Hannah Donovan and her family. Courtesy of Talie Boyle Mexican authorities killed the leader of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel, triggering violence in cities across Mexico. Business Insider spoke with 3 Americans who had planned to visit Puerto Vallarta or are there now. "We're definitely a little traumatized by the situation," said one woman who had to cancel her trip. Hannah Donovan is four months pregnant. And with two little ones already at home, she and her husband had been banking ...

The United States Department of State issued a security alert urging American citizens in certain areas in Mexico to shelter in place.

The Maleducats festival has announced the cancellation of its current year's edition, citing technical assembly logistics problems, but plans to return in 2027.

As solo travel among women gains popularity, new research identifies and highlights the safest and most suitable destinations for female adventurers traveling alone.

The European Parliament's committee chair states that legislative work on a customs deal with the US is being frozen, citing US court findings against previous tariffs and new tariffs violating a prior EU agreement.

Germany's Minister of Culture, Wolfram Weimer, stated that the Chinese social media platform TikTok should be placed under the control of European companies in the EU, citing concerns over foreign powers accessing user data.

An article analyzes Cuba's 'two-speed economy,' where some citizens can afford luxuries while others struggle, highlighting the severe economic challenges faced by the island.

South Carolina judge denies Stand Your Ground immunity for Charles Boyd in 2023 shooting death, citing credibility issues and inconsistent testimony.

The prosecution is seeking house arrest for Grubi, as his lawyer requested, after he was brought before the prosecutor to review case files. The review will continue due to the extensive evidence, and Grubi's safety in Shutka prison was reportedly not guaranteed.

Residents and the municipality of Vila Pouca de Aguiar, Portugal, are opposing the Adagoi feldspar exploration project, citing environmental impact concerns. The company states the project aims to supply the Portuguese ceramic industry.

French prosecutors have requested prison sentences of up to three years for three Moldovan citizens who painted coffins on public buildings in Paris, referencing the war in Ukraine.

Indonesia Ready to Evacuate Citizens in Iran Amid US Tension  Tempo.co English

Families of victims in Nottingham have expressed strong condemnation, citing an 'utter disregard' for those affected.

As global travel continues to grow in importance, understanding the types of passports available in Nigeria is essential for citizens who travel frequently or plan to travel abroad. The post 3 types of passports Nigerians can own and what they mean appeared first on Vanguard News.

The City Boy Movement has commenced distribution of fasting relief packages across the 36 states to support citizens during the  holy seasons of Ramadan and Lent. The post Ramadan, Lent: Seyi Tinubu rolls out relief packages nationwide appeared first on Vanguard News.

U2 has collaborated with Ukrainian artist Taras Topolia from the band Antytila on a project aimed at providing music therapy for Ukrainian citizens, emphasizing the importance of remembrance.

"You can already buy a humanoid today, which gives you a payback period versus human workers of less than 10 weeks," a former Citi executive told CNBC.

Sali Berisha denounced the Socialist Party for refusing to vote on SPAK's request to lift Deputy Prime Minister Belinda Balluku's immunity, calling for citizens to protest for Rama's arrest.

The Canadian government has begun the process to revoke the citizenship of Tahawwur Rana, a Pakistan-born businessman currently facing trial in India for allegedly helping plan the 2008 Mumbai terror attacks that killed 166 people. Canadian authorities have clarified that the move is not linked to terrorism charges but to alleged misrepresentation in his citizenship application.

The Lagos State government has approved a fare hike for Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) services, following appeals from public transport operators who cited increasing operational costs and economic pressures.

The United Kingdom and the Federal Government of Nigeria have issued a joint warning to Nigerians, urging them to thoroughly verify overseas job offers due to the increasing risks of cyber-trafficking and exploitation.

Russia has reportedly issued a “stop-list” to military recruiters, banning citizens from as many as 43 countries from enlisting to fight in Ukraine, according to the independent media outlet iStories.

A Madrid court has canceled the decision to initiate a jury trial against the Spanish Prime Minister's wife, Gomez, citing a lack of evidence, though the investigation is ongoing.

Ghana's Parliament is reviewing the constitution to potentially allow dual citizens to hold key public offices, a move that could redefine national identity and public service.

