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Indigenous Protesters Occupy Cargill Terminal in Brazil, Demanding Ban on Amazon Dredging
Indigenous communities in Brazil have occupied a Cargill shipping terminal in Santarém, Pará state, escalating protests against a government decree that prioritizes Amazonian rivers for cargo navigation and private port expansion. Protesters, including the Munduruku people, demand the repeal of the decree and a halt to dredging projects, citing threats to their way of life and the environment. Cargill has suspended operations, reporting vandalism.
Türkiye Crosses 'Critical Threshold' Towards Terror-Free Future, Parliament Speaker Kurtulmuş Announces
Parliament Speaker Numan Kurtulmuş declared that Türkiye has reached a 'critical threshold' in its pursuit of a 'terror-free Türkiye.' This follows the submission of a parliamentary commission's report outlining legal reforms and emphasizing political consensus, particularly in the context of the PKK's announced dissolution and disarmament. The initiative aims for lasting peace without offering amnesty.
Russia Escalates Energy System Attacks Across Ukraine Amidst Freezing Temperatures
Russia has significantly intensified its strikes on Ukraine's energy infrastructure in February 2026, leading to widespread blackouts and heating disruptions in Kyiv, Kharkiv, Odesa, and other regions. These attacks, involving missiles and drones, have left hundreds of thousands without power and heat during severe winter conditions, drawing condemnation from Ukrainian officials and international bodies.
PM Modi Urges Vigilance Against 'Digital Arrest' and Online Fraud in 131st 'Mann Ki Baat'
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, during his 131st 'Mann Ki Baat' address, cautioned citizens against 'digital arrest' and various online frauds. He emphasized that no legal system supports 'digital arrest' and urged adherence to safe digital practices, including the 'Stop - Think - Take Action' mantra, to combat rising cybercrime in India.
'Yellow Letters' Secures Golden Bear at Politically Charged 76th Berlinale
Ilker Çatak's Turkish-language political drama 'Yellow Letters' has won the Golden Bear, the top prize at the 76th Berlin International Film Festival. The film, exploring authoritarian oppression, marks a significant win for German cinema amidst a festival marked by intense political discussions.
Milano-Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics Conclude with Grand Closing Ceremony in Verona
The Milano-Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics officially conclude today, February 22, 2026, after 17 days of competition across northern Italy. The Games culminated with the men's four-man bobsleigh and women's 50km cross-country mass start events, followed by a spectacular closing ceremony at the historic Verona Arena.
France Summons US Ambassador Charles Kushner Over Comments on Far-Right Activist's Death
France is set to summon US Ambassador Charles Kushner to protest comments made by the US administration regarding the death of far-right activist Quentin Deranque. The US State Department's Counterterrorism Bureau posted on X, linking Deranque's death to 'violent radical leftism,' a statement French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot deemed 'unjustified and unjustifiable interference.'
Six Injured, Three Unconscious, at Japan's Saidaiji Eyo 'Naked Festival'
Six participants, three of whom were unconscious, were injured and hospitalized during the annual Saidaiji Eyo Festival, also known as the 'Naked Festival,' in Okayama Prefecture, Japan. The incident occurred on Saturday, February 21, at Saidaiji Kannon-in Temple, where thousands of men compete for sacred 'Shingi' sticks.
China Achieves World's First Full-Process Unmanned Container Ship Operation with 'Zhi Fei'
China has successfully completed the world's first full-process unmanned operation of a container vessel. The smart ship 'Zhi Fei' autonomously navigated, berthed at Qingdao Port, and handled cargo, marking a significant milestone in autonomous maritime transport and smart shipping technologies.
Six Firefighters Die in Central China Cliff Accident
Six firefighters were killed and one injured in Xinhua County, Hunan Province, Central China, after their fire truck veered off a cliff on Thursday, February 19, 2026. The crew was returning from extinguishing a house fire during the Chinese New Year holidays.
Trump's Disapproval Rating Hits 60% Ahead of State of the Union, Poll Finds
A new Washington Post-ABC News-Ipsos poll reveals that 60% of Americans disapprove of President Donald Trump's job performance, with the survey conducted just before his upcoming State of the Union address. The poll highlights significant public discontent across various policy areas.
Greece Acquires Historic Archive of Nazi War Crimes Photos for €100,000
Greece has finalized a deal to acquire an archive of 262 historic photographs, including rare visual evidence of the 1944 Nazi execution of 200 Greek communists in Kaisariani, Athens, for approximately €100,000. The collection, originally from a Wehrmacht lieutenant, was purchased from a Belgian collector.
Protests Erupt in Vienna Against Controversial Academics' Ball at Hofburg
Protest marches took place in Vienna on February 20, 2026, against the annual Academics' Ball held at the historic Hofburg Palace. Critics describe the ball, organized by the FPÖ, as a networking event for the far-right, drawing significant police presence and traffic disruptions.
Saudi Arabia Commemorates Founding Day, Honoring Three Centuries of History
Saudi Arabia marked its annual Founding Day on February 22, celebrating the establishment of the First Saudi State in 1727 by Imam Muhammad bin Saud. The national holiday honors the Kingdom's deep historical roots, cultural identity, and the enduring legacy of its early leadership.
APC Secures Key Victories in FCT Council Elections, Ishaku and Maikalangu Emerge Chairmen
The All Progressives Congress (APC) has emerged victorious in the recent Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Area Council elections, with Joshua Ishaku winning the Bwari chairmanship and Christopher Maikalangu securing the Abuja Municipal Area Council (AMAC) chairmanship. The elections, held on February 21, 2026, saw APC claim multiple council seats.
Israel's Tech Sector Shows Robust Recovery Driven by Defense Innovation and Renewed Investment
Israel's vital tech sector is demonstrating a strong recovery from the impact of the Gaza war, fueled by a significant surge in defense innovation and a renewed influx of investment. Preliminary figures indicate private funding reached $15.6 billion in 2025, a substantial increase from previous years, with key sectors like cybersecurity and AI leading the rebound.
Fugitive Oscar Noe Alday Captured in Mexico After Three Years on the Run
Oscar Noe Alday, who escaped from Pima County Jail in October 2022, has been apprehended in Mexico and deported to Tucson. Alday had been a fugitive for over three years following his escape from the Pima County Adult Detention Complex.
China's Box Office Surpasses North America, Driven by Spring Festival Holiday Success
China's 2026 box office revenue has exceeded North America's, reaching over 7 billion yuan ($970 million) as of February 21. This achievement is largely attributed to the robust performance during the ongoing Spring Festival holiday, with 'Pegasus 3' leading the charge.
Spain Deepens Political and Financial Ties with China Amid New Asia-Pacific Strategy
Spain is actively strengthening its political and financial links with China as part of a newly unveiled Asia-Pacific strategy. This initiative aims to reinforce their comprehensive strategic partnership, marked by recent high-level visits and the signing of multiple cooperation agreements focused on trade, investment, and cultural exchange.
Canadian Federal Government Faces Workstation Shortage Ahead of Expanded Return-to-Office Mandate
The Canadian federal government is set to implement a new return-to-office mandate requiring most public servants to work four days a week in-office starting July 6, 2026. This move has sparked concerns from unions and the government itself about potential workstation shortages and inadequate office space.