China’s 2026 ‘Two Sessions’ Press Center Opens Ahead of Key Policy Reveals 🗞️
Beijing gears up for China’s annual ‘Two Sessions’ meetings, with global attention on economic reforms and policy shifts. Over 3,000 journalists registered. 🇨🇳📰
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Tarique Rahman Takes Helm as Bangladesh PM Amid New Era
Tarique Rahman sworn in as Bangladesh’s new prime minister following BNP’s decisive election victory, marking a political shift in 2026.
30 Killed in Nigeria Truck Crash: Calls for Road Safety Reform 🌍🚚
At least 30 killed in a truck crash in Nigeria’s Kano State, sparking urgent calls for road safety reforms. 🚨🚚
Epstein Scandal Rocks UK and Norway: Top Officials Resign 🌍⚖️
UK PM’s chief of staff and a Norwegian diplomat resign over Epstein ties, sparking political turmoil and investigations. Latest updates here.
🔥 Tehran’s Grand Bazaar Devastated by Massive Fire: 263 Stalls Lost
A massive fire destroyed Tehran’s Grand Jannat Bazaar, wiping out 263 stalls and local livelihoods. No casualties reported, but economic pressures mount in Iran. 🔥
Portugal Storms Claim 11 Lives as Extreme Weather Batters Region 🌧️⚡
Successive storms in Portugal have killed 11 people since late January 2026, with the latest victim swept away by floodwaters. Stay informed. 🌍⚡
U.S. Law Enforcement Violence: A Cycle Rooted in History 🌍✊
2026 sees renewed global focus on systemic law enforcement violence in the U.S., rooted in historical inequities and sparking youth-led movements for change.
UN Rights Chief Calls Out U.S. Immigration Policies in 2026 🌍⚖️
UN human rights chief Volker Turk urges the U.S. to align immigration enforcement with international law amid rising tensions in 2026.
Iranians Rally in Tehran Against U.S.-Israel Interference 🌍✊
Tens of thousands of pro-government Iranians rallied in Tehran and other cities, condemning U.S. and Israeli interference amid rising regional tensions.
Venezuela Crisis: Will History Repeat Itself? 🌍💥
Colombian analyst Fernando Munoz Bernal questions if U.S. intervention in Venezuela will repeat past conflicts’ turmoil, citing Iraq and Afghanistan. 🌐⚖️