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UK Opens No 10 North in Manchester, Handing Regional Mayors a Bigger Policy Role

The UK has launched No 10 North in Manchester, reviving the national economic council and giving regional mayors a larger role in shaping national policy.

South African Court Temporarily Halts Impeachment Inquiry Against President Ramaphosa

A South African court has temporarily paused impeachment proceedings against President Cyril Ramaphosa over the theft of over $580,000 from his farm.

US Launches 13th Night of Strikes on Iran as Tehran Warns of Gulf Escalation

The US completed a 13th consecutive night of strikes on Iran as Tehran warned of escalation and condemned Trump's plan to use frozen Iranian assets.

China and Philippines Trade Blame as Water Cannon Clashes Escalate Near Scarborough Shoal

Chinese and Philippine vessels clashed for a second day near Scarborough Shoal, with Manila reporting water cannon use as both sides traded blame.

SK Group Chairman Chey Tae-won Ordered to Pay Ex-Wife $644 Million in Record Divorce

A Seoul court ordered SK Group Chairman Chey Tae-won to pay his ex-wife 944 billion won ($644 million) in what would be South Korea's most expensive divorc

Canada and EU Forge Ahead with Digital Trade Agreement Talks

Canada and the EU have launched negotiations for a Digital Trade Agreement to modernize their economic partnership, enhance legal certainty, and strengthen consumer protection in the digital realm.

EU Halts Visa-Free Travel for Georgian Officials Amid Democratic Backsliding

The European Union suspends visa-free travel for Georgian officials and diplomats due to democratic backsliding and human rights concerns.

EU’s Industrial Accelerator Act Launched to Bolster Local Manufacturing and Reduce China Reliance

The EU's Industrial Accelerator Act is launched to boost local manufacturing, reduce reliance on China, and support clean technology production.

Bank of Italy Issues Stern Warning Over Governor Panetta Deepfake Scams

The Bank of Italy warns of sophisticated deepfake scams using Governor Fabio Panetta's image to promote fraudulent investments. Learn how to identify fake content and protect yourself.

German Chancellor Merz Embarks on First Official Visit to China Amid Shifting Global Dynamics

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz is set to make his inaugural official visit to China this week, arriving on February 25-26. The trip, at the...

Former Prince Andrew Arrested on Suspicion of Misconduct in Public Office

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, formerly Prince Andrew, has been arrested by Thames Valley Police on suspicion of misconduct in public office. The investigation is linked to his past dealings with Jeffrey Epstein.

Bulgaria Heads to Polls Again: Snap Election Set for April 19 Amidst Political Turmoil

Bulgaria announces snap parliamentary elections for April 19 amidst ongoing political instability and economic concerns. A caretaker government has been appointed to oversee the process.

Sweden Offers A Taste of Island Life: Apply to Be a Custodian of Your Own Private Island

Explore Sweden's unique 'Your Swedish Island' competition, offering a one-year custodianship of a private island to selected applicants, excluding billionaires, and redefining luxury.

Sweden Warms to Euro: Trump Era Sparks New Debate on Currency Shift

Sweden is reconsidering adopting the euro as geopolitical uncertainty rises under Trump. Learn about the political debate, economic factors, and what it may mean for the country's future.

EU Chief Ursula von der Leyen Champions Single Market Overhaul and Regulatory Simplification

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen champions a stronger EU single market and regulatory simplification to boost economic competitiveness against global rivals like the US and China.

EU Tackles Cyberbullying with New Action Plan and Reporting App for Minors

The European Commission has unveiled a new action plan against cyberbullying, featuring an EU-wide reporting app for minors and enhanced prevention strategies.

EU Targets TikTok’s ‘Addictive Design,’ Threatening Major Fines and Overhauls

The EU is scrutinizing TikTok's "addictive design," potentially leading to significant fines and mandatory changes to its core features under the Digital Services Act.

Canada and France Open Consulates in Greenland Amidst Trump’s Arctic Ambitions

Canada and France open consulates in Greenland, signaling solidarity and strategic commitment in response to past U.S. interest in the Arctic territory.

US Pushes for June Peace Deal in Ukraine Conflict, Zelensky Reveals

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky reveals that the US has set a June deadline for Russia and Ukraine to reach a peace deal, amidst ongoing Russian attacks on energy infrastructure and potential economic agreements.

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