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Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma files Rs 500 crore defamation suit against Congress MP Gaurav Gogoi

The move followed a February 4 Congress press conference in which state party chief Gaurav Gogoi claimed an internal probe found that Sarma and his family occupied nearly 12,000 bighas of land across Assam.

Bangladesh election 2026: Date, seats, key parties, alliances and constituencies

Bangladesh votes on February 12, 2026, with 127 million voters choosing 300 MPs. Here’s everything about parties, alliances, key seats and the July Charter referendum.

Delhi triple death case: CCTV footage reveals trio meeting 'baba' prior to incident

Delhi Police investigate the deaths of three individuals found in a car on Peeragarhi flyover, with an occult practitioner in custody and suspicions of foul play

Salman Khan’s childhood friend opens up on actor’s past controversies: 'Shouted outside ex-girlfriend’s building, beat up people'

Salman Khan's childhood friend, Master Raju, recently made some shocking revelations about the actor. During an interview, he revealed that his past behaviour often landed him in trouble.

PCB's Mohsin Naqvi Bizarrely Mentions Pak Army Chief in T20 World Cup Speech

Pakistan Army Chief Asim Munir made a bizarre yet surprising guest appearance in PCB boss Mohsin Naqvi’s speech on a U-turn on India game boycott at the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup. If not for his position as a Field Marshall in the Pakistani army and considering his role in handling the country’s military operations, his mention in a speech directed at playing India in a scheduled T20 World Cup game sounds off; however, Naqvi was clear in doing so, while retaliating how he remains unfazed by any threat from India, BCCI or even ICC.

Trump Demands Half Control of U.S.-Canada Bridge

President Trump threatened to block the opening of the Gordie Howe International Bridge between Detroit and Windsor unless Canada cedes at least half ownership to the US.

Iran's Government Brands Protests 'Riots', Blames Israel, US

Iran has intensified arrests of reformist figures, activists, and filmmakers even as negotiations with the United States continue. Labeling protests as “riots,” Tehran blames Israel and Washington, while the Iranian president urges the U.S. to avoid excessive demands.

Mathura shocker: Five of a family found dead in home; police suspect mass suicide

Mathura shocker: Five of a family found dead in home; police suspect mass suicide

Australian lawmaker among several injured as protests over Israeli president’s visit erupt in violence

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese on Tuesday said he was devastated to see violence in the rallies. "These are really scenes that I think shouldn't be taking place," he said.

NATO Eyes Arctic Mission Amid Rising Russian, Chinese Activity

NATO is planning a potential Arctic operation amid rising Russian and Chinese activity in the region. The United States is set to relinquish several senior NATO command posts, with Italy assuming leadership of the strategic Naples command.

Malaysia PM Urges Unity Amid Worship Row

Malaysia PM Anwar Ibrahim warned against vigilantism after police blocked a rally protesting illegal temples in Kuala Lumpur.

After Venezuela, Is Cuba's Communist Govt Next US Target?

Cuba is experiencing its most severe energy crisis in decades, affecting daily life and infrastructure across the island. Meanwhile, former President Trump has intensified political and economic pressure on Havana. This video explores the crisis, its causes, and the potential impacts on Cuba’s population and international relations.

Hanbok Divers Plunge into Seoul's Lunar Cheers

Divers in colorful hanbok performed underwater routines at a Seoul aquarium on February 10, 2026, ahead of Seollal (Feb 16-18). The spectacle drew cheers, promoting holiday spirit amid palace visits and hanbok rentals offering free entry. Families enjoyed tteokguk feasts and games like yutnori in quieter city spots.

Gen-Z & Bangladesh elections: How a quarter of voters could reshape post-Hasina politics & become kingmakers in a historic poll
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It will be the first national poll since the 2024 mass uprising that led to the removal of long-time Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, signalling a pivotal shift in the country’s political landscape.

T20 World Cup: Tim David ruled out of Ireland game as captain Marsh backs Australia to ‘get the job done’

Australia is placed in Group B alongside the tournament's co-host, Sri Lanka, Ireland, Oman and Zimbabwe.

Turkey FM Warns Strikes May Radicalize Iran

Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan stated that airstrikes would not topple Iran's regime and could instead drive it toward more radical actions. His remarks, made amid US-Iran talks in Oman, emphasize diplomacy over military escalation to avoid regional war.

Lebanon: 15 Killed, 8 Rescued in Tripoli Rubble

A building collapse in Lebanon's Tripoli on February 8, 2026, killed 15 people, with eight rescued from the rubble amid ongoing searches.

Gaza Ceasefire: Israel Expands West Bank Powers Amid Backlash

Israel's security cabinet approved measures on February 8, 2026, to expand control over the occupied West Bank, easing land sales to Jewish settlers and boosting enforcement in Palestinian areas, amid Gaza ceasefire talks. The moves drew global criticism for undermining the Palestinian Authority and two-state prospects, though no direct Trump opposition statements emerged in reports.

Amid tax evasion allegations, South Korean actor Kim Seon Ho rehearses for upcoming stage play

Kim Seon Ho, who is currently facing allegations of tax evasion, will reportedly be seen in a play. He was reportedly spotted rehearsing. Read to know more.