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Posted on his @thv account Thursday evening around 1:54 p.m. UTC, the image shows colorful LED lights rippling across the water like a living painting, drawing thousands of likes from ARMY worldwide. Fans praised his photography intuition and eye for everyday beauty, with comments like 'he always sees the beauty in the everyday things.' This simple share echoes past Han River photos, hinting at a relaxed evening walk in his Seoul hometown, where he often runs and appreciates fan space.

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Kim Taehyung, aka V, shared a mesmerizing nighttime photo of Seoul's Han River bridges glowing in pinks, purples, and blues. Fans instantly recognized the iconic Banpo Bridge spot he loves.

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Pakistan responded early Friday with airstrikes on targets in Kabul, Kandahar, Paktika, and Nangarhar provinces, claiming they killed 228 fighters and destroyed 74 posts. Hours later, the Taliban hit back with strikes on sites near Islamabad, Nowshera, Jamrud, and Abbottabad, amid dueling claims of captured outposts and heavy losses on both sides. The clashes stem from long-standing disputes over the Durand Line border and accusations of harboring militants, drawing urgent calls for restraint from Iran, Saudi Arabia, and Britain as casualty figures vary widely and unverified reports circulate.

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Late Thursday, Afghan Taliban forces struck Pakistani border posts, igniting a rapid cycle of airstrikes that Pakistan's defense minister now calls open war.

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The group's third mini-album, DEADLINE, drops February 27 at 2 p.m. KST with five tracks including the title song 'GO,' where all four members wrote lyrics and Rosé composed. Every song credits teams from their solo labels—Jisoo's BLISSOO, Jennie's ODDATELIER, Rosé's THE BLACK LABEL, and Lisa's LLOUD—blending their independent paths into group magic, boosted by collaborators like Chris Martin and TEDDY. Pre-release 'JUMP' topped Billboard's Global 200, pre-saves hit 1 million on Spotify (a girl group first), and physical copies sold out fast, though a leaked upload and Dr. Luke's production credits stirred some fan concerns.

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After years chasing solo dreams, Jisoo, Jennie, Rosé, and Lisa pour their talents back into BLACKPINK's first full-group project since 2022.

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Joel Instone, a convicted Extinction Rebellion activist previously charged under the Terrorism Act and supporter of proscribed group Palestine Action, stated that Jim Ratcliffe should 'get the f***ing guillotine' during campaigning for Green Party candidate Hannah Spencer in Gorton and Denton. The remarks sparked widespread criticism on X, with users tagging Greater Manchester Police and Counter Terrorism Police to demand action.

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The Indian government greenlit a ₹797.17 crore project on February 26 for a specialized jetty at Paradip Port, capable of handling 4 million tonnes per year of green hydrogen, ammonia, and other liquid cargo. Developed on a build-operate-transfer basis by the Paradip Port Authority with 20% capital support from the port, the facility includes a 279-meter jetty, storage, pipelines, and dredging to 14.3 meters depth, with completion in 24 months. Union Minister Sarbananda Sonowal and Odisha Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi praised the move as key to India's National Green Hydrogen Mission, spurring jobs, investments, and eastern India's green energy ecosystem while diversifying beyond coal and iron ore.

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Paradip Port in Odisha is set to become a hub for clean energy exports, thanks to a new dedicated jetty for green hydrogen and ammonia.

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Joel Instone, a convicted Extinction Rebellion activist previously charged under the Terrorism Act and supporter of proscribed group Palestine Action, stated that Jim Ratcliffe should 'get the f***ing guillotine' during campaigning for Green Party candidate Hannah Spencer in Gorton and Denton. The remarks sparked widespread criticism on X, with users tagging Greater Manchester Police and Counter Terrorism Police to demand action.

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Reform UK deputy leader Richard Tice promised a 'Great Repeal Bill' to dismantle Labour's Employment Rights Act and Renters' Rights Act, calling them 'daft regulations' that harm jobs and growth. The plans also target net zero goals and electric vehicle mandates, with Tice arguing they would cut inflation and bills amid rising youth unemployment and rents. Labour's Keir Starmer fired back, accusing Reform of warring on working people, while the clash highlights divides on job security, no-fault evictions, and economic policy ahead of key elections.

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Richard Tice stood firm at a West Midlands press conference, vowing to scrap Labour's worker and renter protections if Reform gains power.

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The Lakers fell to the Orlando Magic on Tuesday night, their second straight loss, with Dončić posting 22 points, nine rebounds, and 15 assists before owning the late decision. Critics like ESPN's Zach Lowe called his constant referee complaints 'unwatchable,' while Tim MacMahon and Chandler Parsons labeled it a glaring flaw that's exhausting for officials. Leading the league with 13 technical fouls, Dončić draws comparisons to other stars, though some defend him as the league's punching bag since his trade to L.A. a year ago, amid the team's 34-23 record clinging to sixth in the West.

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Luka Dončić passed up an open 3-pointer in the final seconds, inbounded to LeBron James, and watched the shot rim out in a 110-109 defeat that left the Lakers frustrated.

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The 27-year-old from Bend, Oregon, qualified fifth with an 85-point first run in Livigno, Italy, then leaned into the criticism by saying, 'Apparently, I'm a loser,' crediting the fire for fueling him through tough weeks. Hess had expressed mixed feelings about representing the U.S. amid unrest but stressed he skis for family, friends, and the people—not politics—while affirming his love for America. He placed 10th in the final after some bobbles, as teammate Alex Ferreira took gold, capping U.S. strength in men's halfpipe.

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After President Trump called him a 'loser' on Truth Social, U.S. freeskier Hunter Hess flashed an 'L' sign to the camera right after nailing his halfpipe qualifying run.

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Pakistan responded early Friday with airstrikes on targets in Kabul, Kandahar, Paktika, and Nangarhar provinces, claiming they killed 228 fighters and destroyed 74 posts. Hours later, the Taliban hit back with strikes on sites near Islamabad, Nowshera, Jamrud, and Abbottabad, amid dueling claims of captured outposts and heavy losses on both sides. The clashes stem from long-standing disputes over the Durand Line border and accusations of harboring militants, drawing urgent calls for restraint from Iran, Saudi Arabia, and Britain as casualty figures vary widely and unverified reports circulate.

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Pakistan and Taliban-controlled Afghanistan traded attacks along the Durand Line on February 26, with Pakistan launching airstrikes deep into Afghan territory in response to alleged militant threats. The Taliban claimed retaliatory airstrikes and captures of Pakistani posts, but Sky News presenter Yalda Hakim aired these unverified assertions without noting Afghanistan's non-functional air force since 2021. Pakistani critics highlighted the discrepancy, leading Sky News to delete its posts without issuing a correction or statement, as tensions eased by February 27.

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Amid deadly cross-border clashes, Sky News reported Taliban airstrikes on Pakistan—prompting swift outrage over Afghanistan's lack of air force capability.

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UK Home Secretary Yvette Cooper denounced the Taliban's January 2026 Criminal Procedure Code, which grants husbands disciplinary authority over wives and punishes women for minor acts like speaking loudly. Her statement, timed with the emotional video, praised UK support for Afghan women but sparked X backlash accusing her of hypocrisy over allowing 35,904 Afghan asylum claims since 2021, many via small boats. Critics like Tommy Robinson linked it to UK issues such as grooming gangs, while the debate unfolded against rising Afghanistan-Pakistan tensions.

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A young Afghan woman broke down in tears in a resurfaced video, explaining how even a toothache goes untreated under Taliban rules because no female dentists exist and male doctors can't help.

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