The European Commission proposes stricter rules and an EU-wide reporting app to protect minors, aiming to curb online harassment that affects one in six children and threatens their mental health

Colombia's flower sector faces challenges amid Valentine's Day rush, threatening jobs and farm closures

Cypriot singer Antigoni Baxton’s Eurovision 2026 entry “Jalla” sparks controversy for allegedly misrepresenting Cypriot culture, prompting a public letter and official response from Cyprus’ national broadcaster RIK

New tactics and access to U.S. arms have strengthened Pakistan’s Baloch Liberation Army, with women recruits playing a growing role in attacks and propaganda

Government projections show India’s coal use could more than double by 2050 under current policies, before falling sharply as cleaner energy expands and the country moves toward its 2070 net-zero target

Leqaa Kordia, a 33-year-old Palestinian-American, has lost 175 family members in Gaza since 2023. Now she finds herself a year into ICE custody. Her family worry about her health after recent seizure.

Despite years of diplomatic backing, the corridor continues to face structural challenges. Capacity auctions have not guaranteed stable volumes. Transit fees, layered across multiple countries, steadily erode its price competitiveness

EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas plans to present a list of conditions for Russia, including the return of abducted Ukrainian children and military limits, stressing Europe’s role in any peace settlement

The new mission aims to coordinate allied military activity in the Arctic following talks between Donald Trump and NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte, as the alliance seeks to ease internal strains and boost regional security

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz will hold talks with U.S., Chinese, and Ukrainian leaders at the Munich Security Conference, outlining Germany’s approach to global security and transatlantic relations

Israel has been using internationally-banned thermobaric weapons, which reach 3500C, to murder Palestinians in Gaza.

Moscow pledges to maintain missile and warhead restrictions under the New START treaty, stressing compliance is conditional on Washington, amid concerns of a potential three-way arms race with China

Violence broke out on the streets of Tirana on the night of 10th February, with protestors clashing heavily with the police, following allegations of governmental corruption.

During a White House meeting, Israel’s prime minister is expected to press for limits on Iran’s missile program and proxy support, as U.S.-Iran nuclear diplomacy resumes amid heightened regional tensions

A shooting at a secondary school in Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia, left ten people dead, including the suspected female gunman, in one of the deadliest mass casualty events in recent Canadian history

With April elections approaching, Prime Minister Orbán doubles down on anti-Ukraine rhetoric and EU criticism, while challenger Péter Magyar pledges tax relief, anti-corruption measures, and closer EU ties

The Trump administration plans to support free speech programs in allied Western countries, pushing back against EU and UK online rules it brands as censorship, a senior State Department official said during a European visit

Shipping Minister Vassilis Kikilias says the hybrid SUVs boost reliability and readiness, forming part of a broader, €17 million program to modernize the Greek Coast Guard’s land-based operational assets

Tehran reports progress in Oman-mediated discussions, signaling enough consensus to continue talks despite regional tensions and U.S. naval deployments

Estonia’s foreign intelligence service says Moscow is rapidly expanding its military capacity to delay European rearmament, while seeking to ease sanctions and reshape Europe’s security order