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Hungary Vetoes €90 Billion EU Loan to Ukraine Over Energy Dispute
EU High Representative Kaja Kallas accused Hungary of disloyalty after Budapest vetoed a €90 billion loan to Ukraine due to an unrelated energy dispute involving a damaged Russian oil pipeline. Hungary and Slovakia blame Ukraine for halting deliveries and have suspended gas exports. This also blocks new sanctions against Russia.
Hungarian Foreign Minister Clashes with Ukrainian Journalists in Brussels
Hungarian FM Péter Szijjártó engaged in a heated exchange with reporters after announcing the veto on Ukraine's emergency loan and Russia sanctions. Budapest accuses Ukraine of blackmail over the Druzhba pipeline damage attributed to Russia. The move complicates EU unanimity on sanctions.
EU Lawmakers Move to Suspend EU-US Trade Agreement Amid Tariff Dispute
Following a US Supreme Court ruling that some 2025 tariffs were illegal, President Trump announced new 15% duties on imports, prompting EU lawmakers to suspend the trade agreement. Tensions rise over transatlantic trade relations. This escalates economic friction between the blocs.
British Police Arrest Former UK Ambassador Peter Mandelson in Epstein Probe
Peter Mandelson, former UK ambassador to the US, was arrested in a misconduct investigation linked to his ties with Jeffrey Epstein. The probe stems from ongoing scrutiny of Epstein connections. Details of the charges remain limited.
Cartel Violence in Mexico Strands Thousands of Canadians in Puerto Vallarta
Escalating violence following the death of cartel leader 'El Mencho' has led to flight cancellations, stranding over 26,000 registered Canadians. Canada issued a travel advisory amid the 'terrifying' situation. Activists report heavy impacts on tourism.
Russia Launches Massive Missile and Drone Attack on Ukraine
Kyiv reports Russia fired 50 missiles and nearly 300 drones in an overnight assault, two days ago. This continues the pattern of intensified aerial bombardment. Casualties and damage assessments are ongoing.
Trump Warns of 'Very Bad Day' for Iran If No Nuclear Deal Reached
President Trump threatened Iran and its people with severe consequences absent a nuclear agreement. The statement heightens US-Iran tensions. It follows ongoing diplomatic stalemates.
Heavy Rains Cause Flooding and Landslides in Peru, Killing at Least 2
Torrential rains triggered floods and landslides, resulting in at least two deaths three days ago. Rescue efforts continue amid widespread disruption. Climate impacts exacerbate the disaster.
Prince Andrew Photo Hung at Louvre by Activists
Activists displayed the infamous photo of Prince Andrew at the Louvre, drawing attention to ongoing scandals. The stunt occurred 19 hours ago. It reignites public debate on royal controversies.
2026 Winter Olympics Conclude in Milan-Cortina d'Ampezzo
The Winter Olympics wrapped up on February 22 in Italy, featuring top winter sports from February 6-22. Athletes from around the world competed in Milan and Cortina. Highlights include medals and records set during the event.
Indigenous Activists in Brazil Face Escalating Threats
Activists like Carlos Vas in the Ismas of Tanepek are under danger for defending ancestral lands. Advocates urge authorities to ensure their safety. This highlights ongoing struggles for indigenous rights.
Colombian Court Convicts Paramilitary Leader for Atrocities Against Wayuu
Former paramilitary leader Salvatore Monuso was convicted for over 100 crimes against the Wayuu people. The ruling marks justice in long-standing cases. It addresses historical violence against indigenous groups.