Reuters

The EU will pay 50 million euros to UNRWA, but will withhold 32 million until the investigation of charges against 12 staff members accused by Israel of participating in the October attacks is completed.

The European Union will step up inspections of carriers to ensure compliance with agreements on grain exports from Ukraine amid Polish protests over Ukrainian goods.

The meeting of G20 finance ministers in Brazil ended without a joint statement due to disagreements between the countries over the assessment of the war in Ukraine and its impact on the global economy.

A fire in a six-story shopping center in the Bangladeshi capital killed at least 45 people and injured dozens.

Norway announces that Israel has transferred $114 million in frozen tax funds to the Palestinian Authority as part of the agreement.

a russian editor was fined 30,000 rubles for an article about russian orphans who joined the army to fight in Ukraine.

Sri Lanka stops issuing free long-term visas to citizens of russia and Ukraine who have lived in the country for more than two years and will now charge a $50 fee for a 30-day visa.

European defense and foreign ministers will meet in Paris to further discuss support for Ukraine and protect Moldova from Russian destabilization.

An Illinois court has barred former President Donald Trump from participating in the Republican primary due to his role in inciting a riot at the U. S. Capitol on January 6, a decision that was delayed to allow for an appeal.

The second-largest wildfire in Texas history has covered more than 500,000 acres in the northern Panhandle and spread to Oklahoma, damaging buildings.

Apple CEO Tim Cook has promised to reveal the company's plans to use generative artificial intelligence later in 2024 after shareholders rejected a proposal that called for greater disclosure of Apple's use of artificial intelligence and its principles.

The G7 leaders disagreed on the legality of the withdrawal of frozen Russian assets in favor of Ukraine, with France disputing the US position that this is allowed under international law.

A small boat carrying migrants capsized in the English Channel on February 28. Authorities are investigating the incident, but have not yet reported the number of victims.

The German Finance Minister proposes to use the interest from frozen Russian assets totaling billions of dollars to finance Ukraine's defense against Russian aggression.

Pope Francis was taken to a hospital in Rome for examination in connection with the flu.

North Korea's first spy satellite is still active and under Pyongyang's control. This is evidenced by the data of a specialized expert from the Netherlands, who detected changes in the satellite's orbit.

The King of Norway was hospitalized in Malaysia due to an infection during a private trip to this Southeast Asian country.

Hundreds of thousands of residents of southeastern Australia were ordered to evacuate as extreme heat and catastrophic wildfire danger threatened to set off large-scale forest fires.

German police have arrested former RAF activist Daniela Klett on charges of armed robbery and attempted murder committed between 1999 and 2016.

The United States will not send troops to Ukraine, even for non-combat missions, the White House national security spokesman says.

European leaders say they have no plans to send ground troops to Ukraine.

Biden and Republican Senator Ron Johnson held an intensive meeting at the White House to discuss government funding and continued military assistance to Ukraine before the deadline for passing a spending bill.

The United Kingdom is not planning a major troop deployment in Ukraine, the prime minister's spokesman says.

The Czech Republic and Poland are not considering sending troops to Ukraine, according to statements by their prime ministers after a meeting in Paris, where the possibility remained open but not agreed upon by European countries.

New York City police detained protesters criticizing Israel's role in the Gaza conflict near Rockefeller Center during an interview with US President Joe Biden on an evening TV show in midtown Manhattan.

Biden says a cease-fire agreement in Gaza could be reached by March 4, according to his national security adviser.

According to Macron, Russia cannot and should not win this war in Ukraine, for the sake of Ukraine itself and the collective security of Europe.

Google plans to relaunch its artificial intelligence image creation tool Gemini in a few weeks after the outage to correct inaccuracies in the images it generates.

Farmers protested outside the EU headquarters in Brussels against what they see as unfair competition from abroad. Police used water cannons against protesters who threw bottles and eggs.

Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico said that some NATO countries are considering signing bilateral agreements to send troops to Ukraine.