Coach Dick Advocaat, who led Curacao to their first World Cup qualification, will not be in charge of the team at this year’s tournament after resigning for personal reasons, Dutch media reported on Monday. The reports said the former Netherlands, Belgium, South Korea, PSV Eindhoven, Sunderland and Rangers manager had stood down because of his […]

Om Birla has initiated the formation of global 'Friendship Groups' involving various leaders, including Shashi Tharoor and Asaduddin Owaisi, to foster international parliamentary relations.

The Seberang Perai Utara Social Welfare Department in Malaysia is searching for the mother of a baby girl found abandoned in a toilet in Butterworth.

A senior assistant at Hong Kong’s Immigration Department has pleaded guilty to repeatedly throttling his wife and five-year-old son during arguments, as heard in Kowloon City Court.

The Krkonoše National Park administration in the Czech Republic will receive less funding from the Ministry of Environment this year and has been proposed to cut 14 jobs.

Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama has responded to the blocking of the Prrenjas-Librazhd road due to landslides, stating that such occurrences are common globally and not the government's fault, citing examples from Italy.

Þorgerður Katrín Gunnarsdóttir is scheduled to deliver Iceland's policy statement at the United Nations Human Rights Council today.

Iceland is reportedly considering holding a referendum on resuming EU membership talks as early as this summer, moving up from the previously planned 2027 date due to recent geopolitical developments.

Cindy Crawford is celebrated as a successful businesswoman whose greatest achievement might be her enduring career in an industry that often discards women at the first signs of aging.

ECB President Christine Lagarde received approximately 140,000 euros in 2025 as a board member of the Bank for International Settlements (BIS), despite a ban for ECB staff, with the ECB stating a different code applies to her.

Team USA Downs Canada to Win Men’s Hockey Olympic Gold  The Wall Street Journal

Al Ahly SC has implemented proactive measures to prevent refereeing controversies ahead of its crucial matches against Zamalek and Pyramids in the Egyptian Premier League.

The Prime Minister of Trinidad and Tobago is traveling to St Kitts to attend a Caricom meeting, indicating regional diplomatic engagement.

An article speculates on what President Trump's 'UFO deep dive' might reveal to Americans, suggesting a potential shift in public discourse on unidentified aerial phenomena.

Recruiters said little has changed about Wall Street hours. Momo Takahashi, Business Insider Wall Street averted a closely watched trial over how many hours junior bankers can sleep. The settlement c

Johnson Matthey has reduced the price of a unit it is selling to Honeywell, with the new agreement setting the value at $1.8 billion.

South Korea and Brazil have reached an agreement to enhance their cooperation in critical minerals and trade sectors, signaling a strengthening of economic ties between the two nations.

Analysts Are Bullish on Top Financial Stocks: Morgan Stanley (MS), Apollo Global Management (APO)  The Globe and Mail

A study by the Turkish Green Crescent (Yeşilay) indicates that uncontrolled and excessive social media use is negatively impacting people's mental health and cognitive functions in Türkiye.

The Mandya Deputy Commissioner has outlined a strategy to address the stray dog problem, focusing on sterilization and improved waste management practices.

The Himachal Pradesh government has initiated its first-ever e-auction process for retail liquor outlets for the 2026-27 period, starting with districts like Kinnaur, Hamirpur, and Chamba.

According to leaked Russian documents, Iran has signed a secret arms deal with Russia. Under the agreement, Russia is to deliver 500 Verba portable launch systems and 2,500 9M336 missiles in three phases between 2027 and 2029.

Researchers at Ege University in Türkiye have successfully grown tomatoes in simulated moon conditions, marking a significant advancement in space biology.

Young singer Lu Dedić, daughter of Matija Dedić, garnered significant attention on social media with a new post featuring her in a daring black jumpsuit, drawing numerous compliments from followers.

Tihomir Dragaš, a member of the Europe Now Movement (PES) presidency, responded to accusations from Milan Knežević, president of the Democratic People's Party (DNP), regarding alleged institutional protection of former Defense Minister Olivera Injac.

The Embassy of Palestine in Montenegro announced that foreign ministers from several countries have condemned the statement by the US Ambassador to Israel, who suggested it would be acceptable for Israel to control territories belonging to Arab states.

