The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has proposed stricter regulations for unruly airline passengers, emphasizing a 'zero tolerance' policy.

A second day of peace talks between Ukraine and Russia concluded after only two hours, with the Ukrainian side describing the discussions as 'difficult'.

Cricket legend Glenn McGrath has criticized Australia's T20 World Cup exit, questioning the selection of Cameron Green over Steve Smith due to Green's poor performance.

The Matildas have named their Women's Asian Cup squad, including Sam Kerr and taking a risk on Mary Fowler's fitness, while injured Charli Grant misses out ahead of their opening match against the Philippines.

Manny Pacquiao is set to make his return to the ring in Las Vegas for a 10-round exhibition boxing match against Ruslan Provodnikov.

Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway significantly reduced its holdings in major tech companies Amazon and Apple during his final quarter as CEO.

India's Adani Group has committed a billion dollars towards the development of data centers, signaling a significant expansion in the digital infrastructure sector.

Peru's Congress has voted to remove President Jose Jeri from office following a scandal linked to a Chinese contractor.

The office market is exhibiting a K-shaped recovery, mirroring the broader US economy where upper-income consumers drive growth while middle and working-class households face constraints.

An Iranian university and a Chinese academy have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to collaborate on science and research initiatives.

Thailand is positioning itself as a 'frontline state' for peace efforts in Myanmar, indicating its role in regional diplomacy.

Peru is set to elect an interim leader following a graft scandal that led to the ousting of the previous president.

A human rights report alleges that Pakistan's Punjab police have killed 900 people in eight months, raising concerns about extrajudicial killings.

A viral AI project, Vibe coding platform, has quickly grown from a side hustle to a coveted prize, claiming $100 million in annual run-rate revenue within eight months.

New captivating retreats are offering tourists a unique insight into the northern soul of Vietnam.

Japan experienced its first year-on-year decrease in tourist arrivals in January after four years of growth.

India has seized sanctioned shadow fleet tankers, a move that coincides with a warming of trade relations with the United States.

Visitors from China and India are projected to compensate for a potential slowdown in growth from US tourists to Europe this year, maintaining international arrival numbers.

Twelve people died in a firework shop explosion in Hubei, China, marking the second deadly incident of its kind during the Lunar New Year period.

Newcastle United is making a long journey to Qarabag for the first leg of their Champions League play-off round, marking their first-ever knockout tie in the competition.

Australia has banned a citizen with alleged links to the Islamic State (ISIS) group from returning home from a detention camp in Syria.

US Energy Secretary Chris Wright warned that the United States will deter Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons 'one way or the other'.

Keir Starmer is considering a crackdown on social media, including a potential ban for under-16s, similar to Australia's approach.

Saudi Arabia will celebrate its Founding Day on February 22, 2026, marking 300 years since the establishment of the first Saudi state by Muhammad bin Saud in 1727.

Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt has raised concerns about the growing electricity demands of artificial intelligence, suggesting the need for space-based data centers, to which Elon Musk humorously responded by referencing his own company.

A 49-year-old company executive was found murdered in his Higashihiroshima home after a fire, with his wife reporting that a man set them ablaze.

AZ is set to face defending Armenian champions FC Noah in the first leg of their Europa Conference League play-off, with the article providing background on the Armenian club.

Tens of thousands of spectators are gathering along Victoria Harbour in Hong Kong, eagerly awaiting the Lunar New Year fireworks display.

Abhishek Sharma holds the number one spot in the ICC T20I batter rankings, despite a recent dip in form, while Ishan Kishan has entered the top 10.

New CCTV and mobile footage has emerged from a fatal car crash in Dwarka South, showing a brother and sister arguing with bystanders after the collision and attempting to shift blame onto a biker.

Joji Varghese, a former physical education teacher from Kerala who moved to Canada, fulfilled his dream of meeting cricketer Sanju Samson at the T20 World Cup.

Recent data indicates a sharp decline in international student inflows to Canada, attributed to the country's tightening of policies regarding foreign students.

A review of the 2011 Fukushima nuclear disaster recounts the event, highlighting the heroism of the 'Fukushima 50' while raising questions about corporate secrecy and nuclear safety.

Candace Owens is facing significant backlash after reiterating a controversial claim that witches had placed a curse on Charlie Kirk before his death.

A forest fire broke out in Izu City, Shizuoka Prefecture, on the afternoon of the 18th, with flames spreading to an abandoned house. Firefighters are currently on scene battling the blaze, and no injuries have been reported so far.

Prospective homebuyers are advised to consider factors such as location and legal checks when purchasing a house.

The government of South Australia has submitted a proposal to MotoGP Sports Entertainment to host the sport's first-ever street race in Adelaide, following Phillip Island's exit.

The Reserve Bank of New Zealand has decided to keep interest rates unchanged, expressing expectations for inflation to ease in the near future.

