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EU Approves €7.5 Million Aid for Displaced Audi Workers in Belgium
The European Parliament has approved €7.5 million from the European Globalisation Adjustment Fund for Displaced Workers (EGF) to assist 3,414 individuals affected by the closure of the Audi Brussels facility in February 2025. The aid package will provide career guidance, job-search assistance, and training for new skills.
USDA Reminds Dairy Producers of February 26 Deadline for Dairy Margin Coverage Program Enrollment
The U.S. Department of Agriculture is urging dairy producers to enroll in the Dairy Margin Coverage (DMC) program by the February 26, 2026 deadline. The program, administered by the Farm Service Agency, offers financial protection against fluctuating milk and feed prices, with significant enhancements for the 2026 coverage year.
Air New Zealand Flight Attendants Strike, Disrupting International Travel for Thousands
Air New Zealand flight attendants, represented by E tū and FAANZ, are undertaking a two-day strike on February 12-13, 2026, impacting international wide-body flights. The industrial action has led to the cancellation of at least 46 flights, affecting approximately 9,500 customers amidst a dispute over pay and working conditions.
WFP Egypt Faces Critical Funding Shortfall, Threatening Aid for 250,000 Refugees by March 2026
The World Food Programme in Egypt is confronting a severe funding crisis that could lead to the suspension of monthly cash assistance for 250,000 refugees and crisis-affected individuals by March 2026. Aid has already been reduced from EGP 750 to EGP 500 per person to manage dwindling resources.
Chile Prepares for Fuel Price Hike as Summer Season Concludes
Chile is set to experience an increase in gasoline prices, with adjustments potentially reaching up to 18.2 pesos per liter, as announced by ENAP. This rise coincides with the conclusion of the summer season and is influenced by the country's Fuel Price Stabilization Mechanism (MEPCO) and international market dynamics.
Russia Blocks WhatsApp Amidst Push for Domestic Alternative Max
The Russian Federation has fully blocked the messaging service WhatsApp, citing non-compliance with local legislation. The move, which affects over 100 million users, is part of a broader effort to promote the state-backed 'superapp' Max, a domestic alternative that integrates messaging with government services. WhatsApp has criticized the block as an attempt to force users onto a 'state-owned surveillance app'.
NATO Initiates 'Arctic Sentry' Mission Amid Rising Geopolitical Tensions in High North
NATO has launched 'Arctic Sentry,' a new military effort to bolster its presence and coordinate exercises in the Arctic. The initiative, announced on February 11, 2026, aims to enhance security, integrate allied activities, and counter growing Russian and Chinese influence in the strategically vital region, following recent tensions over Greenland.
Witness F Abandons Court Challenge, Paving Way for Madlanga Commission Testimony
Witness F, a police officer implicated in the Madlanga Commission's investigation into corruption within South Africa's criminal justice system, has withdrawn his urgent court application. The bid sought to block his appearance and the display of his WhatsApp messages, clearing the path for his testimony to resume on February 16, 2026.
Indian Navy Assumes Command of Combined Task Force 154, Marking Historic First for India
The Indian Navy has taken command of Combined Task Force 154 (CTF 154) from the Italian Navy, a significant milestone as it marks India's first time leading a Combined Maritime Forces (CMF) task force. The handover ceremony took place on February 11, 2026, at CMF Headquarters in Manama, Bahrain, with Commodore Milind M Mokashi assuming command.
Brazil Establishes Interministerial Working Group to Regulate Electronic Games Industry
Brazil has formed an Interministerial Working Group (GTI Games), coordinated by the Ministry of Culture, to regulate Law No. 14,852/2024, the Legal Framework for the Electronic Games Industry. This initiative aims to foster the sector's development, provide legal certainty, and protect minors, distinguishing electronic games from gambling.
Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te Warns of China's Broader Regional Aggression if Island is Seized
Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te issued a stark warning, stating that if China were to seize Taiwan, its expansionist ambitions would extend to other regional countries like Japan and the Philippines. China's Foreign Ministry condemned Lai's remarks, labeling him a 'war instigator' and reiterating Beijing's claim over Taiwan. The President emphasized Taiwan's need to bolster its defenses and seek international cooperation.
UK Strongly Condemns Russia's Escalating Attacks on Ukrainian Civilians and Critical Infrastructure
The United Kingdom has vehemently condemned Russia's intensified and unlawful attacks on Ukrainian civilians and critical infrastructure. Citing recent UN and OSCE reports, the UK highlighted escalating weapon use, including FPV drones and missile strikes, which have resulted in significant casualties and widespread power outages amidst severe winter conditions. The UK reiterated its call for Russia to adhere to international humanitarian law.
Indonesia Proposes Unified National SAR Command to Enhance Life-Saving Efforts
Indonesia's Coordinating Minister for Human Development and Culture, Pratikno, has proposed establishing a single, centralized national command for search and rescue (SAR) operations. The initiative aims to streamline emergency responses, overcome bureaucratic hurdles, and improve life-saving capabilities in the disaster-prone archipelago.
Mount Semeru Records 33 Eruptions in a Week, Remains at Alert Level III
Indonesia's Mount Semeru in East Java erupted again on Thursday evening, February 12, 2026, marking its 33rd eruption in the past week. The volcano's activity level remains at Level III (Alert), prompting warnings from the Center for Volcanology and Geological Hazard Mitigation (PVMBG) for residents to maintain safe distances from the peak and riverbanks.
Laos Methanol Poisoning: $185 Fines for Hostel Staff Spark International Outrage
Parents of Australian methanol poisoning victims expressed shock over the AU$185 fines given to Laos hostel staff for destroying evidence related to the deaths of six tourists in November 2024. The incident at Nana Backpacker Hostel in Vang Vieng claimed the lives of two Australians, two Danes, a US tourist, and a British national.
Laos Declares Road Safety a National Priority Amid Rising Accident Toll
The Lao government has designated road safety as a fundamental national priority, implementing a comprehensive strategy to curb the alarming rise in traffic accidents. Measures include enhanced enforcement, legal reforms, public awareness campaigns, and significant investment in infrastructure and technology to reduce fatalities and injuries.
Kazakhstan Schedules Constitutional Referendum for March 15, 2026
Kazakhstan is set to hold a nationwide referendum on a new draft Constitution on March 15, 2026. President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev signed the decree on February 11, following the presentation of the extensively revised document. The proposed changes aim to reshape the political system, including a transition to a unicameral parliament and adjustments to presidential powers.
Trump Orders Pentagon to Prioritize Coal Power in Bid to Boost Fossil Fuel Industry
President Donald Trump has issued an executive order directing the Pentagon to purchase electricity from coal-fired plants, a move aimed at bolstering the struggling fossil fuel industry. The order, signed on February 11, 2026, also includes a $175 million investment for upgrades to six coal plants across several states. This initiative is part of a broader strategy to increase reliance on coal despite environmental concerns.
Germany Criticizes Israeli West Bank Plans as 'De Facto Annexation'
Germany has strongly criticized Israel's recent plans to tighten control over the occupied West Bank, labeling them a 'further step toward de facto annexation' and a violation of international law. The move, which includes altering legal frameworks and expanding settlements, has drawn widespread international condemnation.
UK Economy Records Modest 0.1% Growth in Final Quarter of 2025
The UK economy expanded by a modest 0.1% in the fourth quarter of 2025, matching the growth seen in the previous quarter. Official figures from the Office for National Statistics reveal a mixed sectoral performance, with manufacturing driving growth while services remained flat and construction declined.