February 13, 2026

Hua Hong Sees Memory Shortage as Chance to Raise Logic Chip Prices; Posts Record Q4 2025 Sales

Chinese chipmaker Hua Hong Semiconductor calls the global memory shortage a ‘positive thing’ that allows price hikes on logic chips. The company announced record Q4 2025 revenue, led by higher wafer shipments and improved prices. Chairman Bai Peng suggests more price rises in 2026.

February 13, 2026

Bharat Mela 2026: India’s Cultural Festival Lights Up Kuwait’s Green Island

Get ready for Bharat Mela 2026 on February 13 at Kuwait’s Green Island. Enjoy free entry to a vibrant festival with over 700 Indian artists, live music, dance, crafts, and delicious food. A perfect seaside Friday of culture and fun for all ages!

February 13, 2026

22 Massive Blocks of Ancient Lighthouse of Alexandria Raised for Digital Study

Divers have lifted 22 heavy blocks from the ancient Lighthouse of Alexandria underwater site. The effort aims to digitally reconstruct the lost wonder using these huge stone pieces.

February 13, 2026

Philippine Flood Fund Theft Sparks Calls for Overhaul of Unfair Tax System

Millions protest after $3.5 billion meant for flood projects was stolen in the Philippines. Experts say ending the travel tax is just a start—real change means fixing the entire corrupt, outdated tax system.

February 13, 2026

Russia Launches Deadly Air Assaults as Ukraine Faces Rising Casualties and EU Imposes Oil Ban

Russia carried out massive air attacks on Ukraine, damaging energy infrastructure amid bitter cold. Ukraine fights back and vows new tactics. The EU bans Russian oil by sea to hit war funding.

February 13, 2026

Nagaland Deputy CM Urges Peace After Violence in Maova Village Near Dimapur

Nagaland’s Deputy Chief Minister Yanthungo Patton has called for calm after arson and clashes disrupted peace in Maova village near Dimapur. Police say the incident is local and unrelated to Manipur tensions.

February 13, 2026

Sudan FM Says Fighting Foreign Interference Protects Africa in War with RSF

Sudan's Foreign Minister Mohieldin Salem says the civil war against the RSF is a fight against foreign interference. He urges the African Union to back Sudan’s efforts for peace and stability in the continent.

February 13, 2026

Kays Scotland Crafts Unique Curling Stones for Winter Olympics from Ancient Granite

Kays Scotland, the world’s only curling stone maker, crafts 132 stones from rare granite for the Winter Olympics. Each 18kg stone takes a blend of tradition, skill, and 60 million years of volcanic rock to create.

February 13, 2026

High Court to Decide on UK Ban of Palestine Action as Terrorist Group

The UK High Court will rule today if the Home Office acted lawfully by banning Palestine Action as a terrorist group. The ban criminalizes membership and support, with up to 14 years in prison. This follows recent acquittals of activists involved in a break-in at an Israeli defense firm.

February 13, 2026

Supreme Court Extends Himachal Pradesh Local Body Polls Deadline to May 31

The Supreme Court extended Himachal Pradesh local body elections deadline to May 31. It also pushed reconstruction and delimitation work deadline to March 31. The move considers monsoon challenges but insists polls must proceed without long delay.