Iran has called on the United States to pursue diplomacy and respect, stating that sanctions and war have failed.

Turkey’s Justice Ministry is drafting legislation that would impose time, location and security restrictions on meetings between lawyers and detainees held on terrorism and organized crime charges, Turkish Minute reported, citing the pro-government Türkiye newspaper. According to the report the proposed regulation is intended to prevent prisons from becoming “coordination centers for organizational activities.” The […] The post Turkey plans new limits on lawyer visits for terrorism, organized...

The UK has introduced eVisas for Nigerian citizens, while the US is expanding short-term travel access for individuals in Ghana, reshaping international travel in West Africa.

Czech Television moderator Daniel Stach stated he would leave if he cannot work freely, citing concerns about political and management influence, amidst a collective stand by 3,000 employees against a 'Slovak media scenario'.

US Warns Citizens To Shelter in Place After Mexico’s ‘El Mencho’ Raid  Forbes

A blizzard slammed the Northeast starting on Sunday, with some cities expecting up to two feet of snow. Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images Aside from standard emergency-kit necessities, everyday items

Veteran coach Dick Advocaat has resigned from his position as the national team coach of Curaçao, citing his daughter as the most important reason. He expressed missing the team and people, considering their success a career highlight.

Tobias Forge, frontman of the band Ghost, has announced his decision to 'step away' after the current tour, citing a need to be home for physical and mental well-being.

The Delhi government announced a new initiative to reward individuals with Rs 25,000 for helping accident victims, aiming to encourage timely assistance.

Four years into its full-scale war in Ukraine, Russia is experiencing significant economic consequences, impacting its citizens and infrastructure.

Croatian President Milanović has reminded the government that he ordered an end to all cooperation with the Israeli army last year, citing 'unacceptable behaviour,' as the Defence Minister discusses collaboration with Israel.

Former India assistant coach Abhishek Nayar analyzed India's batting collapse against South Africa, noting Ishan Kishan's early dismissal after Abhishek Sharma's cheap exit. Nayar emphasised the need for better plans against quality off-spin, citing upcoming matches against the West Indies and Roston Chase.

Honourable Aminu Sani Jaji, a member of the Federal House of Representatives representing Kaura-Namoda/Birnin Magaji Federal Constituency, has rejected the results of the recently concluded APC Wards and Local Government congresses in Zamfara State, citing widespread irregularities. The post Zamfara lawmaker rejects APC Ward, LG congress results appeared first on Vanguard News.

CNN's Fareed Zakaria criticized New York City's preliminary budget as 'unaffordable' and slammed 'blue cities' for making grand promises while failing to deliver adequately to residents.

The creator of the series 'Euphoria' has donated 27,000 to a campaign for actor Eric Dane's family, citing the severe impact of COVID and ALS on his professional life and ability to provide for his family.

Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš will not attend a Senate public hearing on Ukraine's security, European security, and state defense capabilities. He stated that his program focuses on the daily lives of Czech citizens and that he has already addressed the war and Ukraine in his agenda.

Morgan Stanley has trimmed its target price on O’Reilly Auto (ORLY) to $108, citing rising costs as the reason.

A new study indicates that spotted lanternflies developed traits in urban China that allowed them to thrive after arriving in the United States.

A Lithuanian psychotherapist explains that suppressing emotions can lead to physical illnesses in men, citing a new study that reveals men in Lithuania experience stress as often as women but are less likely to address it.

The Special Department for Suppression of Corruption of the Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in Niš (POSK VJT) refused to provide information regarding an alleged police refusal to arrest the mayor of Bor, citing potential compromise to the pre-investigation procedure.

An American citizen has been charged after physically assaulting two police officers who were performing their duties near the Demir Kapija toll station in North Macedonia.

Vitafoods Asia 2026 is set to expand its trade event by 30%, promising a larger and more dynamic experience with new features.

Polish authorities have arrested a Belarusian citizen suspected of spying for Minsk, allegedly collecting information on NATO defense objectives.

The Polish Central Investigation Bureau arrested a 32-year-old Montenegrin citizen at Warsaw International Airport based on a European arrest warrant from Lithuania, on suspicion of espionage in that country.

