Monthly Archives: February, 2026

Joint parliamentary committee stresses ex-premier’s well-being as top priority Asad Qaiser warns ‘all options are open’ if powers ignore Imran’s condition, saying protest on February 8 aimed to be nationwide and fully successful Resolution to be submitted to Chief Justice of Pakistan on Friday with committee condemns arrests of party leaders, solidarity shown with Balochistan

Africa, Aid, Development & Aid, Environment, Featured, Food and Agriculture, Food Systems, Headlines, Humanitarian Emergencies, Sustainable Development Goals, TerraViva United Nations Food Systems A developed Africa starts with nutrition in safe hands. Credit: Busani Bafana/IPS BULAWAYO, Zimbabwe, Feb 2 2026 (IPS) - Hunger shadowed Mercy Lung’aho’s childhood, fueling her campaign to promote nutrition as a

Siyabonga Sithole | Updated 6 days ago Dr Iqbal Survé, the chairperson of the Sekunjalo Group, has once again taken time out of his busy schedule to share insights from his newly released book, A Shared Future for Humanity. On Thursday, Survé, who has embarked on his third leg of his book tour with the

Sooner than you think, your city may be down to its last gas station, or, in large cities, the last few gas stations. They likely will be owned or heavily subsidized by the government because few businesses can be profitable selling a product whose demand is no longer growing. When will this happen? In regions

The Bay Area Air District kicked off the new year with a warning for residents of the nine counties around San Francisco: if they lit a fireplace, wood stove or outdoor fire pit, they would have to either take a course on the health effects of wood smoke or pay a fine.  By mid-January, the

There have been many second chances in NASCAR. Kyle Larson got it at the end of 2020 when Hendrick Motorsports offered him a seat. Then, Chase Briscoe was roped into Joe Gibbs Racing after his former team shut down. These instances resulted in brilliant outcomes, which Brad Keselowski is also expecting with his latest gamble

From Jazz Yatra to Independence Rock to Sunburn, we spoke with industry veterans to revisit an era when the concert-going experience was worlds apart from what we know today In his book  India Psychedelic: The Story of a Rocking Generation , Sidharth Bhatia recounts how India in the 1960s was pushing against all odds to birth a

Hospital dramas! Soccer comedies! Ladies who hunt! Guys who don’t! This year in television has something for everyone The TV landscape is shifting faster than you can say “Scrubs reboot,” with tectonic pressure from relentless corporate mergers, the specter of AI, and the unsettling fact that no one under 20 even knows what TV is. Nevertheless