February 10, 2026

New High Seas Treaty Takes Effect, Could Stir South China Sea Disputes

From January 17, a new international treaty starts to protect unique marine life beyond national borders. Experts watch closely as it may impact South China Sea territorial claims.

February 10, 2026

China Overtakes Argentina as Brazil’s Biggest Vehicle Exporter in January 2025

China became Brazil's largest vehicle exporter in January 2025, sending 16,800 cars compared to Argentina’s 13,400. This ends Argentina’s 30-year reign, highlighting China’s rising dominance in Brazil’s auto imports.

February 10, 2026

Four Palestinians Killed in Israeli Air Strike on Gaza Residential Building

An Israeli air attack hit a residential building in Gaza City, killing four Palestinians and injuring several others. The building sheltered displaced people. This strike breaks the October ceasefire, raising alarm in Gaza.

February 10, 2026

UN Demands Clear Answers from US on Billions in Unpaid Funding

The United Nations is pushing the US for details on billions in unpaid budget dues, missing payments pressure the global body. UN awaits Washington's move soon.

February 10, 2026

Scottish Labour Chief Anas Sarwar Calls for Keir Starmer to Step Down

Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar urges UK Labour leader Keir Starmer to resign. Though cabinet members back Starmer, his future as PM looks uncertain.

February 10, 2026

NSW Police Clash With Protesters Over Israeli President's Visit; Pepper Spray Used

Policing of Sydney protest against Israeli president Isaac Herzog sparked anger and claims of police violence. Twenty-seven arrested, several injured, including MP Abigail Boyd. Premier Chris Minns backs police amid tough protest limits and a tense city.

February 10, 2026

Indian AI Lead Leaves Microsoft US for Remote Work in India, Cites Visa Woes

Ujjwal Chadha, AI Engineering Lead from India, quit Microsoft US for a remote role in India. He highlights big savings, better life balance, and fewer visa issues.

February 10, 2026

Three Kidnapped Miners Found Dead in Mexico's Sinaloa Mine, Vizsla Silver Confirms

Three of the ten miners kidnapped last month in Mexico's Sinaloa region have been found dead. The Canadian company Vizsla Silver's Panuco mine remains closed amid cartel-linked violence. Authorities and the mining chamber continue efforts to locate the remaining missing workers.

February 10, 2026

Bangladesh and US Seal Trade Deal with 19% Tariff and Textile Exemptions

Bangladesh and the US agreed on a trade deal cutting tariffs to 19%. The deal includes zero tariffs on some textiles using US materials, boosting Bangladesh’s garment exports and market access.

February 10, 2026

Air Canada Halts Cuba Flights Over Fuel Shortage, Plans Rescue Runs

Air Canada stops flights to Cuba due to a severe aviation fuel shortage caused by US oil blockade. The airline will run empty flights to bring 3,000 stranded passengers home. Some routes may resume by May 1.