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Venezuela’s National Assembly unanimously adopted the law a day before, providing hope that hundreds of political prisoners behind bars may soon be released.

The attack in Russia’s Udmurt Republic left 11 people wounded, three of whom were hospitalised, according to a Telegram post by Sergei Bagin, the local Health Minister

Russian oil shipments to Hungary and Slovakia have been interrupted since January 27, after Ukrainian officials said a Russian drone attack damaged the Druzhba pipeline, which carries Russian crude across Ukrainian territory and into Central Europe

The U.S. Ambassador appeared to walk back on the remark after a discussion on Israel’s “biblical rights” to the land and interpretations of the Old Testament

The clashes between the two communities were triggered by a dispute on the evening of February 19, followed by escalation of tension through February 20 and February 21 morning with at least eight persons injured

Friday’s initiative of the E5 nations — France, Poland, Germany, the United Kingdom and Italy — comes as one of many European efforts to bolster defence along their borders, like a “drone wall” with Russia and Ukraine to better detect, track and intercept drones violating Europe’s airspace

Bangladesh had halted issuing of visas in December 2025 when Indian missions faced protest and several incidents of stone pelting targeting Indian missions and visa centres were reported

The monks claimed that “organised social media campaigns are being run by vested interests and the government needs to pay attention to it”

Bhutanese PM pitches for technological hub in Gelephu, hydropower cooperation with India for AI development

The U.S. Supreme Court judgment that dealt with the tariffs imposed by exercising President Donald Trump’s emergency powers strikes at the very root of his unilateral decision