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Takaichi Wins
Sanae Takaichi, Japan's first female prime minister, is projected to secure a landslide victory in the snap election, strengthening her ruling Liberal Democratic Party and allowing her to pursue ambitious policies like suspending a food sales tax amid growing geopolitical tensions.
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Financial Times
Sanae Takaichi leads LDP to crushing victory in Japan election
MarketScreener
US Treasury's Bessent calls Japan's Takaichi a 'great ally'
Euronews
Takaichi's ruling party on course for landslide win in Japan election
Channel News Asia
Sanae Takaichi's party set for landslide win in Japan’s election
MarketScreener
Japan election: Ruling coalition wins at least two-thirds of lower house seats - NHK
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Iran Tensions
Netanyahu plans an urgent meeting with Trump to discuss U.S.-Iran negotiations, emphasizing limits on Iran’s ballistic missiles. Tensions rise as Iran warns it will strike U.S. bases if attacked, highlighting the precarious balance between diplomacy and potential military conflict.
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Haaretz
Will Khamenei sell out his nuclear ideology for the Iranian regime's survival?
National Post
Iran vows to continue uranium enrichment: 'No one has the right to dictate our behaviour,' says foreign minister
MarketScreener
Mideast stocks - Most Gulf markets gain on upbeat US-Iran talks; Egypt at record high
The Jerusalem Post
Israel may strike Iran alone, defense officials warn US | The Jerusalem Post
TASS
Iran briefs Russia, China on its talks with United States in Oman — top diplomat
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General Shot
Lieutenant General Vladimir Alexeyev was shot multiple times in Moscow, prompting accusations of an assassination attempt. Lyubomir Korba, the suspected assailant, was detained in Dubai and extradited to Russia, intensifying concerns about military safety amid ongoing tensions.
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BBC News
Vladimir Alexeyev: Three suspects in shooting of Russian general named
Al Jazeera
Russia says second suspect in general’s shooting arrested in Dubai
MarketScreener
Russia says man suspected of shooting top general has been flown to Moscow from Dubai
NBC News
Suspect in shooting of senior Russian general has been detained, Russia says
New York Post
Suspect who allegedly shot top Russian general Vladimir Alekseyev several times has been detained in Dubai, Russia says
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Portugal Vote
Portugal's presidential runoff on February 8, 2026, features António José Seguro, favored to defeat far-right candidate André Ventura. The election, marked by severe storms affecting turnout, highlights critical concerns about rising populism and the importance of political unity.
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Politico Europe
Steady turnout in Portugal presidential runoff marred by storms, floods
Euronews
Portugal chooses between moderate and a populist candidates in presidential election runoff
Global Banking & Finance Review
Portugal's Presidential Runoff: Leftist Seguro Expected to Win
The Straits Times
Portugal votes in presidential runoff with Socialist poised for victory
The Guardian
Centre-left candidate expected to see off far right as Portugal votes in presidential runoff
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Rafah Crossing
The reopening of Gaza's Rafah border crossing offers limited hope for Palestinians seeking medical care, but logistical issues, disagreements, and reported mistreatment hinder crossings. Political tensions and Israeli restrictions complicate the humanitarian situation amidst ongoing conflict.
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The Jerusalem Post
White House peace plan faces Gaza militias, Hamas control | The Jerusalem Post
Christian Science Monitor
Gaza’s border with Egypt reopens, but returnees face a long ordeal
NBC News
Gaza's Rafah crossing reopens, allowing limited travel as Palestinians claim delays and mistreatment
Your Local Guardian
Palestinians attempt to use Gaza’s Rafah Border crossing amid delays
The Boston Globe
Gaza’s Rafah crossing reopens, allowing limited travel as Palestinians claim delays, mistreatment
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Jacquet Injury
Jeremy Jacquet, a £60 million signing for Liverpool FC, suffered a serious shoulder injury while playing for Rennes. The news raises concerns about his condition’s impact on Liverpool's plans as they keep a concerned eye on his recovery.
