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At Least 11 Palestinians Killed in Israeli Attacks Across Gaza
Israeli forces targeted tents in Jabalia refugee camp, killing at least five, and struck west of Khan Younis, killing five more, amid alleged ceasefire violations. Sami al-Dahdouh, a PIJ commander, was also killed in Gaza City. Hamas condemned the attacks as a 'new massacre'.
Ukraine's Former Energy Minister Arrested Fleeing Country
Herman Halushchenko was detained at the border in the 'Midas' corruption case rocking Ukraine's energy sector. He resigned in November last year. NABU confirmed the arrest with ongoing investigations.
DNA from Glove Linked to Nancy Guthrie Abduction Case
FBI recovered DNA from a glove near the victim's Arizona home matching a masked prowler's pair seen on doorbell footage. Guthrie was abducted two weeks ago. Investigators continue probing the match.
EU Diplomat Kaya Kalas Pushes Back on US Criticism at Munich Conference
Kalas dismissed US claims, urging Europe to lead its defense against a 'broken' Russia that risks gaining more at negotiations. She stressed reclaiming agency amid transatlantic differences. Conference concluded Sunday.
Marco Rubio Stresses Stronger NATO, Tours Central Europe
US Secretary of State Rubio wants allies, not vassals, in Europe for joint threats, kickstarting tour in Bratislava. He aims for a stronger Europe bolstering NATO deterrence. Visits Budapest next for Orban talks.
Slovakia PM Fico Denounces EU Ukraine Support, Slams Energy Transit Ban
Fico said EU aid prolongs war and death toll, criticizing 2027 Russian energy transit halt as disastrous. Discussed US nuclear reactors deal worth 13-15 billion euros with Rubio. Bilateral ties advanced.
Rubio-Orban Meeting Set Amid Hungary Election, Trump Endorsement
US diplomat to expand US-Hungary relations weeks before Hungary's vote, where Trump backed Orban as strong leader. Talks follow Slovakia visit. Aims to strengthen Trump allies in region.
EU Demands Strict Russia Concessions Including Military Caps
Calls for capping Russia's military size and war damages payment post-Ukraine conflict. Kalas warned of Moscow's negotiation gains over battlefield losses. Pushes clear-eyed Russia policy.
Dunkirk Hosts World Seagull Cry Championship at Carnival
Quirky event crowns seagull cry champion with feathered contestants screeching on stage. Part of France's Dunkirk carnival festivities. Highlights local cultural fun.
EU Launches EPSO AD5 Hiring for 1,400 Civil Service Positions
Targets graduates with digital skills for permanent EU jobs. Euronews AI chatbot assists on passing the elite exam. Aims to attract new talent.
Top Men's Tennis Players Set to Clash in Doha
World's number one and two players face off this week. Adds to sports highlights in global news bulletins. Builds excitement for tournament.
Sky News Scrutinizes Global Headlines with Yalda Hakim
The World with Yalda Hakim covers international news and big names shaping outlook. Live analysis on key stories. Ongoing broadcasts for February 16.