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The brother of the Canadian school shooting suspect has been arrested on charges of conspiracy to commit murder, just days after the massacre committed by his younger brother left 15 people dead.

French President Macron has accepted the Louvre Museum Director's resignation following a $102 million jewel heist and a series of security and operational management scandals at the institution.

OnlyFans model María Julissa has denied claims that she was the girlfriend who helped police track down drug lord El Mencho, stating that the AI-generated images linking her to the cartel leader are baseless accusations.

Iran is nearing a deal to purchase China's CM-302 hypersonic missiles to enhance its naval capabilities and counter increasing military pressure from the United States in the Middle East.

A US citizen died after an altercation stemming from a romantic dispute in Bangkok. Authorities have charged four men involved with assault leading to death.

A group of tourists in Xinjiang bravely rescued a mother and daughter who fell into a rapidly flowing, icy river on February 10. Fortunately, both are safe and sustained no injuries.

An armed group attacked a prison in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, leading to the escape of 23 inmates and the death of one guard. This incident occurred amidst escalating violence following the demise of cartel boss 'El Mencho'.

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese was evacuated from his Canberra residence on the evening of February 24 due to a security threat. He remains safe, and police are currently investigating the incident.

Former UK Ambassador Peter Mandelson has been released on bail after being arrested in an investigation into allegations of leaking classified information to Jeffrey Epstein. The incident is putting significant pressure on Prime Minister Keir Starmer's government.

Commemorating four years of conflict, President Zelensky asserts that Russia has failed to subjugate Ukraine, while international negotiation efforts and support remain largely deadlocked.

Despite Russia's campaign of attacking energy infrastructure causing severe power and heating shortages, Kyiv residents remain resilient, adapting to the harsh conditions and affirming they will not back down after four years of war.

Multiple vehicles were set on fire and barricades appeared in Tijuana after drug lord El Mencho reportedly died in a Mexican special forces operation. These developments, close to the California border, are being closely monitored by officials.

Nemesio Rubén Oseguera Cervantes, known as El Mencho, was a small-time drug dealer in San Francisco before rising to become the leader of one of Mexico's most brutal criminal organizations.

Widespread violence has erupted in 20 of Mexico's 31 states following El Mencho's death, leaving over 30 people dead. US citizens in Puerto Vallarta have been ordered to shelter in place, while tourists queue at airports attempting to leave Mexico.

A fire broke out at the Kaleykino oil pumping station in the Republic of Tatarstan, Russia, after debris from an intercepted drone fell onto the facility. No casualties were reported, and the fire has been brought under control.

U.S. Envoy Steve Witkoff warns Iran may be just one week away from acquiring bomb-grade material, as President Trump considers response options following Iran's uranium enrichment crossing a red line.

A photo of Prince Andrew following his arrest at Sandringham unexpectedly appeared hanging on a wall at the Louvre Museum in Paris, capturing the attention of thousands of visitors before being removed after about 15 minutes.

Dana Stroul, a former senior Pentagon official, believes US forces are ready for a sustained, high-intensity campaign against Iran, with two aircraft carriers and reinforced capabilities operating in the region.

At least four people were killed and 17 injured when a tanker carrying liquefied gas overturned and exploded on a highway in Renca, Santiago, creating a massive toxic gas cloud and destroying at least 50 vehicles.

Denmark's Arctic Command urgently evacuated a U.S. submariner off Greenland for medical treatment, coming just as Trump announced plans to send a hospital ship to the island, escalating tensions.

Four professional soccer matches in Mexico were postponed after violence erupted near Guadalajara, one of the host cities for the 2026 World Cup, following a military operation that resulted in the death of cartel leader Nemesio Oseguera, also known as El Mencho.

Ukraine carried out one of its deepest attacks into Russian territory since the start of the conflict, launching its domestically-produced Flamingo cruise missile at the Votkinsk ballistic missile plant, while President Zelensky declared Kyiv would definitely not lose after four years of conflict.

US intelligence agencies believe China is developing an entirely new generation of nuclear weapons and has conducted at least one secret explosive test, marking a significant shift in Beijing's military strategy.

Thousands of Cuban security personnel are departing Caracas after nearly two decades in Venezuela, as Washington intensifies pressure to dismantle one of Latin America's oldest left-wing alliances. The US has also blocked oil shipments from Venezuela to Cuba.

Student protests have erupted in Tehran, with demonstrators chanting slogans against Supreme Leader Khamenei. Students from major universities took to the streets, confronting security forces and Basij militia, amidst ongoing disputes over casualty figures and escalating US-Iran tensions.

Hamas declares it will only accept international forces in Gaza if they do not interfere in internal affairs, directly opposing President Trump's 20-point peace plan to disarm and remove Hamas from governance. Around 20,000 international soldiers are preparing to deploy in Rafah.

Numerous videos circulating on social media show students at universities across Iran protesting against the government, with demonstrators chanting slogans critical of the ruling regime. Iranian authorities have not officially confirmed the scale or specific developments of these protests.