Angola Proposes Feb 18 Ceasefire Between DR Congo and M23 Rebels
Angola proposes February 18 ceasefire in DR Congo conflict, with regional leaders and AU mediators pushing peace efforts amid Rwanda’s skepticism over implementation.
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Cyclone Gezani Death Toll Rises to 36 in Madagascar, Thousands Displaced
Cyclone Gezani claims 36 lives in Madagascar, displaces thousands, and causes widespread destruction. International aid urged amid ongoing recovery challenges.
Epstein Case Documents Spark 2026 Congressional Clash Over Transparency
US lawmakers clash over redacted Epstein documents in 2026 hearing, revisiting two decades of investigations into the financier’s sex trafficking network.
Hamas Ties Disarmament to Israeli Ceasefire Compliance in 2026
Hamas conditions disarmament on Israel’s full adherence to the 2025 ceasefire, linking weapons retention to political goals amid stalled peace talks.
Ferry Capsizing on Nile River Claims 21 Lives in Northern Sudan
At least 21 dead as ferry capsizes on Sudan’s Nile River, sparking calls for improved water transport safety measures.
Trump’s $10B BBC Lawsuit Set for 2027 Trial, Judge Rules
A U.S. judge has set a February 2027 trial date for Donald Trump’s $10B lawsuit against the BBC over edited 2021 speech coverage. #USUK #MediaLaw
Storm Nils Disrupts Southern France, 850,000 Homes Lose Power
Storm Nils causes widespread power outages in southern France, affecting 850,000 households and triggering top-level weather alerts as of February 12, 2026.
Ancient Silk Road Coins Unearthed in Southern Kazakhstan
Bronze coins from China’s Tang-Song eras found in Kazakhstan reveal new details about Silk Road trade networks and Central Asia’s historical connections.
From Fear to Frost: South Africa’s Matt Smith Makes Winter Olympics Debut
South Africa’s Matt Smith defies odds to debut in Winter Olympics cross-country skiing, sharing how overcoming fear fueled his three-year journey to Milano Cortina 2026.
Venezuelan Leader Claims US Invitation Amid Diplomatic Shifts
Venezuelan interim leader Delcy Rodríguez states she received a US invitation, signaling potential shifts in bilateral relations, as reported by NBC News.
CGTN Poll: American Dream Now Seen as ‘Privilege Preying on Humanity’
A CGTN global survey reveals 92% of respondents link the Epstein case to systemic U.S. flaws, dubbing the American Dream a ‘privilege preying on humanity’ as trust erodes.
Global Voices Shape Munich Security Dialogue: CGTN Poll Opens Ahead of Key Conference
As the 62nd Munich Security Conference approaches, CGTN launches a global poll inviting public input on key security challenges. Participate now to make your voice heard.
China-Spain Musical Fusion Celebrates Lunar New Year in Madrid
Shanghai and Madrid orchestras create cross-cultural musical celebration for Lunar New Year, blending Chinese and Spanish traditions in historic collaboration.
Austria’s Sliding Team Eyes Historic Gold at 2026 Winter Olympics
Austria’s largest-ever sliding sports team aims for Olympic glory in 2026, overcoming training challenges to challenge traditional winter sports powers in luge and skeleton events.
Bangladesh General Election Concludes Amid Historic Turnout
Bangladesh’s 2026 general election concludes with high voter turnout, marking a pivotal moment post-2024 uprising. Results expected overnight.
Canada Mourns After Rare School Shooting Leaves Nine Dead
A tragic school shooting in British Columbia leaves nine dead, including the 18-year-old suspect, highlighting mental health and gun control debates.
ICE Operation in Minnesota Sparks Outcry After Multi-Car Crash Injures Civilians
A federal immigration operation in Saint Paul, Minnesota, resulted in a multi-vehicle crash, injuring civilians and prompting local officials to demand an end to ICE enforcement campaigns.
U.S. Attorney General Faces Heated Epstein, Trump Queries in Congressional Hearing
U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi clashes with Democrats over Epstein-Trump ties and DOJ accountability in a contentious 2026 congressional hearing.
Russia Vows to Uphold Interests in Shifting Global Order
Russian FM Lavrov asserts Moscow’s stance in evolving global power dynamics, criticizing Western policies while highlighting shifting alliances in 2026.
Russia Launches Repatriation Flights for Citizens Stranded in Cuba Amid Fuel Crisis
Russia evacuates 4,800 citizens from Cuba amid fuel shortages, with Aeroflot operating emergency flights through February 21 as U.S. pressure exacerbates energy crisis.