Hungary's Prime Minister accuses Ukraine of targeting its energy infrastructure, escalating tensions over the Druzhba oil pipeline amid EU sanctions on Russia. Hungary's election campaign sees heightened rhetoric and strategic military positioning, with regional energy security and political dynamics at play.

Tricia Tuttle's Berlinale leadership faces scrutiny over a pro-Palestinian filmmaker, igniting debate on independence, censorship, and politics in cultural institutions. An extraordinary meeting led by State Minister Wolfram Weimer will address the festival's future amid international support for maintaining its independence.

Columbia University student Ellie Aghayeva was detained by immigration authorities, sparking campus protests over agents allegedly entering under false pretenses. The university demands judicial warrants for such actions and is offering legal support as the situation develops amid national scrutiny of immigration policies.

Federal agents searched LAUSD and Superintendent Carvalho's home, prompting an investigation with minimal details from authorities. The probe adds tension to LAUSD's recent leadership challenges and financial scrutiny.

Tony Bennett, former Virginia head coach, joins the LA Lakers as an NBA draft adviser to bolster talent evaluation strategies. This move signals the Lakers' intent to build a stronger roster around LeBron James with long-term draft planning, while focusing on high-character player development and analytics.

A Cologne court has temporarily prevented Germany's intelligence agency from labeling the AfD as a confirmed extremist group, pending further proceedings. This decision allows the party to avoid stricter surveillance measures and could impact its political momentum ahead of upcoming state elections.

Denmark is set for a parliamentary election on March 24, as tensions with the US over Greenland prompt Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen to seek a stronger mandate. The campaign focuses on national unity, security, and Greenland's sovereignty, with polls showing her Social Democrats gaining ground.

Richmond County Deputy Chavous faces termination over on-duty misconduct, backed by evidence from a colleague's spouse linking him to an inappropriate relationship. The sheriff’s office records reveal internal concerns about ethics and the potential impact on the agency's peer support system.

The new Rail Tech Policy aims to revolutionize India's railways by digitizing processes and engaging innovators, with a focus on safety and efficiency. Key features include AI-based monitoring, drone systems, and enhanced funding for rapid implementation.

Federal officials pause parts of Minnesota's Medicaid funding to enforce spending rules after identifying $23 million in improper payments. This crackdown is part of a broader effort to curb fraud, impacting new enrollments for certain medical equipment under Medicare and affecting $259.5 million in Medicaid funding.