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The family of former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan has rejected a newly released medical report, calling it inaccurate. In response, protests have been held outside Adiala Jail, led by Khan’s sister, demanding proper medical care and transparency regarding his condition.
Authorities are monitoring the situation as supporters gather to voice their concerns. Stay updated for further developments on Imran Khan’s health, family statements, and protest actions.

Imran Khan’s Family Rejects Medical Report, Protests Erupt

Investor anxiety over artificial intelligence valuations and slowing global growth has triggered a sharp selloff in technology stocks. Major US giants like Microsoft, Amazon, and Apple have reportedly lost billions in market value, while Indian IT stocks recorded their steepest decline since the 2008 financial crisis.


AI Fears Trigger Global Tech Selloff, Indian IT Stocks See Worst Fall Since 2008 

Germany is moving toward tougher social media restrictions for children, with the SPD backing measures that could significantly reshape how young users access major platforms. The proposal includes “youth modes” that would function without recommendation algorithms, aiming to reduce addictive content exposure and online risks.


Germany Pushes Child Social Media Ban, SPD Backs Strict Platform Restrictions

Ireland welcomes India’s rapid advancements in AI as the Irish minister discusses the landmark India-EU trade deal with WION. The conversation highlights India’s technological leadership, growing global economic influence, and the potential for deeper cooperation between Europe and India in AI, innovation, and trade.


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The UK government has abandoned its controversial plan to delay elections following mounting legal pressure and a formal challenge. The Labour government’s retreat comes amid criticism from opposition figures and constitutional experts who argued the move undermined democratic norms.

Nigel Farage declared the reversal a victory, stating that “democracy has been defended.” The episode has intensified political tensions, raising questions about electoral processes, legal oversight, and the balance of power in British politics.

UK Government Drops Election Delay Plan After Legal Pressure, Farage Claims Victory 

France is witnessing a record surge in crypto-related crimes, with authorities reporting multiple kidnappings and so-called “wrench attacks” targeting cryptocurrency holders. By mid-February alone, several abductions linked to digital assets have been recorded, raising alarm across Europe.

The spike has prompted concerns over the security of crypto investors and the growing trend of criminals using physical coercion to access digital wallets. Law enforcement agencies are now under pressure to counter this emerging threat in the rapidly expanding cryptocurrency sector.

France Sees Record Crypto Crimes, Becomes Hub of Cryptocurrency Kidnappings

Australia has confirmed it will not repatriate more citizens from Syrian detention camps, despite some nationals reportedly being released due to “technical issues.” Prime Minister Anthony Albanese stressed that any Australians who manage to return independently would face the full force of the law. The issue remains politically sensitive, as many of those held in the camps are linked to alleged extremist networks, raising national security and legal concerns.


Australia Refuses to Repatriate Citizens From Syrian Camps Despite US Warning

Havana is grappling with a mounting garbage crisis as fuel shortages leave waste collection trucks stranded. Trash continues to pile up across streets and sidewalks, with residents reporting strong odors and growing health concerns. Meanwhile, Spain has announced humanitarian aid to support Cuba amid the worsening situation.


Cuba Fuel Shortage: Mounting Garbage Crisis Hits Havana

Israeli officials have given Hamas a 60‑day period to disarm, warning that failure to comply will lead to serious consequences. According to Netanyahu aide Yossi Fuchs, Israel expects militant groups to lay down their arms or face action once the deadline expires.

Israel Gives Hamas 60‑Day Ultimatum to Disarm or Face Consequences

U.S. President Donald Trump has warned Iran of serious “consequences” if Tehran fails to strike a nuclear deal with Washington, as negotiators prepare for a new round of talks in Geneva. Trump said he will be involved “indirectly” in the negotiations and believes Iran is interested in an agreement, but cautioned that failing to reach one could carry significant repercussions.

US-Iran Nuclear Talks Loom, Trump Warns Tehran of Consequences

Bangladesh’s Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami has filed a formal complaint challenging the election results in 32 constituencies, escalating post-poll tensions. The move comes despite party chief Shafiqur Rahman previously conceding defeat.

The development adds a new twist to Bangladesh’s political landscape as legal scrutiny over contested seats intensifies.

Bangladesh Elections: Jamaat Files Complaint Challenging Election Results Of 32 Seats

India continues its dominance over Pakistan in T20 World Cups, now leading 8‑1 in head-to-head encounters. In the latest matchup, Pakistan won the toss and chose to bowl first, but India’s batting prowess ensured they remained unbeatable in the tournament’s history.
Fans are eagerly watching as cricket legends clash once again, and analysts weigh in on strategies and key performances.

T20 World Cup: India Defeats Pakistan in T20 World Cup for 8th Time

Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf has accused the government of ignoring repeated pleas regarding the health of party founder Imran Khan. A medical team examined Khan at Adiala Jail, but his family claims the inspection took place without their recommended personal doctors.

Khan’s sister alleged that authorities rejected the family’s suggested medical panel, intensifying the political controversy.