Swedish broadcaster TV4 has come to the defense of criminologist Leif GW Persson following his controversial statements regarding threats against ministers, with the TV4 chief stating they do not believe he should retire.

Metz secured a decisive victory over Esbjerg in the final group stage round of the Women's Champions League, while CSM advanced directly to the quarterfinals.

Students of the 'Toplički heroji' elementary school in Donje Crnatovo are now attending classes online after a portion of plaster fell from the ceiling in a school hallway ten days ago.

Prince Andrew, Duke of York, is accused of using taxpayer money for massages, despite his previous denials of personal gain from his role in the Department for International Trade.

Jackie O has announced her temporary departure from radio following an on-air argument with co-host Kyle Sandilands, described as 'off with the fairies'.

National Investment Bank PLC has donated GH₵ 1 million to the Ghana Armed Forces to support the redevelopment efforts at Burma Camp.

The Ogun State government in Nigeria has initiated a major health audit, testing over 500 residents for lead poisoning in Ogijo following the closure of local factories.

The Netherlands has sworn in its youngest Prime Minister in history, 38-year-old left-liberal Rob Jetten, along with his new government, four months after the parliamentary elections.

The FCT Administration has suspended the enforcement of its Drivers and Riders Permit Levy after protests from dispatch riders over multiple taxation. Read More: https://punchng.com/fcta-suspends-enforcement-of-drivers-riders-permit-levy/

The Member of Parliament for Suame constituency in Ghana has provided support to students and various institutions in his area.

Rob Jetten heads a three-party coalition comprising his centrist D66, the centre-right Christian Democrats and the centre-right People's Party for Freedom and Democracy

Vijay has rejected Stalin’s 'T.N. vs Delhi' narrative in the Assembly election, asserting that the fight is between TVK and DMK and accusing the DMK government of failing to fulfill its 2021 poll promises.

The Sri Lankan government is reportedly in a 'warpath' with Laugfs Gas, indicating a significant dispute or conflict with the company.

The Bangladesh government is set to launch a pilot distribution program for the Krishak Card, as announced by the Information Minister, aiming to provide direct services to genuine farmers.

Jafari states that Iran is ready for the 2026 AFC Women’s Asian Cup.

PENGASSAN urges the Nigerian government to sell a 51% stake in NNPCL refineries, adopting the NLNG model to improve efficiency and profitability. Read More: https://punchng.com/sell-51-stake-in-nnpcl-refineries-pengassan-urges-fg/

The Korea Trade Commission (KTC) has advised the government to approve proposed increases in export prices from Japanese and Chinese steel companies.

Vremenska situacija u Europi drastično se mijenja, piše meteorološki portal Severe Weather. Nakon gotovo mjesec dana maratonskih kiša, snijega i poplava u Španjolskoj, Portugalu i na Mediteranu, konti

The Romanian Ministry of Internal Affairs (MAI) has issued a warning about a dangerous fraud attempt using a cloned HotNews website to promote a fake investment scheme.

Catalonia now boasts 2,403 startups, with Barcelona establishing itself as the fifth-largest startup ecosystem in the EU. Investment reached 1.131 billion euros, though still below 2021 and 2022 levels.

Members of the New Serbian Democracy (NSD) in Pljevlja protested after a disagreement between their councilor club and the municipal president, Dario Vraneš, who is also a party colleague.

For decades, Serbia's agricultural policy has been characterized by short-term, reactive approaches, systematically addressing structural problems through imports rather than empowering domestic producers, necessitating a fundamental agrarian reform.

Following a foreign policy meeting, Lithuanian Prime Minister Inga Ruginienė expresses a desire to renew discussions with Taiwan to attract larger investments into Lithuania.

Spanish writer Javier Cercas discusses the 23-F coup attempt, stating there is no 'great secret' to be revealed, as documents related to the event are set to be declassified.

Tony Gustavsson is set to coach Sweden's women's national team for the upcoming World Cup in Brazil, focusing on player well-being.

The Miami Hurricanes are rolling through their schedule as March Madness approaches.

Olympique de Marseille will spend the week in Marbella as head coach Habib Beye attempts to halt the club’s alarming downturn and restore belief within his squad. Friday’s 2-0 defeat to Brest expo...

