Monday, Feb 17

Donald Trump claims that actions taken to "save the country" cannot be illegal, drawing criticism and historical comparisons to Napoleon.

Sunday, Feb 16

Hundreds of white South Africans gathered to support Trump's accusations of racism by their government amidst land expropriation debates.

Sunday, Feb 16

The US pressures UN agencies to eliminate diversity and inclusion efforts, raising concerns over funding cuts amid tensions with global organizations.

Sunday, Feb 16

Chancellor Scholz defends Germany's democratic principles against Vice President Vance's critiques on free speech and immigration policies at the Munich Security Conference.

Saturday, Feb 15

The Justice Department has formally filed to dismiss corruption charges against New York City Mayor Eric Adams, leading to significant resignations within the agency.

Friday, Feb 14

Issa Rae cancels her Kennedy Center show amid Trump's takeover, sparking a wave of resignations among artists and cultural leaders.

Thursday, Feb 13

New York Mayor Eric Adams expresses relief as DOJ drops corruption charges, while critics argue it sets a dangerous political precedent.

Thursday, Feb 13

Austria's far-right Freedom Party's coalition talks with the People's Party have collapsed, leading to calls for swift new elections amidst rising political uncertainty.

Wednesday, Feb 12

North Korea condemned Trump's Gaza takeover proposal as ludicrous, accusing the U.S. of extortion and violating international sovereignty.

Wednesday, Feb 12

Trump's assertions about Chinese control of the Panama Canal have sparked tensions and nationalist sentiments in Panama, signaling potential risks for China's investments.