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Venezuela Grants Amnesty to 379 Political Prisoners Under New Law
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Venezuela Grants Amnesty to 379 Political Prisoners Under New Law

Venezuelan authorities have taken a significant step by granting amnesty to 379 political prisoners following the enactment of a new law. This decision by the National Assembly is part of efforts to release hundreds of detainees who have been imprisoned over alleged plots against the government. The law expressly omits those charged with promoting or facilitating forceful actions against Venezuela's sovereignty by foreign entities. Opposition figures have expressed concerns over these exclusions, including cases linked to armed forces. Discussions continue as the process for granting amnesty is implemented by the courts.

Feb 21, 2026, 9:51 AM · 10 views

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Global Reactions to US Supreme Court's Decision on Trump's Tariff Powers
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Global Reactions to US Supreme Court's Decision on Trump's Tariff Powers

The US Supreme Court has ruled against President Trump's authority to impose global tariffs, leading to mixed reactions globally. President Trump announced an increase in tariffs to 15% following the court's decision, causing countries to reconsider their trade strategies. South Korea reviews its trade deal with the US, while India's negotiations are in limbo. China expressed mild approval, and European nations like France and Germany welcome the checks and balances. Economic analysts warn of potential prolonged uncertainty in international trade dynamics.

Feb 21, 2026, 9:40 AM · 10 views

Gaza Farmers Face Risks Amid Israeli Buffer Zone Expansion
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Gaza Farmers Face Risks Amid Israeli Buffer Zone Expansion

In the Gaza Strip, farmers like Mohammed al-Slakhy return to their lands under the constant threat of Israeli military presence. The ceasefire in October allowed some respite, but Israeli buffer zones threaten Palestinian agricultural areas. Mohammed’s farm in Zeitoun once flourished but suffered extensive damage, mirroring the wider devastation in Gaza’s agriculture sector. Over 80% of crops were lost, and fears grow as Israel expands its control over buffer zones. Access to essential agricultural resources is restricted, and imported goods challenge local produce. Farmers like Eid al-Taaban face financial strain amid unsafe conditions, yet remain determined to sustain their land and legacy.

Feb 21, 2026, 9:02 AM · 9 views

Israeli Airstrikes Hit Lebanon's Bekaa Valley and Refugee Camp
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Israeli Airstrikes Hit Lebanon's Bekaa Valley and Refugee Camp

On February 21, 2026, the Israeli military launched airstrikes on Lebanon's eastern Bekaa Valley, according to reports from local media. The strikes resulted in at least 10 fatalities and left many others injured. Earlier in the day, another attack was carried out on the Ein el-Hilweh refugee camp, which is the largest Palestinian camp in Lebanon near the city of Sidon, resulting in the deaths of at least two residents. These incidents have raised tensions in the region, prompting calls for restraint.

Feb 21, 2026, 8:25 AM · 10 views

Protest Erupts at Albanian Prime Minister's Office
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Protest Erupts at Albanian Prime Minister's Office

In the capital of Albania, Tirana, protesters engaged in a confrontation with police forces outside the office of Prime Minister Edi Rama. The demonstrators employed fireworks and petrol bombs during an opposition rally, escalating tensions that have been rising since the indictment of the deputy prime minister for alleged corruption in December. The protestors are demanding immediate political changes, including Rama's resignation.

Feb 21, 2026, 7:21 AM · 11 views

Unsolved Securitas Raid: Millions Still Missing
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Unsolved Securitas Raid: Millions Still Missing

Kent's police chief reflects on the infamous 2006 Securitas raid, which saw a gang posing as officers commit the UK's largest cash robbery. Critical to the heist was the kidnapping of the depot manager and his family, enabling the thieves to flee with £53m. Most of it remains unaccounted for, despite substantial amounts being retrieved. Hopes for solving the case rest on finding one suspect still at large and potentially recovering the £32m missing. New appeals for information have been issued, urging anyone with knowledge to come forward. Police believe the degradation of old paper notes makes recovery efforts increasingly difficult after two decades.

Feb 21, 2026, 7:21 AM · 8 views

Trump to Visit China for Three Days in April
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Trump to Visit China for Three Days in April

The White House confirmed that Donald Trump will travel to China, responding to an invitation from Beijing. This visit, scheduled from March 31 to April 2, is significant as it marks the first time an American president will officially visit since 2017. In recent talks, both Trump and President Xi Jinping expressed optimism about bilateral communication. Trade issues, especially tariffs and China's past decision to stop buying U.S. soybeans, are expected to be key topics of discussion. The visit comes at a time of increased diplomatic engagement from China, which has been hosting several Western leaders and increasing its global exports of electric vehicles.

Feb 21, 2026, 7:18 AM · 7 views

Palestinian Authority Near Collapse as Israeli Control in West Bank Expands
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Palestinian Authority Near Collapse as Israeli Control in West Bank Expands

In the West Bank village of al-Mughayyir, Israeli settler violence and military operations have left the Palestinian Authority (PA) struggling to provide basic services amid a deepening financial crisis. The PA, reliant on international support and lacking direct control over large parts of the territory, faces mounting criticism from Palestinians frustrated by corruption scandals and political stagnation. The situation has worsened, with Israel withholding tax revenues during disputes, impacting salaries and services. As Israeli settlements grow, and despite international condemnation, the possibility of the PA's collapse looms larger, challenging long-term peace prospects.

Feb 21, 2026, 6:33 AM · 11 views

Trump Enforces New Tariffs Following Supreme Court Setback
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Trump Enforces New Tariffs Following Supreme Court Setback

Following a Supreme Court ruling that struck down his previous trade policies, President Trump has introduced a new 10 percent tariff on most imports starting February 24, 2026. The decision, which allows some exceptions, sparked controversy with Trump condemning the justices, including those he appointed. The tariffs rely on Section 122 of the Trade Act of 1974, allowing temporary measures without Congressional approval. The administration may use this period to explore further trade investigations.

Feb 21, 2026, 2:55 AM · 10 views

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