The Telangana Drug Control Administration (DCA) has initiated a public awareness campaign to educate citizens about antimicrobial resistance and promote responsible use of antibiotics.

Iran has threatened a counter-attack even in the event of a 'limited' US strike, as Washington increases its military presence in the Gulf and several countries advise their citizens to leave Iran.

A court has dismissed a bid in a gay rights case against MP Mohamed Ali and anti-gay activists, who are accused of inciting the public to attack the LGBTQ community.

A Russian citizen has been arrested in Montenegro and detained for up to 72 hours, with details suggesting involvement in an extramarital affair.

Chhattisgarh Governor Ramen Deka announced that the state is nearing the eradication of Left Wing Extremism, citing the arrest of 2,004 Maoists, 532 killed, and 2,704 surrenders over the past two years.

Three Polish citizens, wanted on arrest warrants, were apprehended directly at airports upon their return to Poland and immediately transferred to correctional facilities.

According to an official, the US plans to withdraw from its main base in northeastern Syria, citing Syrian willingness to take primary responsibility for combating terrorists.

International football tournaments, such as the World Cup, bring significant economic impacts, compressing years of planning into weeks of matches and transforming host cities.

Workday, Docusign, monday.com, and Freshworks have been downgraded by Jefferies, citing concerns over the impact of artificial intelligence on their businesses.

Rent in African urban centers is becoming increasingly expensive due to rising demand, lagging housing supply, and expanding city populations.

Police in Cetinje, Montenegro, arrested Russian citizen V.Z. on suspicion of cohabiting with a minor Russian citizen, A.M. The arrest was made on the order of the Basic State Prosecutor's Office.

Latest rant comes days after high court struck down his ‘Liberation Day’ tariffs

Tanzania has launched a Spices Fund aimed at transforming the nation's rich spice heritage into significant economic opportunities.

A significant lab crisis is impacting 40 percent of secondary schools in Tanzania, posing a threat to the country's science education initiatives.

Cardinal Pengo, known for his calm voice, has passed away, but his message and influence are said to endure.

India issues safety alert; urges citizens to leave Iran 'by all means'  Khaleej Times

Following Moody’s affirmation of Tanzania's credit rating, the country is now focusing on a path towards an upgrade, as reported by thecitizen.co.tz.

Eberhard Forcher has stepped down from his role as the Austrian broadcaster ORF's scout for the Eurovision Song Contest, citing issues with the candidate selection process which he claims prevented more interesting acts from being considered.

The Municipal Council in Veliko Tarnovo, Bulgaria, rejected a proposal for a referendum on a photovoltaic park, citing issues with the wording of the question.

Citizen journalists, citizen sleuths helping to unravel the tangle of Epstein documents  AP News

RBC Capital Markets has downgraded Imperial Oil, citing that the company's valuation has become 'stretched' following several years of strong stock performance.

Former President Yoon Suk Yeol has been sentenced to life imprisonment in an insurrection trial, a verdict that has caused emotional dissonance among citizens.

President Donald Trump compared himself to Abraham Lincoln and John F. Kennedy, stating that he is heavily targeted, implying that only important presidents face such scrutiny. His comments followed the death of an armed man at Mar-a-Lago.

Pokémon Day is right around the corner, but a separate stream from Pokémon Presents will clear the schedule for even more exciting reveals.

Police in New Zealand have condemned a 'dangerous' act after a car was filmed reversing down a motorway, with the driver citing engine trouble.

Finnish figure skaters Juho Pirinen and Yuka Orihara will compete in the World Championships, even after losing their Olympic spot due to Orihara's citizenship not being processed in time.

Netflix's Wednesday has made exciting additions to its season 3 cast, and thanks to one, in particular, this season is the most Tim Burton ever.

A Danish article explores the question of whether people are becoming less intelligent, citing examples like children, neighbors, and even Donald Trump, and discusses experts' views on a 'golden age of stupidity'.

The UK government has reportedly made quiet updates to its passport rules concerning dual citizens.

Slovakia declined full membership in US President Donald Trump's Peace Council but sent an observer, with Minister Blanár citing the absence of Palestinian representation as a key reservation.