Berkshire Hathaway is on track to establish a new number one holding, potentially surpassing Apple, following Warren Buffett's retirement.

MANILA, Philippines — Senator Jinggoy Estrada and his co-accused in the plunder case related to flood control anomalies were given until March 9, 2026 to respond to the complaint filed by the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) before the Department of Justice (DOJ). During Monday’s preliminary investigation, the NBI moved to include more evidence in

During the Maharashtra Budget Session 2026, Governor Acharya Devvrat highlighted record foreign direct investment (FDI) inflows, new industry policies, and ambitious investment targets for the state.

KUALA LUMPUR, Feb 23 — Movements and pressure occurring between three major tectonic plates in the subduction zone...

Painter Aiga Kalniņa, a mother of five sons, successfully manages to find time for both raising her children and pursuing her painting career, with her third exhibition currently on display.

Besëlidhja delivered a dominant performance to win the Albanian Men's Basketball Cup final, defeating Tirana with a decisive score of 104-65.

Following a visit by Delfi journalists and a former environment minister to the shore of Rašios lake in Labanoras Regional Park, Lithuania, inspectors are now planning a review due to serious issues identified.

Irán varuje, že akýkoľvek útok Spojených štátov bude považovaný za akt agresie a vyprovokuje tvrdú odvetu. V čase rastúceho napätia pokračujú rokovania o iránskom jadrovom programe.

Montenegro's Minister Naida Nišić has proposed amendments to the Labor Law that would introduce flexible parental leave, allowing parents to share 365 days of leave.

Discussions have resumed within Polish ministries, the coalition, and a tripartite team regarding reforms to healthcare financing, with potential changes to health contributions for farmers being considered.

Akbar Babar has challenged the appointment of Achakzai as the opposition leader in Pakistan's Federal Constitutional Court, arguing that jailed and disqualified Imran Khan cannot legally nominate an opposition leader.

A child in Gaza has died while waiting for Israeli permission to leave the enclave for medical treatment, highlighting ongoing restrictions on Palestinian access to healthcare abroad via the Rafah crossing.

Barcelona have plans to sign a new striker this summer, as they seek a replacement for Robert Lewandowski. The veteran number nine is unlikely to have his contract renewed before it expires in June, a...

Environmentalists are criticizing the sustainability practices of the Olympic Games, particularly regarding construction and deforestation, arguing the Alps should not be exploited for short-term interests.

Igor Červený has been appointed as the new Minister of Environment for the Motorist party in the Czech Republic. A political newcomer, he has gained attention for his statements criticizing 'green ideology'.

The Left-Green Movement (VG) and Vor til vinstri have formed a joint political alliance named 'Vinstrið' (The Left), with Sanna Magdalena Mörtudóttir as its leader.

The signing of contracts between the American giant Chevron and the Greek Helleniq Energy consortium has once again underscored Greece's close ties and adherence to the United States.

A digest of news from countries across the Balkan region, summarizing the most important developments from the weekend of February 23, 2026.

A trial has begun in Leoben, Austria, for a 65-year-old man accused of killing his wife with multiple stab wounds in August 2025. The prosecution is seeking his commitment to an institution.

An article explores why the gay love story series 'Heated Rivalry' resonates strongly with women and delves into the reasons many women watch gay pornography, with insights from a sexual therapist.

Ngumoha Moment Signals Slot’s Next Big Call as Salah Watches OnThere are nights when the football is silk and the points slip away, and nights like Nottingham Forest when the football is ragged yet ...

Lothar Matthäus comments on speculation regarding Harry Kane's contract extension at Bayern Munich, as his current deal is set to expire next summer.

Opinion | A Government Tariff Refund Bait and Switch  The Wall Street Journal

Farley issues a strong statement, declaring 'Never again,' in response to an unspecified event or situation, signaling a commitment to prevent recurrence.

The TSA PreCheck program is reportedly caught in the crossfire of a Department of Homeland Security (DHS) shutdown, potentially impacting travel security and efficiency.

Elliott Management's strategic engagement with Norwegian Cruise Line is reportedly more complex and far-reaching than merely its association with Katy Perry.

Enel has unveiled its strategic plan through 2028, which includes commitments to increase spending and enhance returns for its shareholders.

