- — Venezuela’s National Assembly leader sets deadline for prisoner release
- Jorge Rodriguez told family members of Venezuelan political prisoners that they would be freed on February 13.
- — Thousands gather in Libya for funeral of Saif al-Islam Gaddafi
- Authorities investigating killing of Saif al-Islam Gaddafi, once seen as de-facto PM under fathers iron-fisted rule.
- — As Thais head to polls, can the reformist People’s Party break the cycle?
- Despite leading polls, the Peoples Party confronts an establishment with a two-decade record of overturning mandates.
- — ‘Nothing retaliatory’: US seeks deportation of 5-year-old Liam Conejo Ramos
- Lawyers for the Ecuadorian asylum seeker have speculated the Trump administration is seeking retaliatory actions.
- — For cricket-mad Bangladesh, T20 World Cup expulsion means heartbreak
- As Bangladesh watch the T20 World Cup from afar, the mood in Dhaka is sombre and the players are left disappointed.
- — Gas, power and AI’s role in the new age of energy addition
- Energy CEOs say the narrative of a managed energy transition from fossil fuels to a cleaner system is over.
- — US FCC notice to broadcasters prompts concerns on curtailing free speech
- Critics say such actions and increasing corporate ownership of media is causing a backsliding in US media freedom.
- — Oil and US oversight: How is Venezuela’s interim government surviving?
- As Venezuela enters a new political phase, we look at how the government keeps functioning.
- — Ronaldo misses Al-Nassr game amid reported discontent with Saudi club
- Ronaldo was not part of Al-Nassrs 2-0 win at home, the second game hes missed in four days due to unspecified reasons.
- — New Yemen government formed with Shaya Mohsin al-Zindani as prime minister
- Yemens Saudi-backed presidential council announces the formation of the new government.
- — Mexico promises food support for Cuba as US stifles the island’s fuel supply
- Sheinbaum says she is still negotiating with US after Trump threatens tariffs on countries that ship oil to Havana.
- — Anti-ICE protesters rally in Milan as Winter Olympics get under way
- Students demand ICE agents protecting US delegation leave amid global outrage over Trumps brutal deportation push.
- — Thousands attend funeral for Saif al-Islam Gaddafi, son of Libyan ex-leader
- Thousands of people came to the town of Bani Walid for the funeral of Saif al-Islam Gaddafi after he was assassinated.
- — Is globalisation killing craftsmanship?
- Handmade crafts are disappearing under mass production. What is lost when everything is made fast, cheap and at scale?
- — Republicans condemn racist Trump video post depicting Obamas as apes
- Members of Trumps political party called for the removal of the reposted clip, which has since been taken down.
- — UK police search Mandelson-linked properties as part of Epstein probe
- Properties in London and Wiltshire searched as police investigate alleged leaks to late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
- — Iranian FM says indirect talks with US were a ‘good start’
- Iran’s foreign minister said indirect talks with the US were a “good start" despite massive mistrust.
- — US imposes sanctions on ‘shadow fleet’ accused of transporting Iranian oil
- The US State Department has said the economic penalties are necessary to stem the flow of revenue to Tehran.
- — Iran, US hold talks in Oman as fears of war hang over region
- Irans Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi says the indirect talks got off to a “a good start” after first round concludes.
- — Siraj replaces Rana for India as seamer misses T20 World Cup with injury
- Harshit Rana sustained the knee injury in a warmup match against South Africa with Mohammed Siraj now taking his place.
- — Olympic torch travels through central Milan hours before games
- Right before the opening ceremony of the Winter Olympic Games, relay participants passed the torch in central Milan.
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