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Brazil Seeks New Legislation to Tax Betting Operators Following Anti-Counterfeiting Bill Exclusion
The Brazilian government is pushing for new legislation to tax betting operators, a move prompted by the exclusion of the sector from a recent anti-counterfeiting bill. This initiative builds upon existing regulations, with proposals to increase taxation on gross gaming revenue and player winnings, aiming to boost federal revenue and enhance regulatory oversight.
Russia Condemns US-Israeli Strikes on Iran, Urges Citizens to Evacuate Amid Escalation
Russia's Foreign Ministry has strongly condemned recent US and Israeli airstrikes on Iran, labeling them an 'unprovoked act of armed aggression' and warning of regional catastrophe. Amidst the escalating conflict, the Russian Embassy in Tehran has urged its citizens to leave Iran immediately, citing safety concerns and the risk of further destabilization.
Heavy Rainfall and Flooding Grip South Australia and Victoria, Disrupting Travel and Services
A slow-moving low-pressure system has unleashed heavy rainfall and widespread flooding across South Australia and Victoria since February 25, 2026. Many areas have recorded over 100mm of rain in 24 hours, leading to significant travel disruptions, power outages, and numerous calls for emergency assistance, with further downpours anticipated.
China Issues Stern Warning Over South China Sea Joint Patrols Amid Allied Drills
China's military has issued a strong warning, stating it remains on high alert and will thwart any attempts to disrupt peace in the South China Sea. This comes after recent joint patrols by the Philippines, US, Japan, and Australia, which Beijing criticized as destabilizing the region.
Drone Attack Ignites Fire at Russian Oil Refinery in Krasnodar Krai
A drone attack on the night of February 28, 2026, caused a significant fire at the Albashneft oil refinery in Novominskaya, Krasnodar Krai, Russia. The blaze, which engulfed a tank and an adjacent area of approximately 150 square meters, was reportedly ignited by falling UAV debris. No casualties were reported, and emergency services successfully extinguished the fire by morning.
UK Schools and Police Issue Warnings Over 'Red vs Blue' Social Media Violence Trend
A concerning social media trend, dubbed 'Red vs Blue' school wars, is prompting UK schools and police to issue urgent warnings. The trend encourages pupils to engage in coordinated physical assaults, often using gaming-style language and suggesting weapons, leading to increased patrols and calls for parental vigilance across the country.
FedEx Pledges Customer Refunds for Unlawful Tariffs Following Supreme Court Decision
FedEx has announced its intention to refund customers for tariff payments recovered from a lawsuit against the U.S. government. This move comes after the U.S. Supreme Court ruled on February 20, 2026, that tariffs imposed under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) were unlawful. FedEx filed its lawsuit on February 23, 2026, seeking a full refund of these duties.
Italy Hosts Four-Nation Summit to Forge Legal Migration Pathways and Combat Irregular Flows
Italy recently convened a four-nation meeting in Rome with Spain, Greece, and Pakistan to establish legal pathways for migration and enhance cooperation against irregular flows. Ministers agreed on a joint strategy to dismantle human smuggling networks, boost information sharing, and facilitate the repatriation of criminals, with a focus on expanding regulated employment opportunities.
US Embassy Offers Consular Services in Efrat Settlement for First Time
The U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem has announced it will provide one-day consular services, including routine passport services, in the Israeli settlement of Efrat. This marks the first time the U.S. has officially conducted such services within a West Bank settlement, drawing both praise from Israel and condemnation from Palestinian officials.
IAEA Unable to Verify Iran's Uranium Enrichment Activities Amid Access Restrictions
The UN nuclear watchdog, IAEA, reported on February 27, 2026, its inability to verify whether Iran has suspended all uranium enrichment activities. This follows Iran denying access to facilities damaged in June 2025 military strikes, leading to a 'loss of continuity of knowledge' over nuclear material. Iran holds 440.9 kg of 60% enriched uranium.