Business Insider, in partnership with MergerLinks, has identified the top 20 investment bankers who were instrumental in driving Wall Street's dealmaking resurgence in 2025.

Colgate-Palmolive has partnered with the Haryana Government to launch an initiative aimed at advancing oral health education for 57 lakh (5.7 million) school children in the state.

QUEZON, Bukidnon — Hundreds of Manobo tribespeople filled the national highway with music, chants and ritual dances on Monday, February 23, as they celebrated the 17th “Sunggod Teh Kamanga,” an annual cultural festival honoring their indigenous heritage and farming traditions. Wearing traditional attire, participants performed ceremonial dances while playing native instruments such as the kuglong

Indonesia's minister announced that the government is considering revoking the environmental permit of a nickel company following a fatal landslide incident.

Judicial scrutiny of the voter list has commenced in West Bengal, with judges prohibited from taking leave until March 9.

A fire broke out at the 'Bhumi Abhilekh' (Land Records) department in Pune, India, resulting in the destruction of 50 vehicles.

'Mr. Nobody Against Putin' wins BAFTA award for best documentary  The Kyiv Independent

Comisia Europeană a cerut Statelor Unite să respecte termenii acordului comercial UE-SUA încheiat anul trecut, după ce Curtea Supremă de la Washington a anulat taxele vamale globale impuse de Donald T

Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis commented on the incidents at Nikaia General Hospital, stating he regrets not pressing charges against the doctor who assaulted him, and affirmed his intention to return to Nikaia.

The Netherlands is set to inaugurate a new minority government today, led by the youngest ever Prime Minister-designate, Rob Jetten. The new government will be composed of three centrist parties.

Members of the New Serbian Democracy (NSD) in Pljevlja protested due to a disagreement between their councilor club and the Mayor of Pljevlja, Dario Vraneš, who is also a party colleague.

Alice Weidel, co-chair of Alternative for Germany (AfD), stated that Viktor Orbán is the sole guarantee that Ukraine will not be admitted to the European Union, citing its failure to meet membership requirements, particularly regarding corruption.

A physical altercation involving two men and two women occurred in Njegoševa Street in Cetinje, Montenegro, following a verbal dispute. Police intervened to de-escalate the situation.

PlayStation Plus subscribers are eagerly anticipating the official announcement of the March 2026 lineup.

The Education Secretary has learned from the government’s failures

The 'Women of Valour London 2026' event has been officially launched, aiming to celebrate and empower women.

Gold and silver prices saw an increase in Dubai, with 24K gold jumping over Dh6 in early trade, reflecting market movements for precious metals.

WaterAid and the Tanzanian government are collaborating to enhance Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) services for 65,000 residents in Dar es Salaam.

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz is scheduled to visit China, indicating upcoming diplomatic engagements between the two nations.

Ghana's Parliament has given its approval for the extension of several petroleum agreements.

Reporting notes reveal details of issues surrounding South Africa's Prasa train refurbishment deal, including 'bust trains' and alleged 'bot armies'.

Kim Jong Un has been reelected to the top post of North Korea's ruling party, which simultaneously hailed his nuclear buildup, signaling continued focus on military development.

Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah has demanded the re-implementation of MGNREGA and the abolition of VB-G RAM G, also calling for a uniform minimum wage of ₹400 per day for rural employment.

Sri Lanka is grappling with questions about whether the country has truly returned to its pre-Aragalaya period, reflecting on the political and economic changes since the protest movement.

The African Union condemns the heinous Zamfara killings of over 50 civilians and demands the immediate, unconditional release of abducted women and children.

The government of Ghana has implemented a ban on the land transit of cooking oil, a measure likely aimed at regulating trade or ensuring food safety.

The Uganda Revenue Authority (URA) is implementing stricter controls on bonded warehouses to enhance oversight and compliance within the sector.

A private shelter in Romania is under scrutiny after it was revealed that thousands of dogs were euthanized without anesthesia, leading to widespread protests across the country. This comes as a proposed law seeks to reduce the mandatory holding period for stray dogs.

Ireneusz Fąfara, CEO of Orlen, discussed the mergers of Lotos and PGNiG with Orlen, previous management's errors, the state's active ownership model, and the company's influence on fuel prices in an interview.

