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Peru Municipalities Grant Legal Rights to Native Stingless Bees in Historic First for Insects.
Municipalities in Satipo and Nauta in Peru’s Amazon have passed ordinances granting native stingless bees legal rights to exist, thrive in a healthy environment, and be defended in court, making them the first insects in the world recognized with such legal status. Legal protections allow humans to file lawsuits onContinue Reading
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Heavy rain has battered New Zealand’s South Island, triggering flood warnings
Heavy rain has battered New Zealand’s South Island, triggering flood warnings, according to Reuters.Continue Reading
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the U.S. is moving a large number of aircraft toward bases closer to the Middle East.
the U.S. is moving a large number of aircraft toward bases closer to the Middle East. According to open sourcesContinue Reading
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Peru installed José Balcázar as interim president after Jeri was ousted in political upheaval.
Peru installed José Balcázar as interim president after Jeri was ousted in political upheaval, according to Reuters.Continue Reading
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Tunisia has jailed a lawmaker for eight months after the politician was convicted of mocking the country’s president.
Tunisia has jailed a lawmaker for eight months after the politician was convicted of mocking the country’s president.According to Reuters.Continue Reading
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North Korea will convene its 9th Workers’ Party congress in late February, state news agency KCNA reported, as the ruling party prepares to review policy directions and future plans.
North Korea will convene its 9th Workers’ Party congress in late February, state news agency KCNA reported, as the ruling party prepares to review policy directions and future plans.Continue Reading
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India Grants Tariff-Free Access to Harley-Davidson Under New Trade Deal With the United States, While Tesla Is Excluded
India has agreed to grant tariff-free access for Harley-Davidson motorcycles under a new trade deal with the United States, while Tesla will not receive similar concessions, according to a Reuters report.Continue Reading
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Hooded Protesters Hurl Flares at Police After Demonstration in Milan, Winter Olympics Host City, Reuters Reports
Hooded protesters threw flares at police at the end of a demonstration in Milan, the host city of the Winter Olympics, authorities say, according to a Reuters report.Continue Reading
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Anna Paulina Luna Says She Saw Evidence of Non-Human Intelligence During Classified Briefing
U.S. Congresswoman Anna Paulina Luna says she saw proof of non-human intelligence during a classified briefing, describing materials she claims were not created by humans, according to a Newsmax report.Continue Reading
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says he wants restrictions on Iran’s ballistic missile program
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says he wants restrictions on Iran’s ballistic missile program, Axios reports.Continue Reading
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New DOJ Files Show Federal Statement on Jeffrey Epstein Was Dated Before He Was Officially Found Dead in Jail
Newly released DOJ files show a federal statement on Jeffrey Epstein’s death was dated before he was officially found dead in his New York jail cell. to check the file; https://x.com/sunnies_global/status/2020500309790126295/photo/1Continue Reading
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Russian Suspect in Alleged Assassination Plot Against Lt. Gen. Vladimir Alekseyev Detained in Dubai, Extradited to Moscow
A Russian national suspected of the assassination attempt on Lieutenant General Vladimir Alekseyev was detained in Dubai and extradited to Moscow, authorities say, as another suspect was arrested in Russia and a third believed to have fled abroad, Russian state media report.Continue Reading
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Eva Ramón Gallegos says photodynamic therapy eliminated HPV in clinical patients
Mexican researcher Eva Ramón Gallegos says a photodynamic therapy she helped develop eliminated HPV infections in treated patients during clinical studies. The treatment does not represent a universal cure and remains limited to controlled medical settings.Continue Reading
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Bus plunges into ravine in Bolivia, killing at least 10
At least 10 people were killed and several others seriously injured when a bus plunged about 100 meters into a ravine in Bolivia’s highlands on Thursday night, police say.Continue Reading
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Former Russian deputy justice minister found dead in Moscow apartment
Former Russian Deputy Justice Minister Sergei Tropin has been found dead in his Moscow apartment; authorities say he drowned in his bathtub.Continue Reading
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Last U.S.–Russia nuclear arms control treaty formally expires
The nuclear arms control treaty between the United States and Russia has formally expired, ending the last remaining agreement limiting the two countries’ strategic nuclear weapons. Official statements SOURCE:Reuters (based on official statements from U.S. and Russian authorities)Continue Reading
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Arizona Police Helicopter Crashes While Responding to Shooting in Flagstaff, Authorities Say
A police helicopter crashed in Flagstaff, Arizona, while responding to an armed shooting incident, injuring crew members, according to local authorities The cause of the crash is under investigation. Source: Local law enforcementContinue Reading
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Maersk expects weaker 2026 earnings on falling freight rates
Danish shipping giant Maersk said it expects weaker earnings in 2026 as falling freight rates, driven by container overcapacity and the return of shorter Red Sea/Suez routes, put pressure on profit forecasts, Reuters reported. Source:ReutersContinue Reading
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Authorities evacuate areas in southern Spain over flood risk from Storm Leonardo
Authorities in southern Spain have evacuated residential areas near the Guadalquivir River as fears grow that it could overflow and warned of increased landslide risk after Storm Leonardo brought heavy rain across the Iberian Peninsula, officials say SOURCE:Reuters report on evacuations and landslide warnings due to Storm Leonardo.Continue Reading
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Fire near Hong Kong wholesale food market extinguished
A fire that broke out outside a wholesale food market in western Hong Kong’s Kowloon peninsula has been extinguished, the Hong Kong Fire Services Department says. The blaze involved several vehicles, and fire crews put it out on Friday, officials and a Reuters witness report.Continue Reading
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Iran says talks with United States to continue despite deep distrust
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi says Tehran and Washington have agreed generally to continue nuclear negotiations after indirect talks in Muscat, but serious distrust remains and Iran insists the dialogue be limited to the nuclear file, Iranian state media report. Araghchi also said the atmosphere was positive, future sessions couldContinue Reading
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Inflation data dispute in Argentina sparks fears of political interference
A dispute over Argentina’s inflation statistics has raised concerns among opposition figures and analysts about possible political interference, following tensions inside the national statistics agency. Officials deny any manipulation. SOURCE:ReutersContinue Reading
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Facebook was founded 22 years ago today.
