnerships in Finance, Academia, and Trade
Prime Ministers Mark Carney of Canada and Luc Frieden of Luxembourg announced new partnerships in Ottawa from February 7-9, 2026. The collaboration focuses on financial sector policy, academic exchange through McGill University, and expanding bilateral trade and investment in key sectors.
Carolinas Emerge as Top U.S. Population Growth Hotspots in Latest Census Data
North Carolina led the nation in attracting new residents from other states, while South Carolina recorded the highest overall population growth rate between July 2023 and July 2024, according to recent U.S. Census Bureau estimates. This data highlights a significant demographic shift towards the Southern U.S.
HMAS Toowoomba Strengthens Ties with Indonesian Navy During Jakarta Port Visit
The Royal Australian Navy's HMAS Toowoomba recently concluded a four-day port visit to Jakarta, Indonesia, as part of the Australian Defence Force's 2026 Regional Presence Deployment. The visit fostered defense diplomacy, cultural exchange, and interoperability with the Indonesian Navy, reinforcing the strong bilateral relationship between the two nations.
Nigerian Senate Holds Emergency Plenary Session Amidst Electoral Act Amendment Controversy
Nigeria's Senate convened an emergency plenary session on February 10, 2026, to address public outcry over its recent amendment to the Electoral Act, specifically concerning the electronic transmission of election results. The Senate's decision to not mandate 'real-time' transmission has sparked widespread criticism.
Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov Accuses US of Stalling Ukraine Peace Talks, Citing Renegotiated Proposals and New Sanctions
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov has accused the United States of obstructing peace efforts in Ukraine. He claims the US reneged on proposals from an August 2025 summit in Anchorage and imposed new sanctions on Russian energy companies, hindering progress towards a resolution.
Portuguese Military Deploys Thousands for Extensive Flood Recovery Efforts
Portugal's Armed Forces have deployed nearly 2,700 personnel to 40 storm-battered municipalities in February 2026, undertaking critical debris removal, emergency power generation, and road reopening following severe floods. The operation, dubbed 'Ajuda Rápida,' addresses the worst February floods in a decade.
Storm Marta Leaves Trail of Death and Devastation Across Portugal
Storm Marta swept across Portugal and Spain between February 6 and 8, 2026, causing at least two fatalities in Portugal, displacing thousands, and inflicting an estimated €750 million in agricultural losses due to torrential rain, strong winds, and snow, exacerbating damage from previous storms.
Portugal Estimates €750 Million in Agricultural and Forestry Losses Following Successive Storms
Portugal's agriculture ministry has estimated preliminary losses in the agricultural and forestry sectors at approximately €750 million ($890 million) due to a succession of recent storms, including Marta, Leonardo, and Kristin, which brought widespread flooding and damage across the country. The government has announced support measures and sought EU aid.
Storm Marta Leaves Two Dead, Thousands Displaced, and Billions in Damage Across Iberian Peninsula
Storm Marta, the third major Atlantic storm in two weeks, swept across Portugal and Spain from February 6 to 8, 2026, causing at least two direct fatalities, displacing over 11,000 people, and inflicting billions in economic and agricultural losses due to torrential rain, snow, and strong winds.