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Peru's Congress Removes Interim President Jose Jeri Over Corruption Allegations
Peru's Congress ousted interim President Jose Jeri amid a preliminary investigation into corruption and influence peddling from meetings with Chinese executives. This marks the latest in Peru's political crisis with seven presidents since 2016.
The move heightens instability in the South American nation.
Russia-Ukraine Peace Talks Open in Geneva With U.S. Mediation as Trump Pushes Deal
Negotiators from Ukraine and Russia held the first day of U.S.-mediated talks in Geneva, with President Trump urging Kyiv to finalize an agreement swiftly. Russia conducted overnight airstrikes damaging Odessa's power network, leaving thousands without heat and water.
Zelenskyy expressed readiness for a deal but questioned Russia's demands.
Trump Threatens Iran With 'Consequences' Over Nuclear Deal, Deploys B-2 Bombers
President Trump warned of consequences if Iran rejects a nuclear deal, stating 'We had to send the B-2s.' U.S. Secretary of State expressed concern but hopefulness about talks, calling it 'hard to do a deal.'
Separate Geneva talks between U.S. and Iran concluded recently.
Kremlin Accused of Killing Navalny With Dart Frog Toxin
Reports claim Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny was killed using poison dart frog toxin, based on sample analysis. U.S. Secretary Rubio stated the U.S. does not dispute the poisoning assessment.
The accusation intensifies tensions over Navalny's death.
Canada's Carney Names Janice Charette as Chief U.S. Trade Negotiator, Plans India Visit
Canadian leader Mark Carney appointed Janice Charette as the new chief trade negotiator to the U.S. Carney is scheduled to visit India in early March.
This follows efforts to strengthen bilateral ties amid global trade shifts.
Trump Administration Engages in Talks With Cuban Government
The Trump administration has initiated talks with Cuba's government, potentially offering economic concessions for regime survival. This development aims to address ongoing U.S.-Cuba relations.
Cuban drivers face gasoline shortages amid related economic pressures.
Japan's LDP Demands Key Diet Posts After Election Victory to Pass 2026 Budget
Emboldened by a House of Representatives election win, Japan's Liberal Democratic Party seeks to retake key parliamentary posts like the Lower House Budget Committee head. The move aims to expedite the fiscal 2026 budget despite delays from the February election.
LDP controls over two-thirds of seats.
U.S. Deploys Around 100 Troops to Northeastern Nigeria
Approximately 100 U.S. troops arrived in northeastern Nigeria, signaling increased military engagement in the region. The deployment addresses security concerns amid ongoing instability.
Details on the operation's scope remain limited.
Hillary Clinton Accuses Trump Administration of Epstein Files Coverup
Hillary Clinton alleged a coverup by the Trump administration regarding Jeffrey Epstein files. The claim revives scrutiny over Epstein-related ties, including former U.K. ambassador Mandelson.
It fuels ongoing political controversy.
U.S. Plans More Missile Launchers in Philippines Despite China Warnings
The U.S. intends to deploy additional missile launchers to the Philippines, alarming China. This bolsters defense posture in the South China Sea amid rising tensions.
The move aligns with broader Indo-Pacific strategy.
Kingston Welcomes New Police Chief Amid Local Political Shifts
Kingston appointed a new police chief, marking a change in local leadership. The development occurs alongside broader Canadian political news like trade appointments.
It reflects ongoing municipal governance updates.