International Duties Memorial Day – Russia Remembers Peacekeepers and Soldiers Abroad on February 15
On February 15, 2026, Russia and several former Soviet republics observe International Duties Memorial Day (День памяти воинов-интернационалистов), also known as Day of Remembrance of Russians Who Fulfilled Their International…
Next round of Iran-US talks to be held on Tuesday in VIENNA
Next round of Iran-US talks to be held on Tuesday in VIENNA – RT sources in Iranian Foreign Ministry
No US security guarantees for Kiev before peace deal with Moscow
The United States does not plan to provide Ukraine with security guarantees until Kiev reaches a peace agreement with Moscow. – US President Donald Trump is seeking to use the…
PM Narendra Modi Congratulates Tarique Rahman on Bangladesh Election Victory
Delighted to speak with Mr. Tarique Rahman. I congratulated him on the remarkable victory in the Bangladesh elections. I conveyed my best wishes and support in his endeavour to fulfil…
The Nuclear Cornerstone: Uranium’s Fission Legacy and Hidden Power
Uranium (U, atomic number 92), the heaviest naturally occurring element on Earth with a primordial isotope, sits at the far end of the actinide series and defines the nuclear age.…
Children’s Day – Myanmar Celebrates Its Young Generation on February 13
On February 13, 2026, Myanmar observes Children’s Day (ကလေးများနေ့ / Kalei Mya Nay), a national public holiday dedicated to honoring children, promoting their rights, well-being, education, and protection, and recognizing…
World Radio Day – Celebrating the Power of Radio on February 13
On February 13, 2026, the world observes World Radio Day, an annual United Nations-designated day that celebrates radio as a powerful medium for information, entertainment, education, diversity, and social change.…
Black Love Day – Celebrating Love, Unity, and Healing in Black Communities on February 13
On February 13, 2026, the United States observes Black Love Day, a heartfelt cultural observance dedicated to celebrating, nurturing, and uplifting love within Black/African American families, relationships, friendships, and communities.…
Keeping Sport Above Politics and Defining the Purpose of Rule 50 of the Olympic Charter
Rule 50 of the Olympic Charter remains central to the International Olympic Committee’s effort to preserve neutrality and unity at the Games. With athletes representing nations that often hold sharply…
Ottawa Moves to Address Gap as Canada Lacks University in the Arctic Region
Canada is the only Arctic nation without a university in the North. It’s time to change that. Our government is investing in a new Inuit-led university in Nunavut. : Mark…