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The Supreme Federal Court's First Panel unanimously sentenced Domingos Inácio Brazão and his brother João Francisco Brazão to 76 years and three months each for masterminding the double homicide of Franco and her driver Anderson Gomes, the attempted murder of her aide, and leading a militia-linked criminal group. Prosecutors proved the brothers ordered the hit because Franco's advocacy against illegal land grabs in Rio's favelas threatened their schemes. The verdict, based on shooters' plea deals, brought closure to a case that exposed deep ties between politicians, police, and militias, with Franco's sister Anielle Franco calling it a historic step against political violence targeting Black women.

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After six years of investigation, the gavel fell on Wednesday as Brazil's top court convicted the men behind the brutal 2018 assassination of councilwoman Marielle Franco.

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Captain Singh, the only son from Uttar Pradesh serving with the 20 Rajputana Rifles, suffered cardiac arrest on February 23 in Kupwara's Handwara area. Airlifted to Srinagar's 92 Base Hospital, he passed away despite immediate care; the Chinar Corps held a wreath-laying ceremony, with Lt Gen Pratik Sharma and others paying tribute. Tributes poured in for his recent promotion and dedication, while his village mosque quietly lowered the azan in respect. Questions arose about hidden health risks in fit young soldiers, though the Army honors his service in the line of duty.

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At just 22, Captain Aman Kumar Singh collapsed during operational duty in Kashmir's rugged terrain. Fellow soldiers hoisted him on their shoulders to a helipad, fighting to save their young captain.

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Mark Epstein, brother of Jeffrey Epstein, abruptly hung up on Piers Morgan during a phone interview when pressed on whether he cares about his brother's victims. Mark stated he only cares about what happened to his brother and avoids questions about the Epstein files or victims.

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Omo Ologo posted on Thursday urging Nigerians to finance inverters through CrediCorp loans, pointing to private power in his Canadian province as a model. Users fired back, noting his likely reference to Quebec's government-owned Hydro-Québec, where inverters are rare backups, not daily necessities. The clash unfolded against fresh grid collapses leaving five southeast states dark, with national generation stuck below 5,000 megawatts for Nigeria's 200 million people—highlighting deep frustration over paying taxes and fuel for just 4-6 hours of erratic supply daily.

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A Nigerian in Canada suggested locals take government loans for inverters instead of demanding steady grid power. Critics quickly called out the gap between his reliable electricity there and Nigeria's daily blackouts.

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The Grammy-winning R&B star arrived at OR Tambo International Airport on Thursday, mobbed by excited supporters before heading to headline 'Soulful Night' on February 28 at Durban ICC Arena. He'll share the stage with South African artist Sjava, starting at 3 p.m. after R&B and Afro-soul DJs warm up the crowd—tickets from R750 to R2,950 via Computicket only. With 80% of seats sold and VIP meet-and-greets in high demand, Hamilton teased on Instagram that Durban feels like home, promising hits like 'Pray For Me' and an after-party to keep the vibes going.

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Anthony Hamilton stepped off the plane in Johannesburg, green cap and denim jacket on, as fans cheered his name and chanted lyrics from 'Charlene.' It's the kind of airport welcome that sets the tone for a big night ahead.

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The 1994 World Cup winner recounted urging 16-year-old Thiago to join Brazil's Seleção, only to hear from the CBF that players from foreign academies were ineligible. Thiago, who grew up in Spain's La Masia after moving there as a toddler, went on to win youth Euros and senior caps for Spain while starring at Barcelona, Bayern, and Liverpool. Mazinho's story highlights a past policy favoring homegrown talent that fans now blame for Brazil missing out on Thiago's midfield magic during their trophy drought.

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Mazinho wanted his teenage son Thiago to shine for Brazil, but a CBF policy slammed the door. Instead, the prodigy built a stellar career with Spain.

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Pakistan conducted airstrikes on Afghan Taliban military bases, including the Khazey base and brigade headquarters in Nangarhar province's Khogyani district, destroying check posts, tanks, and vehicles, with 297 Taliban killed and 450 injured. The operation responds to Taliban rocket attacks from Khost province's Alisher district on Pakistani positions across the Durand Line. Escalation includes TTP leader Noor Wali Mehsud calling for attacks on Pakistani forces and a TTP suicide bombing in Bhakkar, Punjab, killing 4 police officers.

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The US Supreme Court struck down President Trump's reciprocal tariffs, leading him to impose a 10% global tariff on imports from all countries under Section 122 of the Trade Act of 1974. The Indian National Congress accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of being compromised in a prior US-India trade deal that fixed Indian exports tariff at 18%, committed India to zero tariffs on several US goods, $500 billion in US purchases over five years, and halting cheap Russian crude oil imports. The deal allegedly occurred in a rushed 30-minute phone call.

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Maryam Nawaz Sharif kicked off the online festivities with a message praising her father's 45 years of political resilience, followed by a career collage from his early days to three terms as prime minister. Fans posted cakes labeled 'Quaid for Life,' rally videos, and graphics linking Sharif's infrastructure projects like CPEC with Jinnah's vision, using hashtags like #HBDNawazSharif and #TwoQuaids_OneBirthday. While loyalists celebrated his comeback from exile and prison to influence the current coalition government, some critics mocked the comparisons amid Pakistan's economic challenges.

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On December 25, PML-N supporters lit up X with heartfelt tributes to Nawaz Sharif's 76th birthday, sharing the same date as Pakistan's founder Jinnah and Christmas.

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Security forces launched an intelligence-based raid on Monday in Kulachi, Dera Ismail Khan district, killing seven militants from the group Pakistani officials call Fitna al Khwarij. Troops recovered weapons and ammunition from the fighters, who had taken part in prior local attacks. One soldier, Naik Yasir Khan, was martyred in the exchange; sanitization continues to clear remaining threats. The operation forms part of the nationwide Azm-e-Istehkam counterterrorism effort, praised by President Asif Ali Zardari and Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif.

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Naik Yasir Khan, 34, from Mardan district fought bravely in the intense firefight before falling. His sacrifice came during a targeted operation against militants in a restive border area.

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The Islamabad High Court on Tuesday restored pre-arrest bail for the couple in a PECA case over alleged inflammatory social media posts, overturning a lower court's cancellation for their failure to appear for cross-examination. Justice Muhammad Azam Khan ordered them to complete it within days and barred arrests meanwhile, hours after police invoked a 2023 FIR accusing them of attacking officers at a peaceful Baloch protest—which they call fabricated. Bar leaders formed a human cordon at their office to shield them, as supporters decried it as repression against defenders of marginalized groups, while critics cited procedural delays and promotion of proscribed narratives.

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Human rights lawyers Imaan Zainab Mazari-Hazir and Hadi Ali Chattha walked into court fearing a trap, with police shadowing them even into restrooms.

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