The Municipality of Nikšić has paid out 71,000 euros in compensation since the beginning of the year, prompting questions about the management of the city's dog shelter and a recently established reserve. Citizens and authorities are weighing in on the budget expenditure.

Citi is reportedly close to finalizing the sale of additional Banamex shares to Blackstone, various family offices, and other investors.

A proposal is being considered in Lithuania to ban social media for minors, citing growing concerns over addiction, anxiety, depression, and exposure to harmful content among children.

The Czech Republic recognizes the importance of supporting Ukraine, as demonstrated by citizens raising 7 billion Czech korunas for Ukraine since the start of the war.

An opposition deputy from PS/Azores has criticized the regional government after SATA returned 3 million euros to the state, citing a 'succession of political errors and management failures'.

Iraq took in the detainees in an operation arranged with the United States after Kurdish forces retreated and shut down camps and prisons that had housed IS suspects for nearly a decade.

Internet users in Poland and abroad are wondering if the US president called a TV show pretending to be an ordinary citizen, following a recording featuring 'John Barron' that has millions of views.

Russia has reportedly issued a 'stop-list' to military recruiters, banning citizens from as many as 43 countries, including some considered 'friendly,' from enlisting to fight in Ukraine.

Slovakia has stopped emergency power deliveries to Kyiv, with Prime Minister Fico citing issues with Russian oil flow via the Druzhba pipeline as a reason.

Kuwait has mandated military service for all male citizens upon reaching the age of 18.

Tanzania PM Nchemba orders installation of scanner at Namanga One Stop Border Post  thecitizen.co.tz

Dar resident dies instantly in horrific train accident  thecitizen.co.tz

Citizens from 75 countries are serving in the units of Ukraine's Ground Forces, participating in the defense against Russian aggression, as revealed by Kostiantin Milevskii, deputy head of the Department for coordination of military service.

Founder of Breast Care International (BCI) and CEO of Peace and Love Hospitals, Dr. Mrs. Beatrice Wiafe Addai, is calling for an urgent ban on shisha smoking in Ghana, citing the alarming health risks it poses to young citizens.

Ombudsman Jesus Crispin Remulla has called on the Filipino public to closely scrutinize court proceedings, particularly in graft and corruption cases related to flood control projects, citing systemic corruption.

Latvian municipalities in Cēsis and Valmiera are handling snow removal differently, with Cēsis spending tens of thousands on clearing over a thousand cubic meters of snow due to safety concerns, while Valmiera only removes snow in emergencies.

A boat carrying several people capsized on the Una River near Hrvatska Kostajnica, resulting in multiple fatalities. A Bosnian citizen has been arrested in connection with the incident.

Reports have emerged about an individual with Icelandic citizenship serving in the Israeli army, following data obtained by the NGO Hatzlacha under Israeli information laws.

Young people are protesting in Sarajevo following a tram accident, with support from other Bosnian cities, but Mostar has remained silent for decades regarding similar public demonstrations.

Warning from Department of Foreign Affairs follows killing of wanted drug trafficker

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has expressed support for removing Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor (Prince Andrew) from the line of royal succession, citing the seriousness of allegations against him.

The CPI(M) has submitted a memorandum to the Puducherry Chief Secretary, urging the immediate conduct of local body elections, citing hampered development.

A daily news round-up from Sweden on February 23rd, 2026, covering topics such as criticism of citizenship policies, a fire in Stockholm, restrictions on immigrant benefits, and Team Sweden's record performance at the Winter Olympics.

Portuguese police (PSP) confirmed they prohibited Sporting de Braga from displaying a promotional banner for the club and city during an event, citing security reasons, which the club described as 'censorship'.

Lithuanian border guards arrested two men, Romanian and Lithuanian citizens, wanted by Interpol under European arrest warrants at Kaunas Airport and Medininkai border crossing.

Citi has reiterated DoorDash (DASH) as its top pick in the internet sector, following the company's strong Q4 performance.

Southern Railway has withheld staff allowances, citing financial constraints due to expenditure exceeding budget, and is awaiting a special grant from the Railway Board to disburse pending payments.

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has sought to mitigate criticism regarding the environmental impact of AI data centers, comparing the energy consumption of machines to human biological metabolism.

