Wednesday, Feb 19

Over 200 civilians are dead from recent RSF attacks in Sudan's White Nile as calls for a rival government intensify amid a humanitarian crisis.

Wednesday, Feb 19

Javier Milei, Argentina's President, faces fraud allegations tied to the crashed cryptocurrency $LIBRA, which resulted in billions lost by investors.

Tuesday, Feb 18

Kizza Besigye, the detained Ugandan opposition leader, faces severe health issues amid a hunger strike, prompting a shift from military trial to civilian court.

Tuesday, Feb 18

Thailand introduces tough entry regulations for local gamblers as part of its casino development plan, potentially impacting investor interest and tourism.

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.

Saturday, Feb 15

Igloo recalls over a million coolers linked to serious fingertip injuries, including amputations. Customers urged to seek free replacements.

Friday, Feb 14

Marco Rubio's flight to the Munich Security Conference was aborted due to a mechanical issue with the cockpit windshield, causing a return to Washington.

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

Trump announces reciprocal tariffs aiming to counteract foreign trade imbalances, affecting both allies and competitors, raising inflation concerns.

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.