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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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US and Taiwan Forge Landmark Trade Pact, Slashing Tariffs and Boosting Purchases

Explore the details of the new trade agreement between the U.S. and Taiwan, focusing on tariff reductions, increased purchases of American goods, and the strengthening of their high-tech strategic partnership.

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.

Netanyahu Presses Trump on Iran and Gaza Amidst Nuclear Diplomacy

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met with U.S. President Donald Trump at the White House to discuss Iran's nuclear program and the Gaza situation amidst ongoing diplomatic efforts.

Ethiopia Accused of Secretly Training Sudanese RSF Fighters with Alleged UAE Funding

Investigation reveals Ethiopia allegedly operates a secret camp training Sudanese RSF fighters, with alleged funding from the UAE, raising regional security concerns.

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.

Beijing-Tokyo Tensions Escalate Over Taiwan, US Missile System Withdrawn

Beijing and Tokyo engage in diplomatic disputes over Taiwan, leading to the withdrawal of a US missile system from Japan and heightened regional tensions.

Sanae Takaichi’s LDP Achieves Historic Landslide Victory in Japan’s Snap Election

Japan's Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's Liberal Democratic Party achieves a historic landslide victory in a snap election, securing a supermajority and paving the way for a conservative agenda.

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.

El Al Faces Hefty Fine for Alleged Wartime Price Gouging During Gaza Conflict

El Al faces a potential $39 million fine from Israel's Competition Authority for alleged price gouging during the Gaza war, exploiting a near-monopoly on flights.

Trump Reverses Stance, Publicly Endorses Nexstar’s $6.2 Billion Merger with Tegna

Former President Donald Trump reverses his stance, now publicly endorsing the $6.2 billion Nexstar-Tegna broadcast merger, citing a need for increased competition.

Powerful Quake Rattles Cuba: Magnitude 5.5 Tremors Felt

A magnitude 5.5 earthquake struck Cuba on Sunday, February 8, 2026, with tremors felt across the island. Learn about the details of the seismic event and its impact.

Hezbollah Restructures Security Leadership: Wafiq Safa Steps Down

Hezbollah replaces top security official Wafiq Safa as part of internal restructuring following recent conflict with Israel. Hussein Abdullah appointed as successor.

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.

Japan Reels from Deadly Snowstorm: Dozens Dead, Hundreds Injured Amidst Record Snowfall

Japan is experiencing a severe winter storm with record snowfall, leading to dozens of deaths and hundreds of injuries. Discover the impact on infrastructure, public safety, and the rising avalanche risk.

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