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Netanyahu to Meet Trump on Iran Negotiations
Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu will meet US President Donald Trump in Washington next week to discuss Iran talks, insisting on limits to ballistic missiles and ending support for Iran's proxies. Netanyahu's office emphasized strong conditions for any deal. This follows Iran's top diplomat's hard line, stating Tehran's power comes from saying 'no' to US demands.
Zelenskyy Reveals US Deadline for Ukraine-Russia War End
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy stated the US set a June deadline to end the war with Russia, proposing a first meeting of Russian and Ukrainian teams in Miami next week. Kyiv supports Trump's energy strikes halt, awaiting Moscow's response. Euronews bulletins confirm Zelenskyy's remarks on the US timeline.
Syria and Saudi Arabia Sign Mega Strategic Agreements
Syria and Saudi Arabia have signed major strategic agreements, marking a significant diplomatic development in the region. Details include enhanced cooperation amid broader Middle East shifts. This aligns with ongoing regional realignments involving Iran and proxies.
Hamas Leader Rejects Gaza Disarmament Calls
Hamas political leader Khaled Meshaal rejected disarmament demands, arguing it would leave Palestinians defenseless under occupation. Speaking at the Al Jazeera Forum in Doha, he framed it as part of efforts to end armed resistance. Tensions persist amid Gaza reconstruction talks.
Lindsay Vonn Crashes Out of Winter Olympics
US skier Lindsey Vonn crashed just 13 seconds into her women's downhill race in Cortina, Italy, airlifted off the mountain nine days after an ACL tear. Her medal hopes ended dramatically, with her condition unknown. The 2026 Winter Olympics continue with events like cross-country skiing and snowboarding.
Washington Post CEO Steps Down After Layoffs
Washington Post CEO and publisher Will Lewis resigned days after laying off a third of the staff, citing tough decisions for sustainability. He aimed to ensure long-term high-quality journalism. This reflects broader media industry challenges.
Sudan Accuses RSF of UN Aid Convoy Drone Attack
Sudan blamed Rapid Support Forces for a drone strike on a UN World Food Program convoy in North Kordofan, causing casualties and destroying supplies. The attack disrupts humanitarian efforts in the conflict zone. Ongoing violence hampers aid delivery.
Heavy Snowfall in Japan Kills 45, Injures Over 500
Heavy snowfall across Japan has left at least 45 dead and more than 500 injured, with disruptions coinciding with scheduled general elections. Euronews reports widespread impacts from the severe weather. Recovery efforts continue amid election preparations.
Storm Marta Causes Worst Floods in Decades in Portugal, Spain
Storm Marta battered Portugal and Spain, leading to the worst floods in decades and clashes near Olympics venues. Protests erupted in Italy over the Milan-Cortina Games. Police used tear gas on demonstrators.
US-Led Board of Peace to Hold First Meeting on Feb 19
President Trump's Board of Peace will convene its first leaders' meeting on February 19, doubling as a Gaza reconstruction fundraiser. A US official confirmed the plans amid Middle East peace efforts. The White House has not commented further.
Denmark Cautious on Trump-Greenland Acquisition Push
Denmark's foreign minister stated the country is not out of the 'Greenland crisis' despite progress against Trump's desire to buy the territory. They are in a better position but seek resolution. Tensions linger over the autonomous region.
Iraq Receives 2,250 ISIS Detainees from Syria
Iraq took custody of 2,250 ISIS-affiliated detainees from Syria, beginning threat-level classifications. Officials are processing the high-risk transfers. This bolsters counter-terrorism efforts.