Nele Ludowig, daughter of a well-known personality, recently learned the correct pronunciation of her mother's surname, having previously used her father's surname.

Rules for parental pensions in Slovakia are changing, with payments now based on a share of tax designated by children to a specific parent in their tax return, subject to legal conditions.

A member of the independent commission investigating the Novi Sad Railway Station disaster raises significant concerns regarding the management of new UG news media, impacting independent journalism.

An article discusses architecture as a powerful political tool, noting how conservative trends are influencing design and how even the left can leverage it, with a mention of Donald Trump's understanding of buildings' appearance.

A 47-year-old individual earning $260,000 annually and possessing $3 million in assets, including a mortgage-free home, is seeking financial advice on whether they can retire at age 50.

Former midfielder Scott Allan suggests that Celtic's reliance on late goals and below-par performances may not be sustainable for a title challenge, with fans expressing disappointment.

The Leeds United Foundation hosted two tournaments to select representatives for the Regional Finals of the Premier League Primary Stars Football Tournament.

Pertamina and Halliburton are collaborating to evaluate new drilling technology for potential implementation in Indonesia.

The state government has announced an ex-gratia payment of ₹10 lakh for the deaths caused by anuria in Rajamahendravaram.

Hong Kong's Correctional Services Department has initiated exchange tours to mainland China for former young offenders convicted of crimes related to the 2019 social unrest, aiming to enhance their understanding of national development and culture.

Unexpected roses arrive in the reality TV villa, causing speculation and fear among contestants as it could signal the elimination of one or more girls.

Cultural journalist Kaspars Zaviļeiskis offers his recommendations for cultural activities, exploring the intricate relationships of gold, wood, and rust.

A bronze statue of legendary basketball figure Pat Riley was unveiled outside a Los Angeles arena, an event overshadowed by a subsequent heavy defeat for the home team against Boston, with Luka Dončić also mentioned.

All types of fuel in Montenegro will become more expensive by one cent starting from midnight, with the next price adjustment scheduled for March 9, 2026.

Iranian officials held out hope for progress towards a deal to forestall fresh conflict when talks with US negotiators resume on Thursday, despite a huge build-up of American military might in the Middle East. France 24's Kethevane Gorjestani takes a look at whether an agreement seems likely, and what might happen if one cannot be reached.

An economist discusses the increasing financial strain on ordinary people and the state in Russia, raising questions about potential social unrest or military rebellion due to lack of payments.

A working group has prepared a new draft of amendments to the law governing the Lithuanian National Radio and Television (LRT), which its head, Juozas Olekas, describes as a step forward for more effective public broadcasting.

For the first time in Maharashtra's history, the budget session will be held without leaders of the opposition in either House, a development termed a 'threat to democratic norms' by the Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA) opposition.

The Indian government has defended its decision to implement a negative cut-off for NEET-PG, stating that the reduction does not compromise competence as candidates are already licensed MBBS practitioners.

Following the naming of a tulip after Aishwarya Rai, the Netherlands is exploring the development of a new Indian variant of the flower, intended to be named after another prominent Indian figure.

Three Austrian female tennis players, Grabher, Potapova, and Kraus, have entered the top 100 of the world rankings, with Lilli Tagger also close to joining the elite group.

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has denied a report by The Economist about alleged disagreements within Ukraine's negotiating team.

Anna Maria Żukowska, head of the Left parliamentary club in Poland, has been sanctioned by the Parliamentary Ethics Committee for using vulgar language on social media, sparking a debate on the vulgarization of Polish politics.

Greenland's leader rejected an offer of a US hospital ship, leading to a sharp response from a US envoy. A former intelligence analyst has called the US's hospital ship initiative a 'sham' or 'fupnummer'.

Greece and India are enhancing their strategic relations, particularly in defense, amidst geopolitical realignments, positioning themselves against a perceived Turkey-Pakistan axis.

A source in the Syrian Ministry of Interior told The Media Line that anti-narcotics units carried out what he described as a “high-quality” security operation in Homs province.

Investigators uncovered the inner workings of an international human trafficking network through short chats and quick deals, with traces leading to a mobile phone shop in Vienna.