The men's snowboard slopestyle final at the Milan-Cortina Olympics has begun, with Japan's Ryoma Kimata and Hirokatsu Hasegawa competing.

Maharashtra Navnirman Sena chief Raj Thackeray met Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde in Mumbai, marking their first interaction since the BMC elections and amid reported unease within the MNS.

Michael Vaughan has called on England captain Harry Brook to deliver strong performances in crucial matches, following his recent successes in Sri Lanka.

The Chinese coastguard has revealed its growing dependence on aerial drones for daily training and operations at the Scarborough Shoal, as detailed in a recent Lunar New Year post.

Wimbledon has decided to keep its broadcast camera setup unchanged for the upcoming championships, despite criticism following a moment involving Coco Gauff at the Australian Open.

Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah congratulated the J&K cricket team for their historic Ranji Trophy semifinal victory.

Sahibzada Farhan, once known for a documentary about hitting sixes off Jasprit Bumrah, has achieved a full-circle moment by scoring a scintillating T20 World Cup century.

Piyush Goyal highlighted India's assertive economic diplomacy, stressing engagement and trust for trade success, and stating that India does not negotiate as a 'meek nation'.

A two-month-old baby, hospitalized for bronchitis and unresponsive in ICE custody, was subsequently deported to Mexico.

Indonesia's popular tourist island of Bali is experiencing a property frenzy, with a rapid increase in luxury villa and hotel construction.

A large number of people gathered outside the Karachi Press Club to protest the killing of a man during an alleged encounter by the Counter-Terrorism Department (CTD).

A story recounts the bravery of a Yangon barmaid who confronted a North Korean assassin, bringing to light a historical event.

India and France have elevated their defense ties in a move that analysts suggest is a push for strategic autonomy.

Google has officially announced the dates for its I/O 2026 developer conference.

Ramadan to start Wednesday in Saudi Arabia, Thursday in Iran  The Jakarta Post

Shadley van Schalkwyk is dominating the T20 World Cup 2026 with two four-wicket hauls, leading the tournament with 13 wickets. Seven teams have already advanced to the Super 8s, with Pakistan and the

Bumi Resources Minerals has stated that its operations in Palu remain unaffected despite the closure of a site.

Japan intends to invest $36 billion in the United States as part of an agreement made during the Trump administration.

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz warned at the Munich Security Conference that the rules-based international order is eroding, with Europe bearing some responsibility.

Clavicular has come under scrutiny after Brianna Chickenfry questioned his age, claiming he worked as a bar security guard three years ago despite conflicting reports.

The St. Louis Blues are at a critical juncture, with general manager Doug Armstrong facing a decision on a potential major rebuild.

Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte has been hit with her fourth impeachment complaint, filed hours after she declared her presidential candidacy for 2028.

The pedestrian footbridge connecting Hong Kong’s Central Pier with the International Financial Centre (IFC) is slated for demolition and will be replaced by a temporary structure.

South Korea aims to reinstate the no-fly zone over its border with North Korea, a measure from the suspended 2018 inter-Korean military pact designed to ease tensions.

The Cuban foreign minister is visiting Moscow as the island faces severe fuel shortages, with Russia urging the US not to blockade Cuba.

Hundreds of sensitive identity documents, including passports of prominent global figures like Lord David Cameron, were exposed online following a security breach related to attendees of Abu Dhabi Finance Week.

Aiyar clarifies his stance on Rahul Gandhi, stating he is 'far too much younger' to be considered a 'Rahulian,' indicating a generational or ideological distance.

Jammu and Kashmir made history by reaching their first Ranji Trophy final in 67 years, defeating former champions Bengal by six wickets.

A flight from Tokyo to Germany was forced to turn around seven hours into its journey over the Arctic, returning to its origin airport.

Nigeria is exploring a new approach to infrastructure governance, prioritizing asset restoration and value recovery to combat institutionalized decay and improve efficiency.

Figure skater Alysa Liu and her father were allegedly targeted by Chinese spies before the 2022 Beijing Olympics due to his involvement in Tiananmen Square.

Hong Kong's sports minister has expressed regret over a social media post she made regarding the former coach of the men's football team.

South Korea is moving towards label-free packaging for bottled water, aiming to reduce plastic waste and promote environmental sustainability.

Washington views the Caucasus as a gateway to Central Asia, but China maintains a dominant position in the region, leading to complex geopolitical dynamics.

The Italian Ambassador to Yerevan, Alessandro Ferranti, held a meeting with the Minister of Environment of the Republic of Armenia.

A British national has been granted bail by a Hong Kong court after being filmed destroying self-check-in kiosks at Hong Kong International Airport in a viral incident.

A news report highlights the ongoing fight against childhood cancer through the personal story of ten-year-old Ashfaq, living in Ghotki.