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BBC News
Liverpool signing Jeremy Jacquet suffers injury playing for Rennes
Daily Star
Liverpool suffer major injury blow as boss confirms 'serious' shoulder injury
BBC News
Liverpool signing Jeremy Jacquet suffers injury playing for Rennes
ESPN
Liverpool signing Jérémy Jacquet suffers 'serious' injury
Evening Standard
Jeremy Jacquet: Liverpool FC fitness woes deepen as summer signing suffers 'serious' injury
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US India Deal
The U.S. and India have announced an interim trade agreement framework to reduce tariffs, with India committing to purchase $500 billion in U.S. energy and products, marking a significant shift in trade relations and efforts to strengthen economic ties between the countries.
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APN News
Indo-US Interim Trade Agreement: Impact on India’s Agricultural Sector and Farmers
APN News
Indo-US Interim Trade Agreement: Impact on India’s Agricultural Sector and Farmers
The Canberra Times
India and US move closer to broad trade agreement
The Epoch Times
Trump Drops Punitive Tariff on India Over Russian Oil Purchases
Washington Examiner
India invests $500 billion as part of US trade agreement lowering tariffs
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Lai Sentencing
Jimmy Lai, a pro-democracy media tycoon, faces sentencing under Hong Kong's national security law on February 9, 2026. His case exemplifies the crackdown on dissent and media freedom, drawing international condemnation for undermining civil liberties in the region.
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NBC News
Hong Kong democracy activist Jimmy Lai to be sentenced after national security conviction
NBC News
Hong Kong democracy activist Jimmy Lai to be sentenced after national security conviction
Hong Kong Free Press
Explainer: Hong Kong’s national security crackdown – month 67
MarketScreener
'Eyes of world on Hong Kong' as China critic Jimmy Lai awaits Monday sentencing
Al Jazeera
Hong Kong to sentence media mogul Jimmy Lai on national security conviction
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Islamabad Blast
A suicide bombing at a Shiite mosque in Islamabad killed at least 31 people and injured approximately 169 during Friday prayers. The Islamic State affiliate claimed responsibility, raising concerns about escalating sectarian violence in Pakistan and heightened security threats against minority groups.
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The Jerusalem Post
China expresses shock at mosque attack in Islamabad | The Jerusalem Post
Channel News Asia
Thousands mourn victims of suicide bombing in Islamabad, as four arrests made
Los Angeles Times
Pakistan arrests 4 suspects in mosque bombing that killed 31 in the capital
BBC News
Alleged mastermind among four arrested after Pakistan mosque blast
CBS News
4 suspects arrested after bombing at Pakistan mosque leaves 31 dead
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Bithumb Error
Bithumb, a South Korean cryptocurrency exchange, mistakenly distributed over $44 billion in bitcoin to users instead of small cash rewards. The error triggered a market sell-off, but the company recovered nearly all funds and apologized for the massive blunder.
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Bitcoin News
South Korea’s Bithumb Exchange Accidentally Sends $44 Billion in Bitcoin to Users
MarketScreener
South Korean crypto firm sends users $44 bln in bitcoins in error
CNBC
South Korean crypto firm accidentally sends $44 billion in bitcoin to users
MarketScreener
South Korean crypto firm accidentally sends $44 billion in bitcoins to users
The Business Times
South Korean crypto firm accidentally sends US$44 billion in bitcoins to users
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Greenland Ties
Canada and France opened consulates in Greenland's capital, Nuuk, to counter U.S. ambitions for control under Trump. This move symbolizes support for Greenland's autonomy, strengthens ties with Denmark, and underscores the region's growing geopolitical importance amidst rising tensions.