Facebook was founded 22 years ago today, marking more than two decades since the launch of the social media platform that went on to become one of the world’s largest technology companies. — Public record / company historyContinue Reading
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More Than 1,000 Homes Destroyed in Major Fire in the Philippines.
More Than 1,000 Homes Destroyed in Major Fire in the Philippines. -Philippines fire report / The image is for illustrative purposes.Continue Reading
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FBI Director Kash Patel Says He Is ‘100%’ Certain Jeffrey Epstein Died by Suicide
Journalist Bret Baier: “Do you still believe Epstein died by suicide?” FBI Director Kash Patel: “Yes. One hundred percent.”Continue Reading
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TIME magazine released its new cover.
TIME magazine released its new cover. The cover references protests in Iran and carries the headline: “After the Ayatollah.”Continue Reading
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Argentina Moves to Lower Age of Criminal Responsibility to as Low as 13
The Argentine government has renewed its push to lower the age of criminal responsibility, proposing changes to the juvenile penal regime that could reduce the age from 16 to as low as 13 under a special system. The proposal has been added to the agenda for extraordinary congressional sessions. —Continue Reading
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Germany Holds Early Talks With EU Allies on Shared Nuclear Deterrence, Reuters Reports
Reports say Germany has engaged in early discussions with EU allies about a shared nuclear deterrence posture. Chancellor Friedrich Merz confirmed talks are preliminary and that Germany would not itself develop independent nuclear weapons due to treaty obligations. — Reuters / parliamentary statementsContinue Reading
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Nvidia AI Chip Sales to China Delayed by U.S. National Security Review, FT Reports
Financial Times reports that Nvidia’s planned sales of advanced AI chips to China are stalled due to a U.S. national security review of the transactions. Approvals are delayed, not formally blocked. Financial Times / industry sourcesContinue Reading
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U.S. Prosecutors to Seek Death Penalty in National Guard Shooting Near White House
The U.S. Department of Justice said prosecutors are pursuing “death-eligible charges” and plan to seek the death penalty against the suspect accused of killing a National Guard member and wounding another near the White House in November. The suspect, Rahmanullah Lakanwal, has pleaded not guilty to federal charges including first-degreeContinue Reading
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Trump Administration to Withdraw 700 Immigration Agents From Minneapolis, Reuters Reports
The Trump administration announced that about 700 federal immigration enforcement agents will be withdrawn from the Minneapolis, Minnesota area, reducing the number deployed but leaving roughly 2,000 agents in place. The partial drawdown follows increased cooperation from local authorities, White House border czar Tom Homan said. ReutersContinue Reading
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Iranian Official: “We can show flexibility on uranium enrichment.”
Iranian Official: “We can show flexibility on uranium enrichment. We are ready to transfer 400 kilograms of highly enriched uranium.” –ReutersContinue Reading
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A soldier who is a member of the Canadian Armed Forces was found dead near the city of Riga, Latvia, where he was present as part of a NATO mission.
A soldier who is a member of the Canadian Armed Forces was found dead near the city of Riga, Latvia, where he was present as part of a NATO mission. Previously, in September 2025, another Canadian soldier who was in Latvia as part of a NATO mission had also beenContinue Reading
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Chinese President Xi Jinping urged the yuan to become a global reserve currency.
Chinese President Xi Jinping urged the yuan to become a global reserve currency.Continue Reading
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Jeffrey Epstein updates
Jeffrey Epstein made an agreement with the Rothschild Group through Southern Trust Company for risk analysis and algorithm projects. The documents show it paid $25 million to Epstein’s company under the agreement.Continue Reading
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