February 13, 2026

Foreign IS Families Escape Al-Hawl Camp After Syrian Takeover

Around 6,000 foreign women and children linked to IS have left al-Hawl camp in Syria since the government took control. Their uncertain whereabouts raise security and humanitarian worries.

February 13, 2026

Israeli Settlers Injure Over 50 Palestinians in Violent West Bank Attacks

More than 50 Palestinians were hurt when Israeli settlers attacked several West Bank villages, damaging homes and olive trees. The violence comes amid Israel’s plans to expand control over the region, facing global criticism.

February 13, 2026

Seven States Struggle to Agree on Huge Colorado River Water Cuts as Deadline Looms

Seven western US states are at a deadlock over cutting millions of acre-feet of water from the Colorado River. The critical deadline is this Saturday. The river supplies water to 40 million people and feeds vast farmlands but is drying up fast due to droughts and climate change.

February 13, 2026

Karnataka High Court Dismisses Australian's Petition Challenging Leave India Notice on Visa Fraud

The Karnataka High Court dismissed Australian Christopher's petition against a Leave India Notice. The court found his employer misrepresented facts to get him an employment visa. The court ruled the show-cause notice to the employer was enough, and FRRO acted rightly.

February 13, 2026

Heathrow Airport Faces Crowding as Brits and Europeans Walk Differently; Boosts Green Fuels for Expansion

Heathrow Airport’s CEO says a unique crowding issue arises because British and European travelers walk on opposite sides, causing collisions. Alongside plans for a third runway, Heathrow is also pushing sustainable aviation fuels to meet UK’s net zero goals.