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The Gateway Pundit
Canada and France Open Consulates in Greenland in Response to Trump’ Decision to Acquire Denmark’s Arctic Island (VIDEOS)
The Star
Canada’s new consulate in Greenland is a celebration of the Inuit communities at the heart of our relations
Fox News
Canada and France opening new consulates in Greenland's capital amid Trump pressure
Washington Examiner
Canada swipes at Trump’s Greenland ambitions as Maple Leaf raised on island
Channel News Asia
Canada, France deepen Arctic ties with consulates in Greenland
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Elvis Wins LIV
Elvis Smylie won his debut LIV Golf tournament in Riyadh, defeating Jon Rahm by one stroke with a bogey-free 8-under 64. His victory earned him nearly $7 million, and he also contributed to Ripper GC's team title win, beating Torque GC by three shots.
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The Australian Financial Review
Elvis Smylie claims victory on LIV Golf debut
The Australian Financial Review
Elvis Smylie claims victory on LIV Golf debut
South China Morning Post
Elvis Smylie makes a statement on tour debut by winning LIV Golf Riyadh ‍title
Newsday
Elvis Smylie wins LIV Golf Riyadh under lights in his tour debut
The Sydney Morning Herald
Elvis LIVs: Son of Aussie tennis greats claims victory on debut in Riyadh
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June Deadline
The U.S. has given Ukraine and Russia a June deadline to reach a peace agreement amid ongoing conflict. President Zelenskyy announced U.S.-mediated negotiations, emphasizing urgency as Russian strikes escalate, reflecting complex diplomatic efforts towards resolving territorial disputes.
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Fox News
Zelenskyy claims US gave Ukraine and Russia a deadline to reach peace agreement
PBS
U.S. gave Ukraine and Russia a June deadline to reach a peace deal, Zelenskyy says
The Epoch Times
Zelenskyy Says US Gave Ukraine and Russia a June Deadline to End War
The Globe and Mail
U.S. proposes June deadline for Ukraine and Russia to reach agreement to end war, Zelensky says
Just the News
U.S. sets June deadline for peace agreement in Ukraine War, Zelensky says
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Eileen Gu Rise
Eileen Gu faced pressure in Olympic slopestyle qualifiers after a fall during her first run. Supported by her mother, she rebounded strongly with a strong second run, showcasing resilience and capturing attention, while fellow athlete Kuura Koivisto highlighted his unique sleeveless style.
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South China Morning Post
What to know about freestyle skiing and who to watch at the Winter Olympics
ESPN
Gu shakes off fall to qualify for Olympic slopestyle final
USA Today
Finnish free skier competes sleeveless for this interesting reason
The New York Times
After a fall in qualifying, Eileen Gu welcomes pressure ahead of freeski slopestyle final
South China Morning Post
Mum urges China star Eileen Gu to ‘wake up’, sparks Olympics comeback after fall
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Board of Peace
President Trump plans to hold the first Board of Peace meeting in Washington, D.C. this month to raise funds for Gaza's reconstruction, scheduled for February 19, and addressing significant humanitarian challenges, including medical supply shortages faced by the region.
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Time
Trump’s Board of Peace To Hold Its First Meeting. Here’s What We Know
Chicago Tribune
Donald Trump aims to hold the first meeting of his new Board of Peace in Washington this month
MyNorthwest
Trump aims to hold the first meeting of his new Board of Peace in Washington this month
Los Angeles Times
Trump aims to hold first meeting of 'Board of Peace' this month
PBS
Trump to hold first Board of Peace meeting this month in Washington
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Sudan Drone Attack
A drone attack by the Rapid Support Forces in Sudan killed at least 24 people, including eight children. This incident reflects the severe humanitarian crisis in the country, marked by ongoing conflict, mass displacement, and catastrophic levels of child malnutrition.
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Los Angeles Times
Paramilitary drone attack in Sudan kills 24, doctors' group says
Reddit
RSF drone attack kills 24 people fleeing fighting in central Sudan, says doctors group
PBS
Drone attack by paramilitary group in Sudan kills 24, including 8 children
AllAfrica
Sudan: Deadly Attacks Hit Kordofan As Scrutiny Grows Over Drone Warfare in Sudan
Sky News
Sudan drone attack kills 24 people, including eight children
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