A Russian citizen has been arrested in Sweden at the request of the U.S. over alleged sanctions evasion and is currently awaiting an extradition decision.

Allies of the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) are pressuring Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar to reconsider the state's liquor ban, citing significant financial losses.

Claims are being reassessed regarding the Chinese state's involvement in transnational telecom fraud, suggesting potential complicity in these illicit activities.

Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida is scheduled to hold a press conference to explain the policies of his second cabinet.

World champion Alysa Liu of the US is in contention for Olympic figure skating singles gold, stating she skated 'on another level'.

Greece is cultivating closer ties with India, aiming to leverage the world's most populous democracy and largest consumer market for economic growth.

The San Francisco 49ers will officially be adding a second international game to their 2026 schedule.

The stars of the film 'KPop Demon Hunters' are calling for Korean culture to be mainstream, suggesting to 'drop the K' as the film's success contributes to a wave of Korean hits.

China is focusing on attracting more spending from international tourists during the extended Lunar New Year holiday to stimulate its economy.

Sara Duterte has declared her intention to run for president in 2028, making headlines in the Philippines.

Australia's early elimination from the ICC T20 World Cup could have long-term consequences, potentially affecting their performance at the 2028 Olympics.

Mohamed El-Erian has raised concerns as China's share of US Treasury holdings has fallen to a 15-year low of 7%.

The High Court in Bangladesh has adjourned the hearing on the split of the National Board of Revenue (NBR).

Scam warlords are reportedly sending thousands to aid Myanmar Junta troops in a siege in Karen, highlighting complex dynamics in the conflict.

Chinese visitor numbers to Japan have dropped again as tensions between the two countries continue to simmer.

From Australia to Europe, various countries are implementing measures to curb children's access to social media platforms.

A traveler shares insights into why some foreigners have a negative perception of Indian tourists, citing behaviors like aggressive bargaining and queue-jumping.

Chinese investment in Myanmar is pivoting towards advanced consumer markets, indicating a strategic shift in economic focus.

Generation Alpha is playing a role in the revitalization of shopping malls in China that have been facing difficulties.

Another Nigerian national has been captured while fighting for Russia in Ukraine, reportedly arrested on the frontline.

An article explores the question of whether human activities can trigger earthquakes and if such events can ever be prevented.

Cuba's tourism industry is facing significant disruption, with major Canadian airlines suspending flights, due to a fuel blockade imposed by the Trump administration.

Sahibzada Farhan has made history by becoming only the second Pakistani batter to score a century in the T20 World Cup.

An article explores the mythological reasons behind Lord Shiva wearing the serpent king ‘Vasuki’ around his neck.

Anger is growing in Pakistan and internationally over the health and fate of former prime minister and cricket captain Imran Khan, who is currently imprisoned.

Chinese AI startup Moonshot AI, known for its Kimi artificial intelligence models, is reportedly targeting a $12 billion valuation after securing an additional $700 million in funding, driven by a surge in overseas revenue.

During the credential presentation of the new ambassador Alexandridis, President Trump praised Greece as a 'valuable partner' and expressed his desire to visit, highlighting strong U.S.-Greece relations.

Seven individuals have been arrested in connection with a shooting incident at director Rohit Shetty's Mumbai residence, allegedly planned by the Shubham Lonkar gang to spread fear.

The International Paralympic Committee's decision to allow Russian and Belarusian athletes to compete under their national flags at the 2026 Paralympics has drawn strong condemnation from Ukraine, which labeled the move 'disappointing and outrageous'.

Pakistani power and petroleum ministers have assured the nation that there will be no electricity or gas loadshedding during Sehri and Iftar, providing relief during these crucial times.

Emirates Group's Chief Financial and Group Services Officer, Michael Doersam, will retire in June 2026 for family reasons, prompting questions about his successor.

Russia's Digital Development Minister Maksut Shadayev claims that foreign intelligence agencies can access Russian military's Telegram correspondence, using this access in combat operations against Russian forces in Ukraine.

A US pharmaceutical group is advocating for increased competitiveness, citing the 'China factor' as a key driver.

The U.S. is expanding its deployment of advanced missile systems in the northern Philippines, placing Tomahawk-capable systems within range of Chinese military assets.

A Chinese open-source sci-fi novel, created by tech enthusiasts, has maintained its popularity for 20 years, predating the country's recent advancements in open-source AI models.

Alcoa is set to pay approximately $39 million in connection with illegal forest clearing activities in Australia.

Australia's T20 World Cup campaign was derailed in Sri Lanka due to muddled selection and a lack of a plan B, leading to their failure.

Malaysia's Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim is facing internal dissent from his long-time lieutenant Rafizi Ramli, raising questions about the future of the Reformasi movement.

The deaths of three children by suspected suicide in Indonesia have prompted child protection advocates to call for urgent attention to mental health and poverty issues in the country.