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UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has announced plans to tighten regulation of artificial intelligence chatbots and restrict minors’ internet access, as part of a broader child online safety strategy. The UK government said it will target illegal AI-generated content and seek faster legal powers to respond to technological developments. “Technology is moving really fast, and…
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US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Washington wants stronger European defence capabilities while maintaining partnership through NATO, during a joint presser with Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico in Bratislava. Rubio stressed that countries should prioritise national interests but cooperate where interests align. He also dismissed concerns about reduced US troop presence in Europe, stating…
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Israel has approved a land registration process across parts of the West Bank, potentially expanding state control over contested territory. The move restarts land title procedures frozen since 1967. Authorities will require claimants to submit proof of ownership when areas are designated for registration. Anti-settlement group Peace Now warned the policy could transfer large areas…
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Hundreds of thousands joined demonstrations worldwide on Saturday (14 February) against the Iranian government, following a call for a “global day of action” by Reza Pahlavi, exiled son of the late Shah. Speaking in Munich to an estimated 250,000 people, Pahlavi criticised Iran’s crackdown on domestic protests and urged solidarity with citizens inside the country.…
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Poland President Karol Nawrocki has signalled support for developing nuclear defence capabilities, citing security concerns linked to Russia. Speaking to Polsat, Nawrocki described himself as “a great supporter of Poland joining the nuclear project” and argued that the country should develop its security strategy “based on nuclear potential.” He added: “This path, with respect for…
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Speaking to supporters on Saturday (14 February), Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said Brussels posed a greater threat to Hungary than Russia, dismissing concerns over Moscow’s war against Ukraine ahead of Hungary’s pivotal April elections. “We must get used to the idea that those who love freedom should not fear the East, but Brussels,” the…
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Speaking at the 39th African Union (AU) Summit in Addis Ababa, UN Secretary-General António Guterres called for sweeping reforms of global institutions, describing the lack of permanent African seats on the UN Security Council as “indefensible.” Guterres highlighted Africa’s role as a “flagship for multilateralism” and praised the strengthened UN-AU partnership in peace, sustainable development,…
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Australia has announced A$3.9 billion ($2.76 billion) to advance construction of a shipyard in Osborne, South Australia, supporting the country’s nuclear-powered submarine programme under the AUKUS trilateral pact with the United States and Britain. • Prime Minister Anthony Albanese called the investment a “down payment” for the shipyard, crucial for delivering conventionally-armed, nuclear-powered submarines. •…
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President Cyril Ramaphosa has announced the deployment of the South African National Defence Force to the country’s two largest economic hubs, Western Cape and Gauteng, in a move to combat gang violence and illegal mining. Speaking in Cape Town during his state of the nation address, Ramaphosa stressed that organised crime poses a critical threat…
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The US Central Command said it struck more than 30 Islamic State targets in Syria in early February 2026, following an ambush that killed two US soldiers and a civilian interpreter. The strikes targeted weapons storage sites and logistical infrastructure, using precision munitions delivered by fixed-wing aircraft, helicopters, and drones. Officials said the operation aims…
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