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Times of Israel - World News

2026-02-11 07:54:07 (7 hours ago)

IDF says it killed Hamas terrorist behind 2004 bus bombings that killed 16 civilians

In separate strike, military says, it killed sniper commander behind several deadly attacks on troops; both strikes come in response to Hamas violations of ceasefire

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Le Monde - World News

2026-02-11 07:52:31 (7 hours ago)

2026 Winter Olympics: Milan becomes a city-sized theme park

The northern Italian city, renowned for its cultural wealth, has been abuzz with the excitement of the Olympics since February 6. On the streets, visitors seem far more drawn to the fever of the Games than to Milan's traditional landmarks.

Washington Post - World News

2026-02-11 07:50:10 (7 hours ago)

Vance visits Armenia, Azerbaijan as Trump eyes deals in Russia’s sphere

The vice president’s historic trip illustrates Trump’s transactional diplomacy and willingness to use economic muscle to elbow out rivals such as Russia and Iran.

Globo News - Mundo

2026-02-11 07:48:32 (8 hours ago)

Parlamento Europeu ratifica deportação de imigrantes para países fora do bloco

Brasileiros vítimas de xenofobia estão usando as redes sociais para expor o que sofreram A Europa abriu caminho para a deportação de imigrantes e requerentes de asilo para uma lista de países terceiros, considerados seguros, que inclui Bangladesh, Colômbia, Egito, Índia, Kosovo, Marrocos e Tunísia. As regras mais rígidas na política migratória do bloco foram aprovadas graças à união de partidos de centro-direita e extrema direita do Parlamento Europeu e passarão a valer a partir de junho. Estes países funcionarão como centros de retorno de imigrantes, ainda que não tenham qualquer vínculo com eles. Basta que um governo europeu tenha assinado um acordo com o país de acolhimento para que o imigrante seja deportado. Ou seja, cai a exigência de um elo entre o requerente de asilo e o país terceiro. A medida requer aprovação final dos 27 membros da União Europeia, mas tem o aval da Comissão Europeia. Na prática, alguns países já estão aplicando o conceito de terceiro país seguro. A Holanda assinou um acordo com Uganda, e a Itália com a Albânia. Imigrantes africanos lotam proa de navio da Guarda Costeira da Líbia após serem resgatados de botes em meio ao Mediterrâneo a caminho da Europa, perto da cidade de Gohneima. Quatro botes com um total de 490 pessoas, entre elas 21 crianças, foram resgatados pela guarda Guarda Costeira da Líbia via AP No entender de Olivia Sundberg Diez, advogada da UE para Migração e Asilo da Anistia Internacional, as novas regras minam os fundamentos da proteção aos refugiados e atingem o cerne dos princípios fundamentais do bloco europeu. “Este ataque ao direito de asilo ocorre enquanto uma vasta gama de medidas punitivas de deportação permanece em negociação. Com esta votação, o Parlamento Europeu capitula a uma campanha de décadas para eliminar os direitos humanos", acredita a advogada. No ano passado, 155 mil pessoas chegaram ao continente em travessias precárias pelo Mediterrâneo. A ONU estima que 1.953 morreram ou desapareceram. A tragédia dos refugiados parece sensibilizar menos os europeus em relação à última década, e os partidos de extrema-direita claramente tiram proveito desse sentimento. Tragédia humanitária de imigrantes que tentam chegar à Europa ganha mais um símbolo triste - e impressionante A votação do Parlamento Europeu é mais um sinal da mudança na política migratória do bloco e demonstrou a violação do cordão sanitário que protegia os partidos da direita radical. O Partido Popular Europeu (PPE), de centro-direita, se uniu a três grupos nacionalistas de extrema direita e teve também apoio de uma minoria de eurodeputados socialistas e centristas, num indício claro da nova dinâmica atuante no Legislativo europeu.

The Guardian - World News

2026-02-11 07:48:18 (8 hours ago)

Russian crackdown on Telegram app prompts rare criticism from soldiers, pro-war bloggers and officials

Critics say restricting social media app risks harming communications between state, military units and public

A Russian crackdown on the Telegram social media app risks damaging its own army and soldiers, pro-war bloggers have warned, as the platform’s founder refused to bend to pressure from Moscow.

Russia’s communications watchdog said on Wednesday that the app – used by more than 60 million Russians each day – would begin slowing nationwide, accusing it of failing to address earlier regulatory violations.

Fox News - Video

2026-02-11 07:46:50 (8 hours ago)

'GOP' House candidate admits she's actually a progressive in viral video

Candidate for congress in North Carolina, Kate Barr, admits she is a progressive Democrat running as a Republican in a video going viral ahead of her primary election. (Credit: The Hometown Holler via YouTube)

Al Jazeera - Top Stories

2026-02-11 07:46:14 (8 hours ago)

Iran’s leaders rail against US, ‘sedition’ in 1979 revolution celebrations

A significant part of Iranian society is infuriated and grieving the killings of thousands during recent protests.

RT News - Top Stories

2026-02-11 07:43:41 (8 hours ago)

British university to return looted African artifacts

Nigeria’s Commission for Museums and Monuments says it has secured legal ownership of 116 artifacts stolen by British colonial forces
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The Guardian - World News

2026-02-11 07:42:38 (8 hours ago)

Heineken to cut 6,000 jobs as people drink less beer

Dutch brewer lowers forecasts for 2026 profit growth as cost of living and consumer health concerns reduce sales

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Heineken is to cut up to 6,000 jobs globally over the next two years – close to 7% of its workforce – as the Dutch brewer struggles with falling demand for beer.

The company, which makes Heineken, Amstel and Tiger, said the cuts would come from brewing and white-collar roles among its 87,000-strong global workforce as it faced “challenging market conditions”.

France 24 - World News

2026-02-11 07:40:05 (8 hours ago)

Yossi Mekelberg warns Israel's current measures intended to 'kill' peace and a two-state solution

Mark Owen is pleased to welcome Yossi Mekelberg, Senior Consulting Fellow for the MENA Programme at Chatham House. The “truce” in Gaza reads more like a reduction in intensity, while the conditions of civilian life remain precarious: Ongoing military operations, persistent hunger, inadequate shelter. He sees the humanitarian picture as a collective failure of governance and international mobilisation. All-out bans on dozens of key humanitarian providers, including UNRWA, translate directly into the daily suffering of ordinary people, especially children. 

Al Jazeera - Top Stories

2026-02-11 07:37:10 (8 hours ago)

Male refugees stigmatised across Europe: ‘This kind of stuff really hurts’

Several men who made dangerous journeys alone tell Al Jazeera they have faced suspicion, hatred and homelessness.

South China Morning Post - World News

2026-02-11 07:30:08 (8 hours ago)

China is leading in holistic AI development. Can the US catch up?

After a series of roller-coaster rides in financial markets, serious concerns remain about the long-term profitability of major artificial intelligence (AI) companies that mostly rely on circular financing – investing in each other to prop up demand. This volatility is worrisome when many Americans’ retirement pensions are closely tied to AI stocks, which have contributed to 80 per cent of the US stock market’s rise and 40 per cent of US GDP growth last year. Amid fears of a bubble, polls...