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El Mencho's Girlfriend Key in Taking Down Drug Lord
The girlfriend of El Mencho, leader of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel, provided crucial information leading to his downfall, according to reports. This development marks a significant blow to one of Mexico's most powerful cartels. Schools in affected Mexican states remain closed amid security operations.
US Boat Strikes in Caribbean Kill 150 in Drug Crackdown
US Southern Command released video of a strike on a small boat, part of multiple attacks killing an estimated 150 people over a week. Trump officials provided no evidence linking victims to drug trafficking, drawing criticism as extrajudicial killings. Legal and human rights experts condemn the actions in Mexico.
Massive US Storm Grounds 11,000 Flights, Cuts Power to 500,000 Homes
A powerful storm has grounded 11,000 flights and left 500,000 homes without power across the US. The severe weather is causing widespread disruptions to travel and daily life. Impacts are expected to continue as recovery efforts begin.
Ukraine Marks 4th Anniversary of Russian Invasion
President Zelenskyy states Ukraine has preserved its statehood amid ongoing war, with allies pledging continued support on Kyiv's terms. European leaders visited Kyiv for commemorations honoring fallen soldiers. Talks relaunched by the US have failed to halt fighting.
EU Pledges €90 Billion Support for Ukraine Over Two Years
The European Parliament holds extraordinary session approving 90 billion euros in aid as a financial guarantee for Ukraine. Leaders emphasize unity with America to counter Russia. Poland accuses Hungary of obstructing EU support.
Trump Weighs Strikes on Iran Based on Kushner Advice
President Trump is considering action against Iran, advised by Jared Kushner and envoy Steve Witkov on nuclear program seriousness. Indirect US-Iran talks are set for Geneva; Iranian student protests spread. General Kaine warns of risks.
Israel Attacks Aid Convoy in Gaza, Cover-Up Alleged
Israel struck a humanitarian convoy including Palestine Red Crescent and UNRWA workers, attempting a cover-up. The incident escalates tensions in the region amid ongoing conflict. Reports highlight casualties and international concern.
Fast-Moving Snowstorm Shuts Down Ontario Highways
A snowstorm has closed over 500 km of highways northeast of Thunder Bay, advancing toward Toronto with 5-10 cm expected. Lake Superior areas face 15-25 cm, with special weather statements issued. Further squalls loom for Lake Huron regions.
Canada Signals Reset of India Ties with PM Carney's Visit
Canada plans to reset relations with India as PM Carney visits Delhi on February 26. This follows actions against Mumbai attack accused Tahawwur Rana. The move aims to mend diplomatic strains.
Trump's 15% Tariffs Face Renewed Legal Challenges
New US tariffs proposed by Trump at 15% could land in legal trouble again, similar to past disputes. Analysts note potential benefits for some Asia-Pacific economies. Uniform tariffs discussed by Moody's.
Indian Eatery in London Shuts After Alleged Pakistani Attacks
Owner of an Indian restaurant in London closes citing repeated attacks by Pakistanis. The incident highlights rising tensions among diaspora communities. Local authorities investigating claims.
AI Tsunami Warning from Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei
Anthropic's Dario Amodei warns society is missing the big picture on the impending AI revolution. He describes it as an 'AI tsunami' transforming global economies. Business leaders urged to prepare.