Tuesday, Feb 18

Kim Jong Un pays respect at his father's tomb for the first time in years, signaling a return to a focus on his ancestors' legacy amidst economic struggles and international pressure.

Friday, Feb 14

Syria's foreign minister attends a Paris conference to discuss political transition, aid coordination, and the future governance of Syria's evolving landscape.

Friday, Feb 14

Kash Patel's nomination as FBI director clears Senate Judiciary Committee despite opposition citing loyalty to Trump and potential conflicts of interest.

Wednesday, Feb 12

Steve Bannon pleads guilty to fraud in a border wall fundraising scheme, securing a plea deal that avoids prison time and imposes conditions on his future fundraising activities.

Tuesday, Feb 11

President Trump has pardoned Rod Blagojevich, former Illinois governor, over corruption charges, reigniting debates about justice and political accountability.

Monday, Feb 10

Friedrich Merz's controversial connections with AfD shake up Germany's election landscape, reshaping migration policy debates and voter sentiment.

Sunday, Feb 09

European far-right leaders expressed support for Trump's agenda while minimizing tariff concerns at a Madrid event organized by Vox.

Saturday, Feb 08

Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency faces lawsuits and backlash over Treasury access and rehired staff amid scandals.

Friday, Feb 07

Senate Democrats delay Kash Patel's FBI nomination due to concerns over alleged enemies lists linked to Trump, sparking fierce political debate.

Wednesday, Feb 05

Greenland's parliament has passed a bill banning foreign political donations, fueled by concerns over Donald Trump's interest in acquiring the island.