Pakistan: Imran's Sister Says Govt Rejected Doctors Recommended by Family

A massive sinkhole has formed in Central Aceh, Indonesia, swallowing farmland and threatening the livelihoods of local farmers. The expanding sinkhole, caused by persistent soil movement and landslides, has destroyed crops and forced safety measures in surrounding areas.


Indonesia Sinkhole: Massive Sinkhole Swallows Indonesian Farmland

China has announced visa-free entry for British and Canadian nationals starting February 17, a move seen as part of Beijing’s diplomatic outreach. The decision follows recent visits by UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney.


China Grants Visa-Free Entry To UK, Canada Nationals After Leader Visits

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has criticised Washington’s reported focus on concessions, insisting on strong security guarantees against Russian President Vladimir Putin. As the Russia-Ukraine war intensifies, one person was killed in Odesa, Russia claimed it downed 88 Ukrainian drones over southern and border regions, and strikes in Krasnodar left two injured.


Russia-Ukraine War: Zelensky Wants Strong Security Guarantees Against 'Slave To War' Putin 

The United States has launched a diplomatic push across Central Europe, with Secretary of State Marco Rubio beginning a regional tour. Washington signalled a renewed alliance with Europe while urging nations to strengthen their own defence capabilities, echoing President Donald Trump’s call for Europe to shoulder more security responsibility.


US-Europe Ties: US Signals Alliance With Europe And Demands Change

Massive anti-government protests have erupted in Kragujevac, Serbia, with demonstrators demanding action against corruption and government misconduct. Protesters have vowed to continue demonstrations until their demands are addressed, highlighting widespread frustration among citizens.

Serbia Protests: Anti-Government Protests Rock Kragujevac, Serbia Amid Corruption Claims

U.S. military forces have intercepted and boarded the Panamanian‑flagged oil tanker Veronica III in the Indian Ocean, after tracking it from the Caribbean, the Pentagon said. The vessel, under U.S. sanctions and linked to Venezuelan and Iranian crude shipments, attempted to evade enforcement measures ordered by President Donald Trump in December 2025. Video released by U.S. forces shows the boarding operation, carried out without incident in international waters, as part of broader efforts to disrupt sanctioned oil flows and enforce maritime sanctions.

US Oil Blockade: Pentagon Intercepts Sanctioned Veronica III After Pursuit From Caribbean

Speaking publicly for the first time after United States President Donald Trump’s social media account depicted him and his wife Michelle as monkeys, former President Barack Obama has deplored the degradation of the country’s political discourse to a “clown show”.

Obama Slams US Politics: Ex-President Obama Labels American Political Scene a ‘Clown Show’ 

From Imran Khan’s all-round masterclass in Faisalabad to Anil Kumble’s historic 10-wicket haul in Delhi, the India vs Pakistan rivalry has produced cricket’s most unforgettable moments.

On the biggest stage, legends are made — and stars are born — whenever India and Pakistan face off.

From Imran Khan To Virat Kohli: Greatest India vs Pakistan Cricket Clashes

Four new astronauts have arrived at the International Space Station aboard a SpaceX rocket as part of the Crew-12 mission. The international team will take over operations after a previous crew returned early due to health concerns.

The successful docking marks another milestone in NASA and SpaceX’s ongoing commercial space partnership.

SpaceX Crew-12 Docks At International Space Station: Four New Astronauts Arrive Via SpaceX Rocket

Freshly released Epstein documents have triggered global scrutiny, with new names, including women linked to his powerful network, surfacing in the latest file dump. Royalty, politicians and close associates are back in focus as investigators and media revisit the case.


Epstein Files: Royalty, Politicians & Women Named As New Documents Surface

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has called for 20-year security guarantees, urging the United States to back a peace deal that preserves Ukraine’s dignity. Criticising talk of concessions, Zelensky compared the approach to the 1938 Munich Agreement and denounced Vladimir Putin as a “war’s slave.”


Ukraine Peace Deal: Zelensky Denounces Putin As 'War's Slave'

Bangladesh has invited leaders from 13 countries, including Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, for Tarique Rahman’s swearing-in ceremony in Dhaka. BNP adviser Humayun Kabir confirmed the diplomatic outreach ahead of the new cabinet’s oath on February 17.

The guest list includes India, China, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, Turkey, the UAE, Qatar, Malaysia, Brunei, Sri Lanka, Nepal, the Maldives and Bhutan.

Bangladesh: BNP's Tarique Rahman Vows Stability & Unity In Latest Remarks

On Friday (Feb 13),Chief of Defence Staff General Anil Chauhan, while speaking at the Bharat Himalayan Strategy Forum (BHISM) in Dehradun, spoke of India’s borders and distinguished between a border and a frontier. In his address, he laid emphasis on India-China relations post-independence from colonial rule. CDS Chauhan noted that the Panchsheel Agreement of 1954 included the country’s recognition of Tibet as part of China. It was a move initiated by Nehru to maintain a stable and cooperative relationship with the neighbouring nation.


CDS General Anil Chauhan Explains India's Border Issue With China

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