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Iran-US Nuclear Talks Stall Amid Tough Rhetoric from Khamenei
Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei rejected negotiations with President Trump, maintaining a hardline stance despite some progress reported in Geneva talks by VP JD Vance. Vance noted Iran's refusal to acknowledge US red lines on nuclear weapons, warning of a potential arms race. Protests erupt against the Iranian government amid the ongoing standoff.
Avalanche Near Truckee Leaves 10 Skiers Missing
An avalanche struck Castle Peak near Truckee, California, affecting 12 skiers and four guides; 10 remain missing as rescue efforts continue amid blizzard conditions. The incident occurred around 11:30 a.m., reported by Nevada County Sheriff’s Office. Rescuers battle harsh weather to locate victims.
Winter Olympics Day Packed with Hockey, Curling, and Skiing Events
Milan-Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics feature men's hockey quarterfinals including Canada vs. Czechia, women's slopestyle snowboarding finals, and multiple curling matches. Cross-country team sprints and biathlon relays highlight the schedule. Canada defends Olympic gold in women’s speedskating team pursuit.
Peruvian President José Jerà Impeached by Congress
Peru's Congress impeached President José Jerà on February 17, marking a significant political upheaval. The move comes amid ongoing instability in the region. Details on succession and reactions remain emerging.
NYC Mayor Mamdani Proposes 10% Property Tax Hike
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani proposed raising property taxes by nearly 10% as a last resort measure. The plan addresses fiscal challenges in the city. Local reactions and council response pending.
Kremlin Accused of Poisoning Navalny with Dart Frog Toxin
Reports claim Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny was killed using dart frog toxin, with the US not disputing the allegations per Sen. Rubio. The Kremlin faces international backlash over the incident. Investigations continue amid denials.
Epstein Files: Clinton Demands Transparency from Trump Admin
Former President Clinton accuses the Trump administration of slow-walking Epstein file releases and calls for full transparency. Ties to figures like former UK ambassador Mandelson under scrutiny. Legal and public pressure mounts.
UN Announces 2026 Climate Weeks in Korea and Azerbaijan
UNFCCC selects Republic of Korea and Azerbaijan for 2026 Climate Weeks to connect Paris Agreement outcomes with real-economy actions. Focus on faster implementation and broader benefits. Azerbaijan's COP29 president welcomes the event.
Mass Shooting at Tumbler Ridge School in Canada Kills 9
A mass shooting at Tumbler Ridge Secondary School and a residence in British Columbia killed at least nine, including the perpetrator, injuring 27 on February 10. The tragedy prevented Canadian PM Carney from attending Munich Security Conference. Investigations ongoing.
EU Launches Probe into Chinese Fast Fashion Giant Shein
European Commission initiates formal investigation into Shein over fast fashion practices. Concerns include environmental impact and labor issues. Part of broader scrutiny on Chinese online retailers.
Haiti Transitional Council Dissolved, Power to Acting PM
Haiti's Transitional Presidential Council dissolved on February 7, transferring executive power to acting Prime Minister Alix Didier Fils-Aimé. Political transition aims to stabilize governance. Regional implications monitored.
Boko Haram Kills 162 in Nigeria Village Attacks
Boko Haram militants attacked two villages in Kwara State, Nigeria on February 3, killing at least 162 people. The assault highlights ongoing insurgency threats. Security forces respond amid international concern.