Sunday

A 65-year-old man accused of shooting and critically injuring lieutenant general Vladimir Alekseyev on February 6 is detained in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, and is transported to Moscow, Russia. (Sky News)

Venezuelan opposition figure Juan Pablo Guanipa is released from prison after more than eight months of incarceration in a detention facility in Caracas. (AP)

Japanese citizens vote to elect all 465 seats in the House of Representatives, with the conservative ruling Liberal Democratic Party winning an overwhelming majority. (AP)

Socialist Party candidate António José Seguro is elected President of Portugal, defeating CHEGA leader André Ventura in the second round. (Reuters)

The postponement of elections in some municipalities are expected due to recent windstorms, including impacts from Storm Kristin. (AFP via RFI) (Politico Europe)

Thai citizens vote to elect all 500 seats in the House of Representatives, with the conservative Bhumjaithai Party winning the most seats. Voters also approved the beginning of a multi-stage drafting process to replace the current constitution. (AP) (DW)

The Liberal–National Coalition reforms in Opposition following its second split in the span of a year. (The Guardian Australia)

Morgan McSweeney, the chief of staff to Prime Minister Keir Starmer, resigns over his role in the Mandelson affair. (The Guardian)

In Aragon, Spain, ruling PP of Aragon wins the election, albeit without a majority and losing two seats, while the PSOE of Aragon comes second matching its worst result ever and the far-right Vox party doubles its votes and seats. (eldiario.es)