
Heavy Fighting Reported in Tigray Causing Widespread Displacement
Heavy Fighting Reported in Tigray Causing Widespread Displacement
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Heavy Fighting Reported in Tigray Causing Widespread Displacement

Ivory Coast Retains Position on AU Peace and Security Council

UBC Broadcasts Live from Kampala on February 13, 2026

Sierra Leone's President Bio Faces Challenge Over Electoral Chief Appointment

Protests Erupt at Nelson Mandela University Amid Tuition Fee Increase

Somalia and Saudi Arabia Sign Defence Cooperation Pact, Marking a New Era in Regional Security

Liberia's House of Representatives Launches Probe into China Union Over Railroad Safety Concerns

Botswana Proposes Economic Citizenship Fund Amidst Opposition Criticism

Malawi's President Peter Mutharika has announced a significant increase in the country's Constituency Development Fund (CDF), jumping it up to K5 billion per constituency annually. The new allocation is set to shift power from Capital Hill to local communities, with projects such as clinics and schools taking center stage.

Prime Minister Américo Ramos expressed gratitude to Parliament for approving the 2026 General Budget, a milestone in São Tomé and Principe's efforts to diversify its economy and reduce dependence on foreign aid.

Mozambique President Filipe Nyusi has thanked South African President Cyril Ramaphosa for the swift support extended to his country in the wake of devastating floods that ravaged several provinces in late 2023. The floods, which left thousands displaced and infrastructure severely damaged, particularly affected Gaza and Inhambane.

The Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) secured a stunning upset in the country's highly contested elections, emerging as one of the largest parties in Bangladesh. The party's success is particularly noteworthy given the tumultuous history of politics in the country.

Nepal Faces International Pressure Over Gen Z Protests Inquiry Reports

Tajikistan Seeks to Strengthen Ties with Afghanistan Amid Regional Instability

Malaysia Forms Special Committee to Probe Anti-Corruption Chief Azam Baki

Sri Lanka Arrests Three on Fraud Charges in Electoral Dispute

India Braces for Widespread Unrest Amid Protests Over Government Policies

Pakistan Congratulates Bangladesh Nationalist Party on Landslide Victory

Nationwide Bharat Bandh Disrupts Transport and Services

Sri Lanka Placed on Highest Economic Alert as Ethnic Violence Warning Issued

The Armenian government has announced plans to host a high-profile roundtable conference in Yerevan, dubbed the "Bilateral 'Bridge of Peace' Roundtable," aimed at fostering greater cross-border civil society engagement between Armenia and Azerbaijan.

Germany Hosts 62nd Munich Security Conference Amid Global Security Challenges

The Dutch Government Collapses After PVV Withdraws from Coalition Over Immigration Policy

Next Round of Russia-Ukraine Peace Talks Scheduled for Next Week

Violent Protests Erupt Near Milan Olympic Venues Amid Broader Italian Unrest

Lithuania's Anti-Corruption Agency Raids Parliament Offices of Two MPs

Ukrainian Forces Launch Drone and Missile Strikes on Russian Oil Refinery and Industrial Site

Slovakia Moves to Establish National Media Authority as Parliament Advances Amendment to Media Services Act

Andorra's Cable Car Project Sparks Litigation and Debate Over Environmental Impact

Gordon Brown Calls for Police to Interview Prince Andrew Over Epstein Scandal

Lebanon Reports One Killed in Israeli Airstrike on Hezbollah Operative

US Issues Security Advisory at Al Udeid Air Base Amid Iran Tensions

Israeli Airstrike Kills Hezbollah Operative in Southern Lebanon

Iraq Transfers Over 5,000 ISIS Members for Trial Amid Ongoing Conflict

Oman's Foreign Minister Meets Iran's Supreme National Security Council in Muscat

US Withdraws from Al-Tanf Base, Syrian Forces Take Control

The United Nations Security Council has welcomed the comprehensive agreement reached between the Syrian government and the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) on February 13, 2026.

Haftar Disbands Salafist Battalion, Elevates It to Brigade in Kufra, Fueling Regional Tensions

Egypt Swings in on New Defence Lineup Amid Regional Turmoil

The Saudi Transport Authority has enforced a new law prohibiting unlicensed passenger transport services across the country, effective January 1st, 2023. The law applies to all types of passenger transport, including buses, taxis, and private cars.

A U.S. Federal Judge Orders Trump Administration to Facilitate Return of Over 100 Venezuelans Deported to El Salvador's CECOT Prison

US Court Allows End of TPS for Honduras on February 9, 2026

Jamaica's Police Brutality Case Takes Devastating Blow as Appeal Refused

Grenada's G'Morning Broadcast Sparks Concern Over Regional Stability

The St Lucia Regeneration Committee wrapped up its latest public meeting on February 13, 2026, with a strong sense of optimism and progress for the committee. The meeting, which took place at 9:30 AM, marked a significant milestone in the island nation's ongoing efforts to rebuild and recover from the devastating effects of Hurricane Maria in 2017.

The Antigua and Barbuda government has ordered that all outstanding bills related to the upcoming Carnival celebrations and Independence day be paid by this Friday. The decision comes amidst ongoing economic challenges facing the country, which have been exacerbated by declining tourism revenue and increased costs associated with hurricane damage.

The US government has issued a federal ruling targeting deportations to El Salvador under the Alien Enemies Act, marking a notable shift in its approach to immigration and deportation policies.

The People's Liberal Party (PLP) campaign launch has sparked debate among church leaders in the Bahamas, with some expressing concern over the party's decision to hold events just before Lent.

The inaugural Poppy Run event hosted by Antigua and Barbuda's ABDF recently brought together locals during Carnival and Independence celebrations. The festive occasion raised an impressive $8,000 for the Ex-Servicemen Association, a vital support group for veterans who have served in the country's military forces.

President Sheinbaum Celebrates Senate Approval of 40-Hour Workweek, Revocation of Mining Concessions