The use of special surveillance means against magistrates in Bulgaria has reportedly exceeded its original purpose of combating serious crime, becoming a mechanism to discipline 'inconvenient' individuals within the justice system, making judges the most monitored citizens.

Artisan Mid Cap Fund has divested its shares in Snowflake (SNOW), citing an elevated valuation as the primary reason for the sale.

Zanzibar authorities are planning to sell the unused engines of the MV Maendeleo, which have been stored in Mombasa.

Joan Laporta has publicly defended himself against a complaint filed by a Barcelona member, stating that the aim is to harm him amidst the pre-campaign period.

The Polish Central Investigation Bureau arrested a 32-year-old Montenegrin citizen at Warsaw International Airport based on a European warrant from Lithuania.

The High Court has overturned a Maintenance Tribunal order that directed two sons to vacate a residential property owned by their father, citing specific legal reasons.

“Playing in a city where there’s unrest and people have been shot, that does not fit with our values here at Werder Bremen."

The toils of citizen entrepreneurship  Mmegi Online

The Supreme Court faced criticism from President Donald Trump after striking his tariff agenda this week, as the president looks towards an upcoming ruling.

The final electoral roll for Tamil Nadu has been published, with instructions provided on how citizens can check their names and what to do if their names have been deleted.

Lumentum is gaining attention as GF (GlobalFoundries) has raised its target for the company, citing rising growth prospects.

Candidates in major French cities are presenting their fiscal programs, including proposals on local taxes, for the upcoming 2026 municipal elections. Latest polls indicate voter intentions in the ten largest cities.

Two top-tier matches and two others were postponed as violence broke out near Guadalajara, one of the host cities for the World Cup this summer.

Blizzard Causes Mass Flight Cancellations on East Coast  The Wall Street Journal

The United Kingdom is set to introduce e-visas for Bangladeshi citizens starting from Wednesday.

The Center for Women's Rights welcomes the legislator's intention to encourage more equal participation of fathers in childcare through the new norm on parental leave, which is a change that our NGO has also been advocating for a long time.

Vitafoods Asia 2026 is set to expand by 30%, promising a larger and more dynamic trade event with new features and increased international participation.

The University of Dodoma (UDOM) is implementing the Njombe model, which serves as a blueprint for employment-focused higher education in Tanzania.

A probe commission has been granted a 42-day extension, a decision that has ignited public debate.

India tells citizens to leave Iran: embassy  Arab News

An article explores how digital education is poised to be a defining factor in Africa's economic and social rise over the next decade.

Sub Saharan Africa’s financial systems withstand geopolitics  thecitizen.co.tz

Tensions are high in Dragostunjë, Albania, where dozens of residents and citizens are clashing with police after being prevented from passing through a road segment blocked by landslides.

Photographer Ruth Medjber expresses concern that Dublin's vibrant culture is collapsing under the weight of soulless hotels, citing a protest against a Hoxton hotel's legal action as a sign of public discontent.

An article describes the atmosphere in Russia on the fourth anniversary of the war with Ukraine, noting that life is becoming increasingly difficult for citizens.

French Foreign Minister Barrot expressed anger after the American ambassador reportedly turned his back on him and was subsequently denied direct access to government members, citing a 'misunderstanding of basic expectations'.

Former BiH coach Vedran Bosnić led the Szolnok basketball team to win the Hungarian Cup after defeating their rival Szombathely in an exciting final.

Greenland's Prime Minister declined an offer from then-US President Trump to send a hospital boat, reminding him that Greenland already provides free healthcare to its citizens.

The Croatian Judges' Association (UHS) warns that controversial transfers of Zadar judges without consent threaten judicial independence and citizens' right to a fair trial.

The US women's ice hockey gold medal team declined an invitation from Donald Trump to the White House, citing scheduling conflicts.

The Dropkick Murphys are set to lead a free acoustic memorial concert in Minneapolis for Alex Pretti and Renée Good, with performances from local artists to raise money for Twin Cities organizations.

The eight-day search for 19-year-old Manuel Ametov, a young man with developmental disabilities, has ended tragically with the discovery of his body. Citizens had previously blocked streets to demand help and accountability from institutions.

