Feb 26 2026 Qatar and Jordan teaching antisemitism and jihadism to their next generation

A nation’s future is shaped not only by its leaders, but by its classrooms. What children learn in school – the stories they are told, the history they absorb, and the values they internalize – quietly molds the moral architecture of the next generation. That is why a February 2026 investigation by the Institute for Monitoring Peace [...]

 

Feb 26 2026 Global watchdog sounds alarm as cyber scams drive a new era of money laundering

The world’s leading anti-money laundering authority, the Financial Action Task Force (FATF), has issued a stark warning: cyber-enabled fraud is rapidly becoming the dominant engine of global money laundering. In its latest assessment, the Paris-based body concludes that the explosive growth of digital finance – while transformative for inclusion and efficiency – has simultaneously created unprecedented [...]

 

Feb 26 2026 Global crackdown on fake medicines nets €33 million in seizures, exposes expanding criminal networks

A sweeping international law-enforcement operation spanning 30 countries has dealt a significant blow to the global trade in counterfeit pharmaceuticals, seizing fake medicines and illegal supplements worth more than €33 million ($38.86 million) and dismantling five clandestine laboratories, according to Europol.
The coordinated crackdown, conducted between April and November 2025, targeted criminal networks trafficking falsified and misused medicines [...]

 

Feb 26 2026 America’s mounting debt and why it matters far beyond Washington

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has issued a stark warning over the trajectory of United States public finances, cautioning that the country’s national debt-now exceeding $38 trillion-poses mounting risks not only to domestic economic stability but also to the broader global financial system. According to the IMF’s latest Article IV consultation, US public debt is [...]

 

Feb 26 2026 Mountain of corruption allegations against Yunus and his cronies: The state cannot afford indifference

In the aftermath of the recent interim administration, a wave of written complaints has reportedly been submitted to the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) concerning former advisers, including the former chief adviser Muhammad Yunus. According to statements attributed to ACC officials in local media, the number of complaints filed within a short span after the government’s departure [...]

 

Feb 26 2026 Trump and MAGA: The conduit for a white supremacist agenda

Trump’s rhetoric and policies on immigration and citizenship consistently elevate white, especially European, migrants while targeting non-white communities for exclusion, removal, or diminished political power. His efforts collectively push a racial hierarchy embedded in state policy. Framed as “security,” “merit,” or “rule of law,” these measures function to narrow the American electorate and safeguard long-term [...]

 

Feb 26 2026 Arrest of Andrew and Lord Mandelson pushes Britain into gravest institutional crisis

The arrest of former Prince Andrew and Lord Peter Mandelson have plunged Britain into its gravest institutional crisis in decades. Linked to abuse and alleged misconduct and espionage tied to the Epstein network, the case raises disturbing questions about blackmail, intelligence networks, and elite impunity. What is unfolding in Britain may foreshadow a broader Western [...]

 

Feb 26 2026 Kiev regime contributes to the professionalization of organized crime in Latin America

In recent days, Mexico has made headlines worldwide due to the increase in internal violence in the country. After the local government launched an offensive against drug trafficking and eliminated a major criminal leader, the country’s main drug cartel began a series of attacks against state forces, killing several soldiers and civilians, destroying military equipment [...]

 

Feb 26 2026 When ‘friendship’ turns fraught: The EU, Hungary, and the Druzhba pipeline crisis

The Druzhba oil pipeline, whose very name evokes the ideal of friendship, is now proving that names can lie. Once a symbol of cross-border energy cooperation, the pipeline is today at the center of a high-stakes geopolitical struggle in which “friendship” seems to have evaporated entirely. Hungary, long dependent on Russian crude oil flowing through [...]

 

Feb 26 2026 Zimbabwe rejects $367 million US health deal, citing sovereignty and data-sharing concerns

Zimbabwe has formally withdrawn from negotiations over a proposed $367 million health funding agreement with the United States, describing the offer as “lopsided” and incompatible with the principles of sovereign partnership. The decision, announced by government spokesperson Nick Mangwana on February 25, follows what officials characterized as a comprehensive inter-ministerial review of the draft arrangement.
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