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Stubb in Munich: Putin has lost strategically, and the future world order will be determined by the Global South
Politics
Stubb in Munich: Putin has lost strategically, and the future world order will be determined by the Global South

At the Munich Security Conference, Finnish President Alexander Stubb stated that Russia has already suffered a strategic defeat in the war against Ukraine, and that the countries of the Global South will play a decisive role in shaping the new world order.

In Norway, searches conducted at former Council of Europe secretary general's home in connection with Epstein case
Politics
In Norway, searches conducted at former Council of Europe secretary general's home in connection with Epstein case

The Norwegian Economic Crime Authority is investigating Thorbjørn Jagland, who has been named as a suspect in a case involving serious corruption offences linked to American financier Jeffrey Epstein.

Macron called on Europe to make urgent economic decisions due to pressure from China and the US
Politics
Macron called on Europe to make urgent economic decisions due to pressure from China and the US

The European Union must adopt specific decisions by June to strengthen its competitiveness amid growing external pressure from China and the United States. This was stated by French President Emmanuel Macron during an informal summit of EU leaders in Belgium.

Sweden announced a third aid package for Ukraine through PURL, with an emphasis on air defence and interceptors
Politics
Sweden announced a third aid package for Ukraine through PURL, with an emphasis on air defence and interceptors

On 12 February, Sweden will announce a third package of military aid to Ukraine under PURL, NATO's mechanism for rapid procurement in the United States, primarily in the air defence segment.

The United Kingdom has joined NATO's scheme to purchase American weapons for Ukraine
Politics
The United Kingdom has joined NATO's scheme to purchase American weapons for Ukraine

London will allocate £150 million to the PURL programme, which allows allies to purchase weapons from the United States for Ukraine's needs. By 2025, the initiative had already raised approximately $5 billion.

A scheme involving the illegal transportation of men through Transnistria for $7,500 was uncovered in Odessa.
Events
A scheme involving the illegal transportation of men through Transnistria for $7,500 was uncovered in Odessa.

Operatives from the Odessa Border Guard Detachment shut down a channel for the illegal departure of men across the Transnistrian segment of the Ukrainian-Moldovan border. The two organisers charged $7,500 for their services and received the money in three instalments.

Ishinger declared Russia's hybrid war against Europe and did not rule out its involvement in the Epstein case.
Politics
Ishinger declared Russia's hybrid war against Europe and did not rule out its involvement in the Epstein case.

Acting Chairman of the Munich Security Conference Wolfgang Ischinger said that Russia is waging a hybrid war against Germany and all of Europe, and that a possible Russian connection to the Jeffrey Epstein case would not surprise him.

After the Munich Conference, Rubio will visit Slovakia and Hungary
Politics
After the Munich Conference, Rubio will visit Slovakia and Hungary

After participating in the Munich Security Conference, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio will make a working visit to Slovakia and Hungary, where he will discuss regional security, energy and NATO cooperation.

Netanyahu will meet with Trump on 11 February to discuss US negotiations with Iran
Politics
Netanyahu will meet with Trump on 11 February to discuss US negotiations with Iran

Against the backdrop of indirect talks between Washington and Tehran in Oman, Israel insists that the future agreement should cover not only nuclear restrictions, but also missiles and support for allied groups in the region.

Kyiv and Kharkiv received the first cogeneration units from the state energy reserve
Society
Kyiv and Kharkiv received the first cogeneration units from the state energy reserve

The state has begun to fill its reserve of mobile energy equipment, directing the first deliveries to the regions with the greatest need.

Massive drone attack on Odesa: one person killed, others injured, and significant damage
War
Massive drone attack on Odesa: one person killed, others injured, and significant damage

On the night of 9 February, the Russian army launched a massive attack on Odesa with strike drones, killing one person, injuring two others and causing significant damage to residential infrastructure.

The US proposes creating a trade bloc for critical minerals to counter China
Economy
The US proposes creating a trade bloc for critical minerals to counter China

The US administration has announced plans to unite allies in a special trade bloc for critical minerals in order to reduce dependence on China and protect its own production.

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