A US judge has permanently blocked the release of a report related to the Trump documents case, citing concerns about fairness and justice.

Live Nation is seeking to delay its upcoming monopoly trial, citing an appeal over a recent ruling that could fundamentally change the nature and scope of the proceedings.

Trump Complains He’ll Lose Birthright Citizenship Case—Continuing Rant Against Supreme Court Tariff Ruling  Forbes

Nutrien's stock was downgraded by BNP Paribas, citing increasing pressure on nitrogen prices as the reason.

The International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has decided that Russian and Belarusian athletes will be permitted to compete at the 2026 Winter Paralympics using their national flag and anthem, despite boycott warnings, citing a message of inclusion and diversity.

Following a narrow loss in the Bundesliga, Melsungen's handball team will travel to Skopje with a youth squad to face Vardar, citing a congested schedule, fatigue, and minor injuries.

The African Democratic Congress (ADC) candidate for the Abuja Municipal Area Council (AMAC) chairmanship election, Moses Paul, rejected the poll outcome, citing widespread irregularities and voter suppression.

Everything that has happened in the last year, and above all the mood of the citizens, indicates to me that we are in the final phase of the dictatorial regime, which is already ready for history, said the professor.

A recent survey conducted by Animalia found that 64% of Finnish citizens would ban fur farming. The survey included 18,000 respondents from 20 different countries.

The Portuguese Tax Authority (Fisco) is alerting citizens about fraudulent messages that prompt taxpayers to click links for undue payments, advising them to ignore such communications.

A Russian writer shares her feelings of guilt as a citizen for not being able to stop the war, discussing the Russian diaspora in her new novel.

A police cadet, David Peters, was fired after allegedly groping a female classmate during a frisk, claiming he was disoriented by pepper spray and thought he was patting down a man.

The Bharatiya Mazdoor Sangh, an RSS-backed trade union, plans a nationwide protest on February 25 against the Centre, citing the government's neglect of workers' issues.

Students from the 'Mihajlo Pupin' Technical Faculty in Zrenjanin have expressed support for farmers from Central Banat who announced road blockades for the following day, calling on citizens to join them.

Officials from Tashkent and Prague are in discussions regarding the launch of regular direct flights between the two cities.

An opposition lawmaker has formally asked five cabinet ministers whether any official records link Turkey to the network of the late, disgraced US financier Jeffrey Epstein, citing public claims that his aircraft may have flown to Turkey and raising concerns about missing children in the country, Turkish Minute reported. Selcan Taşçı, a deputy from the […] The post Lawmaker asks ministers about possible Epstein links to Turkey’s missing children appeared first on Stockholm Center for Freedom.

Bishops in Tanzania have honored Cardinal Pengo for his significant contributions to parish reforms and his advocacy for national unity.

The National Agency of Public Health (ANSP) in Moldova is urging citizens to get vaccinated against measles, emphasizing it as the only effective way to prevent the disease and its severe complications, following 193 reported cases in 2025.

On the fourth anniversary of the war, it is highlighted that support for Ukraine also serves as a way for Europeans to buy time, recalling that Ukrainian sovereignty was preserved by the massive courage of ordinary citizens in 2022.

The United States has instructed non-essential diplomatic staff and their families to leave Lebanon, citing an anonymous source from the US State Department.

Senator Raffy Tulfo has expressed strong disapproval of the BOSS Ironman Endurance Challenge, citing numerous traffic violations and accidents involving its participants.

UBS has upgraded CBRE Group to a 'Buy' rating, suggesting that current fears surrounding artificial intelligence present a rare buying opportunity for the company's stock.

In Ghana’s vibrant democracy, true leadership is about empowering citizens, not controlling them. It is about lifting people, not dragging them into hardship. Across generations, Ghanaian leaders have demonstrated that public service is an apprenticeship — mentoring minds, funding start-ups, and creating platforms for young voices to be heard.

J.P. Morgan has downgraded V.F. Corp to Underweight, citing a longer-than-expected turnaround for its Vans brand.

Summer camps in the Olomouc region of the Czech Republic are experiencing rapidly decreasing capacities and rising prices, with many sessions quickly filling up or already fully booked.

