National Constitution Center Faces Crisis as President Jeffrey Rosen Steps Down Suddenly

February 18, 2026

National Constitution Center Faces Crisis as President Jeffrey Rosen Steps Down Suddenly

Jeffrey Rosen resigns as president of Philadelphia's National Constitution Center after 12 years, sparking claims of political pressure and internal board conflict over the US Constitution museum's future.

Zelensky Calls Trump’s Peace Demands on Ukraine ‘Not Fair’

February 18, 2026

Zelensky Calls Trump’s Peace Demands on Ukraine ‘Not Fair’

Ukrainian President Zelensky criticized US President Trump for pressuring Ukraine alone in peace talks with Russia. Zelensky said Ukrainians reject giving up extra land in any referendum.

BSNL Pensioners Demand Pension Revision Since 2017 at Vijayawada Conference

February 18, 2026

BSNL Pensioners Demand Pension Revision Since 2017 at Vijayawada Conference

About 500 BSNL pensioners gathered in Vijayawada, calling for pension revision from 2017. Leaders cited a Delhi Tribunal judgment and urged government inclusion in 8th CPC terms.

Australia Bans Return of Citizen with Alleged Isis Ties from Syria Using New Law

February 18, 2026

Australia Bans Return of Citizen with Alleged Isis Ties from Syria Using New Law

Australia has used a new 2019 law to ban an Australian woman with alleged Isis links from returning from Syria. She was stopped by Syrian authorities and sent back to a detention camp. This is the first use of the temporary exclusion order targeting high-risk citizens.

Chinese Coastguard Steps Up Drone Use at Scarborough Shoal Amid South China Sea Tensions

February 18, 2026

Chinese Coastguard Steps Up Drone Use at Scarborough Shoal Amid South China Sea Tensions

China's coastguard is relying more on drones for patrol and filming near Scarborough Shoal. Operators endure tough conditions to track foreign vessels in this disputed South China Sea area claimed by both China and the Philippines.