BYD Launches Atto 2 DM-i Plug-in Hybrid SUV in Argentina, Bolstering Electrified Market Presence
BYD has officially launched its Atto 2 DM-i plug-in hybrid SUV in Argentina, marking a significant expansion of its electrified vehicle offerings. The compact SUV, featuring DM-i Super Hybrid technology, boasts an electric range of 110 km and a combined range of 1,100 km, with a starting price of USD 31,990.
Militant Attacks Claim 25 Lives in Adamawa State, Nigeria
Islamist militants launched a deadly assault in late February 2026 on communities in Adamawa State, Nigeria, resulting in the deaths of at least 25 people. The attacks, primarily targeting Madagali Local Government Area, saw homes destroyed and residents displaced, with Boko Haram and ISWAP cited as potential perpetrators.
President Abinader Appoints New Deputy Director and Inspector General of National Police
President Luis Abinader has announced significant changes within the Dominican Republic's National Police leadership. General Esteban Figuereo García was named Deputy Director General, and General Ernesto Rafael Rodríguez García was appointed Inspector General, alongside other promotions and retirements, formalized by Decree No. 133-26.
UK Fully Implements Digital Travel Authorisation for Australians, eVisa System Expands
The United Kingdom has fully enforced its Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) system for Australians and other visa-exempt nationalities as of February 25, 2026. This digital permit is now mandatory for short-term visits, streamlining border processes. Concurrently, the broader eVisa system is replacing physical visa documents for most applicants, marking a significant step in the UK's digital border strategy.
Dominican Republic Stuns USA in FIBA World Cup Qualifier Opener
The Dominican Republic men's basketball team secured an 87-79 victory over the USA in the opening game of Window 2 of the 2027 FIBA Men's World Cup Qualifying. The game took place on Thursday, February 26, 2026, at Frontwave Arena in Oceanside, California.
Minister Ito Bisonó Assesses Extensive Flood Damage in Gaspar Hernández, Pledges Reconstruction Efforts
Minister of Housing, Habitat and Buildings, Ito Bisonó, visited Gaspar Hernández, Dominican Republic, on February 27, 2026, to evaluate severe damage caused by the overflowing Joba River. Intense rains on February 24-25 led to over 350 homes inundated and at least 24 destroyed, with commercial establishments also affected. Bisonó pledged government support for reconstruction through the 'Dominicana Se Reconstruye' program and delivery of essential aid.
U.S. Justice Department Seeks Ownership of Seized Oil Tanker 'Skipper' and Venezuelan Crude
The U.S. Justice Department has filed a civil forfeiture complaint to legally acquire the Motor Tanker Skipper and approximately 1.8 million barrels of Venezuelan crude oil. The tanker, seized off Venezuela's coast in December 2025, is alleged to have facilitated oil shipments for Iran's sanctioned Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.
Great Wall Motors Unveils Plans for Second Brazil Factory with 200,000 Vehicle Annual Capacity
Great Wall Motors (GWM) has announced plans for a new manufacturing facility in Espírito Santo, Brazil, with an annual production capacity of 200,000 vehicles. This strategic expansion marks GWM's second factory in the country, forming a key part of its BRL 10 billion investment in the Brazilian automotive sector. The plant is expected to create thousands of jobs and bolster local production capabilities.
BMW Orders Worldwide Recall of Over 330,000 Vehicles Due to Dashboard Wiring Fire Risk
Germany's KBA transport regulator has ordered BMW to recall more than 330,000 cars globally, including 29,000 in Germany. The recall, affecting i5, 5, M5, i7, and 7 Series models produced between June 2022 and December 2025, addresses a fire risk stemming from incorrectly routed dashboard wiring. This marks the second major recall for BMW in less than a month.
Haitian Prime Minister Discusses National Crisis at 50th CARICOM Summit
Haitian Prime Minister Alix Didier Fils-Aime engaged in critical discussions with former Saint Lucia's Prime Minister Kenny Anthony during the 50th CARICOM summit in St Kitts and Nevis. The talks focused on Haiti's multifaceted crisis, including efforts to restore security, strengthen institutions, and organize long-delayed elections amidst widespread gang violence and humanitarian challenges.