Reporters Without Borders has accused Russia of committing crimes against humanity, citing abuses against over 175 journalists since the invasion of Ukraine began.

The European Union has imposed sanctions on an additional eight Russian citizens, accusing them of severe human rights violations and undermining the rule of law in Russia.

An immigration expert has indicated the potential for two H-1B visa lotteries this year, citing specific reasons for this possibility.

The Serbian party 'Srbija centar' (SRCE) has urged the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the competent prosecutor's office to explain who and why the arrest warrant for Bor Mayor Aleksandar Milikić and six other local officials on corruption charges is being obstructed. The Niš Higher Public Prosecutor's Office declined to provide data, citing potential compromise to the pre-investigation procedure.

The State Lottery announced that winners from various cities have already experienced 'Titanium luck,' enjoying a new car prize for just 100 Denars, bringing them security, new energy, joy, and excitement.

A judge has granted a request to permanently block the release of Special Counsel Jack Smith's report concerning former President Trump, citing potential 'manifest injustice'.

During the Visakhapatnam Metropolitan Region Development Authority's (VMRDA) 'Praja Darbar,' citizens raised concerns regarding the proposed Master Plan.

The director of St. Michael's Hospital in Bratislava is resigning, with sources citing poor financial management as the reason, though he denies it. The hospital has also faced scandals involving close ties with politicians and colonoscopies.

Despite Brexit, the British government is once again allowing EU citizens access to its educational institutions through the Erasmus program.

Zanzibar authorities are defending their decision to remove small traders from the streets of Stone Town.

The government of Zanzibar has stated that power outages on the island are primarily caused by ageing electricity cables and increasing demand.

Alexei Gherțescu, Chairman of the Moldovan Competition Council, has resigned, citing personal reasons and clarifying that his departure is unrelated to parliamentary hearings.

The Supreme Court has rejected a plea by Overseas Citizens of India (OCI) seeking parity with Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) in state bar council membership.

A man from Nieuw-Weerdingen, Netherlands, has been sentenced to six weeks in prison, with four weeks suspended, for inciting 'citizen controls' on asylum seekers at the German border last year.

Singapore's Coordinating Minister for National Security K Shanmugam announced that the country will take action against citizens who fight overseas in foreign causes, emphasizing the importance of racial and religious harmony.

Bank of America advises investors to buy stock in a coffee and peanut butter maker, citing easing concerns about a previous acquisition and the company's strong position to navigate the impact of GLP-1 drugs.

Chad has announced the closure of its border with Sudan indefinitely, citing repeated violations by Sudan's warring factions that have resulted in the deaths of Chadian troops.

A YSRCP leader in Andhra Pradesh, India, has called for an investigation into a helicopter lease agreement, citing the high procurement cost and monthly rental fees.

Tensions have escalated following a Syrian army offensive, leading Kurdish forces to abandon prisons and some Islamic State terrorists to flee into Iraq. Turkey has pledged to repatriate its citizens linked to ISIS who were detained in Iraq after being transferred from Syrian prisons.

Leonardo DiCaprio movie One Battle After Another was the big winner at the BAFTA Film Awards 2026, while Timothée Chalamet's Marty Supreme was left empty handed.

Families in Nottingham have expressed strong condemnation, citing an 'utter disregard for victims' in an unspecified incident.

Croatian police arrested a Bosnian citizen after a boat carrying multiple individuals capsized in the Una River near Hrvatska Kostajnica.

Why are traditional media necessary for every society and what is the situation in countries where citizens are reduced to information from the internet? What about

The National Housing Corporation (NHC) in Tanzania is working to balance the provision of both premium and affordable housing options to address the country's diverse housing needs.

Tanzania's national football team is scheduled to face the European side Liechtenstein in a match to be held in Rwanda.

Tanzania's anti-drug authority has pledged to intensify its crackdown on drug-related activities, even in the face of looming threats.

India tells citizens to leave Iran  Gulf News

Tiseza has revamped its facilitation strategy with the aim of significantly boosting capital inflow, according to thecitizen.co.tz.

Lamborghini has reportedly shelved its plans for electric vehicles, citing a lack of interest, even as the luxury car manufacturer achieved record sales.