February 14, 2026

Switzerland Confirms Oman to Host US-Iran Talks on Nuclear Deal in Geneva Next Week

Switzerland says Oman will host US and Iran talks in Geneva next week. The talks aim to limit Iran's nuclear program amid rising tensions. Switzerland offers its help as a neutral mediator.

February 14, 2026

WHO Slams US-Funded Hepatitis B Baby Vaccine Trial in Guinea-Bissau as Unethical

WHO halted a US-backed hepatitis B vaccine trial on 14,000 Guinea-Bissau newborns for ethical concerns. The trial delayed vaccination for some babies, risking their health. Guinea-Bissau’s government suspended the project amid public outrage. WHO emphasizes the birth dose is vital and proven to stop infection.

February 14, 2026

US Military Used Anthropic’s AI Claude in Maduro Kidnap Raid in Venezuela

The US military used Anthropic's AI Claude during a raid to capture Nicolás Maduro in Venezuela, marking a rare use of AI in a secret defense operation. The raid reportedly caused extensive violence in Caracas, sparking concerns about AI ethics in warfare.

February 14, 2026

Arunachal Governor Flags China’s Border Strategy, Calls for Unified Approach

Arunachal Pradesh Governor Lt Gen K.T. Parnaik warns China uses infrastructure and settlements to influence borders. He urges security, development, and diplomacy to work together for peace.

February 14, 2026

Japan Frees Chinese Fishing Boat Captain After Beijing Posts Bail

Japan released Chinese captain Zheng Nianli after China filed bail guarantees. The boat was seized for illegal fishing in Japan’s EEZ near Nagasaki. Diplomatic tensions ease as Beijing urges fair treatment.