The Danish Ministry of Culture plans to allocate millions for statues honoring historically significant women, inviting public participation in a vote to decide who should be commemorated.

Igor Tudor has said thinking about relegation will not help Tottenham turn around their form.Spurs sunk to a dismal derby defeat to Arsenal on Sunday, losing 4-1 to their North London rivals on home s

Brazil is intensifying efforts to implement a nationwide 'Vinicius Law' following a racism incident involving Real Madrid's Vinicius Jr. during a match between Benfica and Real Madrid.

An opinion piece from The Wall Street Journal discusses the inherent risks and potential downsides when the government acts as a shareholder in private enterprises.

The UK government's plans for special needs reform are anticipated to spark a significant political battle, indicating potential widespread disagreement.

An Iranian official states that Tehran is prepared to make nuclear concessions if the United States agrees to meet its demands, signaling potential diplomatic movement.

The Times has published a weekly business report for Ireland, highlighting four key developments and trends that readers need to be aware of.

Meta Platforms has reportedly released significant news that is expected to be highly beneficial for investors in Nebius, though specific details of the announcement are not provided.

Eurozone Government Bond Yields Edge Lower; German Ifo Data Eyed  The Wall Street Journal

Consultant Interventional Cardiologist Prof Nicholas Osei-Gyening highlights cost and limited resources as critical challenges facing Ghana's healthcare system, drawing comparisons with the UK.

The process of shutting down the coke battery at Koksara in Lukavac, Bosnia, has commenced with strict safety protocols in place to manage gas emissions.

Chad's government has indefinitely closed its border with Sudan, citing incursions by armed groups from Sudan’s civil war to prevent the conflict from spreading.

A new report indicates that Apple plans to prioritize the development of AI-powered wearable devices, particularly those incorporating visual intelligence capabilities.

Skiers in Smržovka demonstrated historical equipment and unique skiing disciplines, offering a glimpse into the sport's past.

Preventive measures against foot-and-mouth disease are being stepped up at livestock units in Aradippou, Athienou, Livadia and Dromolaxia–Meneou, in a bid to contain the virus following confirmed case

Moldovan Deputy Parliament Speaker Doina Gherman responded to former MP Olesea Stamate's comments regarding the pardon of Nikolay Shepel, who was recently detained in a contract killing plot, stating she was on the commission but not present at the meeting.

Ćorović, a Montenegrin official, expressed sadness over reactions from former and current officials to a colleague's statement about the relationship of Montenegrin Bosniaks with Bosnia and Herzegovina, noting that political responses often devolve into attacks.

Sector 4 of Bucharest aims to retain administration of several boulevards taken over from the Capital City Hall until investments totaling over 1.2 billion lei, made since 2017, are amortized.

The Italian government has officially nominated Maurizio Martina to lead the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), with the proposal announced by Vice Premier Antonio Tajani and Agriculture Minister Francesco Lollobrigida.

A powerful winter storm has impacted the northeastern United States, leading to states of emergency in several areas including Massachusetts, Connecticut, Delaware, New Jersey, and Rhode Island. Travel restrictions and thousands of flight cancellations have been implemented, with a travel ban in New York.

Inter Milan veteran Henrikh Mkhitaryan scored his first Serie A away goal since October 2022, breaking the deadlock in a 2-0 win against Lecce.

Nigerian singer Simi responds to controversy over her old tweets, stating they were misinterpreted and unrelated to her recent rape advocacy comments. Read More: https://punchng.com/simi-addresses-resurfaced-tweets-after-rape-advocacy/

A growing number of men in Japan are embracing makeup, a trend attributed to the increasing influence and popularity of K-beauty products and styles.

The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) has identified specimen transport costs and data gaps as major obstacles hindering the country's response to Lassa fever, despite improvements in testing turnaround times.

LIXIL has announced a significant achievement in its impact strategy, improving sanitation and hygiene for 103 million people worldwide through its initiatives.

Peter Obi has raised an alarm over the chaos surrounding UTME registration in Anambra, highlighting the immense hardship faced by students and urging JAMB to find a humane solution.

The Municipal Chief Executive (MCE) of Ashaiman in Ghana has given assurances to traders regarding the upcoming redevelopment of the market.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has declared the development of Russia's nuclear forces an 'absolute priority' for the nation.

