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Estonia Expresses Concern Over Latvia's Rail Baltica Delays, Urges Timely Completion
Estonia has expressed significant concern regarding Latvia's progress on the crucial Rail Baltica project, stating that its neighbor is 'a couple of years' behind schedule. Estonian officials are urging Latvia to accelerate construction to meet the 2030 deadline, citing funding shortfalls and escalating costs as primary challenges for the Latvian section of the pan-Baltic railway.
Tencent Cloud and Treeal Launch PalmAI Biometric Service in Brazil
Brazilian fintech Treeal has partnered with Tencent Cloud to introduce the advanced PalmAI Service to the Brazilian market. This secure, palm-based biometric system offers a contactless alternative for payments and access control, leveraging unique palm vein patterns for high accuracy and speed. The service aims to redefine user experience in various scenarios.
Tokyo High Court to Rule on Unification Church Dissolution Appeal on March 4
The Tokyo High Court is set to deliver its ruling on March 4, 2026, regarding the appeal filed by the Unification Church against a lower court's dissolution order. The initial order, issued by the Tokyo District Court in March 2025, cited manipulative fundraising practices and significant harm to followers, following a government request spurred by public scrutiny after the assassination of former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.
Baltic Bet Fined €330,600 in Lithuania for Anti-Money Laundering Failures
Lithuania's Gambling Supervisory Authority has imposed a fine of €330,600 on gambling operator Baltic Bet for significant anti-money laundering (AML) compliance failures. The violations include accepting deposits without proper identity verification and failing to ascertain the origin of customer funds. This marks another regulatory action against the Entain-owned company in Lithuania.
Turkey Blocks Second Aid Convoy to Besieged Syrian Kurdish Town of Kobani
Turkish authorities have reportedly blocked a second aid convoy, consisting of 25 trucks carrying essential supplies, from reaching the Syrian Kurdish town of Kobani. The town is currently under siege by the Syrian army, leading to severe humanitarian conditions and a growing number of displaced persons.
Russia Intensifies Hybrid Attacks Across Europe, Targeting Critical Infrastructure and Democratic Processes
Russia is significantly escalating its hybrid warfare tactics across Europe, with a sharp increase in sabotage operations, cyberattacks, and disinformation campaigns since 2023. These actions target critical infrastructure, transportation networks, and democratic institutions, aiming to destabilize the continent and undermine support for Ukraine. European nations and NATO are working to bolster resilience and coordinate responses.
South Africa's National Minimum Wage Rises to R30.23 Per Hour from March 1, 2026
South Africa's national minimum wage is set to increase to R30.23 per hour, effective March 1, 2026. This R1.44 per hour increase, representing a 5% adjustment, aims to protect workers from rising living costs and will benefit approximately 5.5 million individuals, including farm and domestic workers.
California Unions Intensify Push for AI Regulation to Protect Workers
California labor unions are urging Governor Gavin Newsom to enact stronger regulations on artificial intelligence, citing concerns over job displacement, workplace surveillance, and algorithmic bias. They advocate for human oversight in employment decisions and advance notice for AI-driven layoffs, proposing new legislation to safeguard workers' rights.
US and Argentina Strengthen Critical Minerals Cooperation at Washington Ministerial
U.S. Deputy Secretary of State Christopher Landau and Argentine Minister of Foreign Affairs Pablo Quirno met in Washington, D.C., to bolster bilateral cooperation on critical minerals, aiming to secure supply chains and deepen economic and investment ties. The meeting occurred during the inaugural Critical Minerals Ministerial.
US and Mexico Agree to Labor Remediation Plan at Alimentos Grole Facility Under USMCA
The United States and Mexico have finalized a remediation plan for labor rights violations at the Alimentos Grole pork and chicken processing facility in Ciudad Obregón, Sonora. This agreement, reached under the USMCA's Rapid Response Labor Mechanism, addresses allegations of anti-union activities and aims to restore workers' freedom of association and collective bargaining rights.
Putin Dismisses Longtime Ally Sergei Ivanov from Special Representative Post
Russian President Vladimir Putin has dismissed Sergei Ivanov, a longtime ally and former Defense Minister, from his role as special representative for environmental protection and transportation. The Kremlin stated Ivanov requested to be relieved of his duties, appearing less than a week after his 73rd birthday.
Iranian Military Chiefs Inspect New Underground Missile Base Amid Regional Tensions
Iranian military leaders, including Major General Seyed Abdolrahim Mousavi, visited a newly unveiled underground missile base on Wednesday, February 4, 2026. The inspection aimed to demonstrate military readiness and showcase the Khorramshahr missile, following a 12-day conflict with Israel in June 2025.
US Proposes Critical Minerals Trade Bloc to Counter China's Dominance
US Vice President JD Vance unveiled plans for a critical minerals trade bloc with over 50 allies on February 4, 2026, in Washington. The initiative, named 'Forge,' aims to establish coordinated price floors and adjustable tariffs to counter China's significant control over the global critical minerals supply chain, crucial for advanced manufacturing and defense.
Nigerian Senate Rejects Mandatory Real-Time Electronic Transmission of Election Results
The Nigerian Senate has rejected a proposed amendment to make the electronic transmission of election results mandatory, opting to retain the existing provision that grants the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) discretion over the mode of transmission. The decision, made during the passage of the Electoral Act 2022 (Repeal and Re-enactment) Amendment Bill 2026, has drawn widespread criticism from political figures and civil society groups who advocate for greater electoral transparency.
Spain Delivers Six High-Capacity Generators to Ukraine Amid Deepening Energy Crisis
Spain's Foreign Minister José Manuel Albares handed over six high-capacity generators to Ukraine's Ambassador Yuliia Sokolovska on February 4, 2026, in Madrid. The generators, with a combined capacity of 6.3 MW, aim to alleviate Ukraine's severe energy crisis caused by ongoing Russian attacks, which have destroyed 70% of its power capacity.
US Approves Potential $3 Billion F-15 Sustainment Sale to Saudi Arabia
The U.S. State Department has approved a potential $3 billion Foreign Military Sale to Saudi Arabia for the sustainment of its F-15 fighter jet fleet. The package, which includes spare parts, training, and logistical support, aims to enhance the Royal Saudi Air Force's readiness and support U.S. foreign policy objectives in the Gulf Region. Congress has been notified of the proposed sale.
UK Health Authorities Investigate 36 Cases of Suspected Baby Formula Poisoning
The UK Health Security Agency is investigating 36 cases of children across the UK who have fallen ill with symptoms consistent with cereulide toxin poisoning, linked to recalled batches of baby formula from Nestlé and Danone. The toxin, produced by Bacillus cereus, can cause vomiting and diarrhoea.
Inquiry Concludes Deadliest Channel Migrant Boat Disaster Was Avoidable
A UK inquiry into the November 2021 Channel migrant boat sinking, which claimed at least 27 lives, has concluded that the tragedy was avoidable. The Cranston Inquiry highlighted systemic failures, chronic staff shortages, and missed opportunities in the UK's maritime search and rescue response.
India Open to Venezuelan Oil Imports Based on Commercial Viability, MEA Confirms
India's Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) has affirmed that the nation remains open to importing crude oil from Venezuela and other regions, contingent on commercial viability. This statement follows claims by the United States regarding India's oil sourcing strategy, with India emphasizing energy security for its 1.4 billion citizens as a top priority.
SAMHSA Distributes $794 Million in Block Grants for Mental Health and Substance Abuse Programs
The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) recently allocated $794 million in block grant funding across the United States and its territories. These funds are designated for community-based mental health services, as well as substance abuse treatment and prevention programs, aiming to address critical behavioral health needs nationwide.