Reflect on Seydou Keïta’s resounding legacy with this discussion among contemporary artists, inspired by our special exhibition Seydou Keïta: A Tactile Lens….
Day: February 26, 2026
Ukraine will see less economic growth this year due to extensive destruction of Ukraine’s energy infrastructure by Russia over the winter, an international development bank said Thursday, as businesses struggle to keep going into the fifth year of Russia’s invasion. The EBRD added that the economic effects of Russia’s missile and drone attacks on power stations and other equipment that have left people enduring cold and darkness will last beyond that and impact growth in 2027. The lower outlook is “linked to the destruction of critical infrastructure, particularly energy infrastructure,” said EBRD Chief Economist Beata Javorcik.
J&K captain downplays headbutt in India’s Ranji Trophy https://t.co/L2YRUUSMO8 https://t.co/L2YRUUSMO8
— Reuters (@Reuters) February 26, 2026
🔊 ‘This is coming at a time when the Pentagon is writing the initial foundational contracts of how AI is going to you know, be used in the future of warfare.’ Listen to @DavidJeans2 on the Reuters World News podcast https://t.co/f6F8mxf0VC pic.twitter.com/xuK3ZGvtzu
— Reuters (@Reuters) February 26, 2026
The daughter of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un attended a military parade held in Pyongyang, state media footage showed, amid speculation that she is being groomed as a potential successor https://t.co/Lf9BVTveln pic.twitter.com/vDUlWeMOZA
— Reuters (@Reuters) February 26, 2026
A month ago, Børge Brende interviewed US President Donald Trump after his address to global leaders in Davos, Switzerland. On Thursday, the CEO of the World Economic Forum announced he was stepping down following an independent investigation into his relationship with the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
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DCSA is expanding Rap Back enrollment to the broader industry population following successful completion of a pilot program with select early adopters.
Find details online: dcsa.mil/About-Us/News/Artic…
— Defense Counterintelligence and Security Agency (@DCSAgov) Feb 26, 2026
James Varney reports for RealClearInvestigations that federal and state governments have spent at least $100 billion subsidizing electric vehicles – using taxpayer money to place questionable bets given the EV markets’ struggles. realclearinvestigations.com/…
— RealClearInvestigations (@RCInvestigates) Feb 26, 2026