PM Tarique attended office at the Armed Forces Division for the first time and pinned the Major General rank badge on the new DGFI DG, indicating significant military appointments and engagements.

The Uganda People's Defence Force (UPDF) has recalled two senior officers from the Immigration department, indicating a significant internal personnel change.

A new US military-led group has provided assistance to Mexico in its ongoing efforts to apprehend 'El Mencho,' a notorious cartel leader.

An impressive performance by Del Toro led to a significant victory in the UAE.

Dubai’s Al Habtoor Group appoints firm to pursue case against Lebanon government in Washington  Khaleej Times

Bangladesh's National Board of Revenue (NBR) is actively soliciting opinions from businessmen as part of the preparation process for the Fiscal Year 2027 budget.

An opinion piece from Hürriyet Daily News is titled 'Fear the fiery horse', suggesting a commentary or reflection on a topic using this evocative phrase.

Corporations worldwide are expected to distribute around $1.8 trillion in dividends this year. The article explores how much capital is needed to live off dividends, noting that ETFs can provide access to many reliable dividend payers.

Lidl will implement new operating hours for its stores across Serbia starting March 1st. This marks the first significant change to the company's operating schedule since its entry into the Serbian market in 2018.

Predsednik Visokog saveta tužilaštva Branko Stamenković odbio je da učestvuje na današnjoj tribini "Doprinos jačanju kulture dijaloga – pravosudni zakoni", rekla je Snežana Bjelogrlić, predsednica Dru

Residents of Sombor are still relying on septic tanks and empty promises for a sewage system in 2026, despite long-standing pledges for infrastructure development.

Starting February 16, individuals with disabilities in Poland can apply for up to 600 PLN from PFRON to cover electricity costs, intended for those requiring specialized home medical treatment.

Belgian lawyer Marc Uyttendaele announces his decision to no longer teach at the Université libre de Bruxelles (ULB) amidst ongoing turmoil, communicating his departure via email to the faculty dean.

La expareja de Andrés, el príncipe defenestrado, dio el contacto de la joven al pederasta, junto a un mensaje: “Te toca a ti”

Sources indicate that Harry Maguire is expected to extend his stay at Manchester United for at least another season, a development fans should welcome.

The Royal Moroccan Football Federation has announced the call-up of 32 players to the national women's team as hosts ramp up preparations for the 2026 Women's AFCON.

We're releasing our second seven-round mock draft for the Ravens Wire and sending reinforcements to Baltimore at several key positions on both sides of the football

The Astana Times provides news and information from Kazakhstan and around the world. ASTANA — Kazakhstan’s Defense Minister, Lieutenant General Dauren Kosanov met with members of the third national peacekeeping contingent during a working visit to Almaty as they prepare for deployment to the United Nations Disengagement Observer Force mission in the Golan Heights. The visit also included a presentation of a new defense innovation hub designed to… The post Kazakhstan Reviews Peacekeepers’ Read...

KUALA LUMPUR, Feb 23 — Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM) has been found to face serious irregularities and gove...

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Newly released documents reveal connections between Jeffrey Epstein and the founder of the notorious website 4chan.

Costume designer Mona May, known for shaping 90s style, discusses why the looks of that era are making a comeback.

Two families in Dragostunjë, Librazhd, Albania, have been urgently evacuated due to severe landslides and the collapse of a road segment in the Arrat e Gurrës area.

Law enforcement confirm man, who was armed with a shotgun and gas canister at Trump’s Florida home, was 21-year-old Austin Tucker Martin Good morning and welcome to our live coverage of US politics. The armed man who US Secret Service agents killed yesterday after allegedly breaching the secure perimeter of Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate in Florida has been identified in media reports as Austin Tucker Martin, a 21-year-old illustrator from Cameron, North Carolina. Continue reading...

El Gobierno comienza en Bruselas un proceso para el que es necesaria una difícil unanimidad. "Maduro nunca estuvo sancionado y es un poco chocante que la actual presidenta lo esté", defiende el minist

The Netherlands has officially formed a new minority government, with Rob Jetten becoming the youngest and first openly gay prime minister in Dutch history. Opposition leaders criticize the new government's plans, stating that ordinary people will bear the financial burden while the wealthy are exempt.