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Hamas Ties Disarmament to Israeli Concessions, Complicating Trump’s Gaza Deal Claim

Hamas says it will disarm only after Israel meets earlier ceasefire commitments, complicating Trump's announced Gaza breakthrough.

Oil Tops $100 as Iran War Widens, Squeezing Consumers at Pumps and Stores

Crude oil surged past $100 a barrel amid renewed Middle East fighting, pushing gasoline above $4 a gallon and threatening higher costs for U.S. shoppers.

Apple Faces $460 Billion Selloff as Chip Shortages Cloud Growth Outlook

Apple is heading for a $460 billion market value drop, its worst post-earnings slide in 13 years, after cautious guidance tied to chip shortages.

Spain Says Migrants Return to Morocco After Unprecedented Ceuta Border Surge

Spain says roughly 50,000 migrants who crossed into Ceuta have returned to Morocco after an unprecedented surge in which at least 67 people died.

Nearly 200,000 French Residents Return Home as New Wildfires Erupt Across Europe

Nearly 200,000 French residents returned home as a Gironde wildfire held its perimeter, while new blazes forced thousands to flee in France and Greece.

U.S. Supreme Court Weighs Gun Rights for Marijuana Users

The Supreme Court is reviewing a federal law that prohibits marijuana users from owning guns, raising questions about "unlawful user" definitions and Second Amendment rights.

US Eases Venezuela Sanctions, Opening Doors for Oil Sector Engagement

OFAC issues new General Licenses expanding permitted activities in the Venezuelan energy sector, allowing for increased U.S. engagement in oil and gas operations.

U.S. Orders Non-Essential Embassy Staff to Leave Beirut Amid Soaring Iran Tensions

The U.S. has ordered non-emergency embassy staff to leave Beirut as tensions rise with Iran, citing increased regional security risks and potential threats from Hezbollah.

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...

Kim Jong Un Secures Top Party Post Amid Nuclear Prowess Claims

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un re-elected as General Secretary of the Workers' Party, reaffirming his power amidst claims of nuclear advancements and a party leadership reshuffle.

El Mencho’s Demise Ignites Violence Across Mexico, Puts Trump in Spotlight

The killing of cartel boss 'El Mencho' in Mexico sparks widespread violence, travel chaos, and renewed pressure from the U.S.

Les Wexner Faces Intensified Congressional Scrutiny Over Epstein Ties

Billionaire Les Wexner faces tough questions from lawmakers over his long ties with Jeffrey Epstein. Lawmakers allege Wexner enabled Epstein’s crimes, while Wexner claims he was deceived. Here’s the latest on the ongoing congressional inquiry.

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.

Gold Fever Grips South Africa: Cattle Pen Discovery Sparks Frenzy

A gold rush has erupted in a South African informal settlement after a resident discovered gold nuggets in a cattle pen, drawing dozens of hopeful miners despite official warnings.

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.

Trump Unveils $5 Billion Gaza Reconstruction Drive at Board of Peace Inaugural Meeting

President Trump launches the Board of Peace's $5 billion Gaza reconstruction plan at its inaugural meeting, seeking to shape new pathways for recovery and international cooperation amid lingering controversy over local inclusion and lasting stability.

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.

Homeland Security Faces Shutdown as Congress Deadlocked on Funding

Congress is on the verge of a Department of Homeland Security shutdown due to a deadlock over immigration enforcement funding. Key agencies like TSA and FEMA face disruptions, with essential personnel working without pay.

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