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Man Arrested Following Suspicious Death of University of Lancashire Student Carla Georgescu
A 34-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder in connection with the suspicious death of 19-year-old University of Lancashire student Carla Georgescu. Georgescu was found deceased in her Preston accommodation on Thursday, February 5. Police confirm the arrested man was known to her and they are not seeking further suspects.
Johannesburg Water Crisis Intensifies, Calls for President Ramaphosa's Resignation Mount
Activists and citizens in Johannesburg have escalated protests over the severe water crisis, demanding President Cyril Ramaphosa's resignation. The crisis, marked by prolonged outages and infrastructure failures, has led to widespread disruption and calls for the government to declare a national disaster.
Torii Pharmaceutical Launches YCANTH® Topical Solution for Molluscum Contagiosum in Japan
Torii Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd., a Shionogi group company, has launched YCANTH® topical solution 0.71% in Japan for treating molluscum contagiosum in patients aged two years and older. The product, with cantharidin as its active ingredient, received MHLW approval on September 19, 2025, and was listed on the NHI drug price list on November 12, 2025.
Persistent Oil Slick Raises Environmental Alarm Off Russia's Black Sea Coast
Satellite imagery has revealed a persistent large oil slick drifting towards Russia's Black Sea coast, stemming from multiple incidents including the December 2024 Kerch Strait tanker disaster and subsequent spills. The ongoing pollution poses significant environmental and economic threats to the region.
Delhi Schools Evacuated Following Widespread Bomb Threats Deemed Hoax
Multiple schools across Delhi were evacuated on Monday morning, February 9, 2026, after receiving bomb threats via email. Emergency services, including fire tenders and bomb squads, were deployed, but thorough searches found no suspicious objects, leading authorities to declare the threats as hoaxes. The emails contained provocative messages and were reportedly signed by the 'Khalistan National Army'.
Eure Department to Restore 90km/h Speed Limit on Secondary Roads in 2026
The French department of Eure is set to reinstate the 90km/h speed limit on its secondary roads in early 2026, becoming the 52nd department to reverse the 2018 nationwide 80km/h measure. This decision follows local assessments and aims to address driver frustration and perceived ineffectiveness of the lower limit.
IPOB Announces Permanent Cancellation of Monday Sit-at-Home Order in Southeast Nigeria
The Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) has declared the total and permanent cancellation of its Monday sit-at-home order across Nigeria's South East region, effective February 9, 2026. The directive, announced by spokesperson Emma Powerful, reportedly came from detained leader Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, aiming to revitalize economic and social activities in the area.
Saudi Arabia Initiates 2026 Hajj Visa Issuance, Emphasizing Digital Process and Early Preparations
Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Hajj and Umrah commenced issuing electronic Hajj visas for 2026 on February 8, 2026, part of an accelerated timeline under Vision 2030. The digital Nusuk platform facilitates applications, with India's official quota set at 175,025 pilgrims. Preparations began in June 2025, with first pilgrim arrivals expected in April 2026.
Florianópolis' R$350 Million Marina Park Project Receives Final Environmental Approval, Construction Set for Early 2026
Florianópolis' R$350 million Parque Urbano Marina Beira-Mar project received its definitive environmental license, clearing the way for construction to begin in the first half of 2026. This privately funded urban park and marina complex on Beira-Mar Norte will feature extensive leisure areas, over 600 boat berths, and aims to transform the city's relationship with the sea.
Nursery Worker Nathan Bennett Convicted of Child Sexual Abuse in Bristol
Nathan Bennett, 30, has been found guilty at Bristol Crown Court of sexually abusing five children, aged two and three, at the Partou King Street nursery. He was convicted of 21 offences, including rape and sexual assault, and is awaiting sentencing.
Popular Party Secures Victory in Aragón Elections Amidst Vox Surge and PSOE Decline
The Popular Party (PP) has won the regional elections in Aragón, Spain, held on February 8, 2026, securing 26 seats. While the PP lost two seats, the far-right Vox party significantly increased its representation to 14 seats, doubling its previous count. The Socialist Party (PSOE) experienced a notable decline, finishing with 18 seats.
Australian Coalition Reunites After 17-Day Split Over Hate Speech Laws
Australia's Liberal and National parties have formally reunited after a 17-day split, following a deal brokered by leaders Sussan Ley and David Littleproud. The separation stemmed from disagreements over government hate speech legislation enacted after the Bondi Beach mass shooting.
Hawaii Grapples with Severe Weather: Widespread Closures and Warnings Issued for February 9, 2026
Hawaii is experiencing significant severe weather on February 9, 2026, prompting Governor Josh Green to urge residents to prepare for heavy rain, flash flooding, and damaging winds. Widespread closures of state offices, schools, and universities are in effect across the islands.
President Sheinbaum Delivers 53 Homes in Juárez, Nuevo León, Advancing 'Vivienda para el Bienestar' Program
President Claudia Sheinbaum led the delivery of 53 homes in Juárez, Nuevo León, on Sunday, February 8, 2026, as part of the 'Vivienda para el Bienestar' program. This initiative aims to construct 80,000 houses in the state, providing accessible housing for vulnerable families and marking a significant step in her administration's social agenda.
Nobel Laureate Narges Mohammadi Sentenced to Over Seven Additional Years in Iranian Prison
Nobel Peace Prize laureate Narges Mohammadi has been sentenced to an additional 7.5 years in prison by an Iranian Revolutionary Court. The new sentence, which includes charges of 'gathering and collusion' and 'propaganda activities,' follows a week-long hunger strike she undertook. Mohammadi, who received the Nobel Prize in 2023, also faces two years of internal exile and a travel ban.
Calvin Harris Block Party in São Paulo Marred by Overcrowding and Tumult
A pre-Carnival block party in São Paulo featuring DJ Calvin Harris on February 8, 2026, experienced severe overcrowding on Rua da Consolação, leading to dozens of attendees feeling unwell and requiring medical assistance. The event, part of the Bloco Skol, saw temporary interruptions and increased police presence due to the large crowds.
Banyan Gold Uncovers High-Grade Gold at 350m Depth in Yukon's AurMac Project
Banyan Gold Corp. has announced the discovery of high-grade gold mineralization at approximately 350 meters vertical depth within the Airstrip Deposit of its AurMac Project in Yukon, Canada. This significant finding, detailed in recent drill results, extends the known mineralization and suggests potential for a deep-seated magmatic source, opening new exploration targets for the company.
Luxury Lamborghini Crash in Kanpur Injures Six, Tobacco Tycoon's Son Identified as Driver
A high-speed Lamborghini accident on Kanpur's VIP Road on Sunday, February 8, 2026, resulted in at least six injuries and significant damage to vehicles. The luxury car was allegedly driven by Shivam Mishra, son of prominent tobacco businessman K.K. Mishra. The incident has sparked controversy over the handling of the case and allegations of preferential treatment.
China Celebrates Spring Festival as Anime Bans Highlight Historical Tensions
China marks Spring Festival 2026 with traditional galas and events, while bans on Japanese anime cosplay and merchandise, particularly for 'Detective Conan' and 'Pokémon,' highlight persistent historical tensions with Japan. The controversy stems from wartime historical memory.
Russia Launches Extensive Missile and Drone Attacks on Odesa and Kyiv
Russian forces conducted widespread missile and drone strikes on Ukraine overnight, targeting Odesa and Kyiv. The attacks resulted in one fatality and two injuries in Odesa, alongside significant damage to residential infrastructure and a gas pipeline. Kyiv experienced ballistic missile threats and power outages.