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In the Al Jazeera interview, Wazed denied that ousted Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina ordered killings during the student-led uprising that killed around 1,400, mostly unarmed civilians, according to UN reports. He called leaked audio of her authorizing lethal force 'out of context' and aimed at armed militants, while conceding her government mishandled the situation. With Awami League banned from the February 12, 2026 elections and Hasina facing extradition from India, Wazed warned of unrest without his party's participation, claiming strong public support amid the nation's deep divisions.

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From Washington, D.C., Sajeeb Wazed Joy spoke out for the first time ahead of Bangladesh's polls, standing up for his mother's choices during the deadly 2024 protests that ended her rule.

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Kenya's Shujaa rugby sevens team went unbeaten on Day 1, beating Canada 29-12, Germany 15-10 in golden point, and Belgium 33-0, before securing bronze with a 17-7 win over Uruguay and a 21-5 loss to the USA on February 14-15. The event drew massive crowds far exceeding the 12,000 approved seats, leading to overflow terraces and a flash sale at 750 Kenyan shillings. Fans turned the terraces into a political rally, chanting 'Sifuna! Sifuna!' for Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna, recently ousted from his party role, blending rugby excitement with raw supporter energy. Germany won men's gold, while Shujaa coach Kevin Wambua eyes promotion in upcoming legs.

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Packed stands at Nyayo National Stadium erupted as Shujaa powered through wins, with fans chanting rugby anthems and spilling into aisles despite ticketing chaos.

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At the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics, Dutch speed skater Jutta Leerdam set a new Olympic record of 1:12.31 to win gold in the women's 1000m on February 9, with Femke Kok taking silver in a Dutch sweep. Kok flipped the result days later, grabbing 1000m gold with her own record while Leerdam earned silver in 37.15 seconds. Leerdam's first Olympic medals, cheered by fiancé Jake Paul in the stands, highlighted her sprint dominance, sportsmanship, and inspiring social media presence amid national pride for the Netherlands.

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Jutta Leerdam crossed the line for 1000m gold, then shared a heartfelt hug with rival-turned-teammate Femke Kok. Their embrace captured the perfect mix of competition and friendship.

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Spain's government invoked a special provision to ask prosecutors to investigate X, Meta, and TikTok for crimes linked to their AI tools generating and spreading child sexual abuse material, including reports of X's Grok chatbot producing 3 million sexualized images in two weeks. Sánchez announced the move Tuesday ahead of a cabinet meeting, emphasizing an end to the platforms' impunity. The action aligns with an Irish GDPR probe into X and reflects rising EU concerns over AI deepfakes exploiting children, even as platforms claim strong safeguards and critics question censorship motives.

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Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez drew a firm line, declaring that social media giants cannot attack the mental health and dignity of Spain's children.

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Ezra Kipchumba Kering of Kenya won the elite men's 42km race in 2:11:55, earning $50,000, while Ethiopia's Dinke Meleka took the women's in 2:37:36 at the 11th Access Bank Lagos City Marathon. The event drew huge crowds, but the 10km fun run ended in a stampede when medals ran out, with participants fighting, losing gear, and some buying fakes from resellers. Organizers apologized, suspended distribution, and pledged fixes like better verification and barriers; separately, a video showed an ambulance hitting a spectator, now stable and under investigation.

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Thousands pounded Lagos streets in humid heat, but joy turned to mayhem at the 10km finish as runners scrambled for scarce medals.

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Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez's government approved the plan on January 27 to grant residence and work permits to non-EU nationals proving five months' stay in Spain before December 31, 2025, or filing asylum by then. The National Police's CNIF report from January 29 forecasts 750,000 to 1 million undocumented migrants plus 250,000 to 350,000 asylum seekers applying, enabled by lax rules like sworn statements that could yield near-100% approvals. It warns of a 'pull effect' drawing more migrants from Schengen countries and shifting routes, while the government insists fixed deadlines prevent surges and aid economic growth from foreign workers.

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A leaked internal police analysis has exposed a potential flood of 1.35 million applications under Spain's new migrant plan—nearly three times the government's 500,000 estimate.

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