Russia Slows Down Telegram to Force Shift to State App Max Amid Legal Crackdown

February 11, 2026

Russia Slows Down Telegram to Force Shift to State App Max Amid Legal Crackdown

Russia’s internet watchdog is throttling Telegram for legal breaches. Moscow wants users to switch to the state-controlled Max app. Critics call it censorship and a crackdown on free speech.

Lawmakers Find Hidden Names in Epstein Files; Democrats Push to End Sex Trafficker Protection

February 11, 2026

Lawmakers Find Hidden Names in Epstein Files; Democrats Push to End Sex Trafficker Protection

US lawmakers discovered redacted names in Jeffrey Epstein’s released files. Democrats launched 'Virginia’s Law' to remove limits protecting sex traffickers. Norway set to probe links between Epstein and its elite.

China Offers Win-Win Business Opportunities with Few Red Lines

February 11, 2026

China Offers Win-Win Business Opportunities with Few Red Lines

China welcomes global partners regardless of religion or government style, as long as its key rules are respected. Business with China can be smooth and rewarding.

US, France, Switzerland Oppose Israel's West Bank Annexation Move

February 11, 2026

US, France, Switzerland Oppose Israel's West Bank Annexation Move

The US, France, and Switzerland have condemned Israel’s recent decision to expand control over the West Bank. The Arab League plans a meeting as Israeli forces demolish Palestinian structures near Jenin, escalating tensions and threatening the two-state solution.

Ramaphosa and Putin Work to Bring Back South Africans Fighting for Russia in Ukraine

February 11, 2026

Ramaphosa and Putin Work to Bring Back South Africans Fighting for Russia in Ukraine

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa and Russian President Vladimir Putin agreed to help return South Africans who were tricked into fighting for Russian forces in Ukraine. The government received distress calls from 17 men trapped in Ukraine. Kenya also condemns recruiters sending its citizens as 'cannon fodder' to the war.