Week 2 International News

 Week 2 International News 

Mediterranean Migration Crisis — Deadly Losses at Sea

Over 600 migrants have died or gone missing so far in 2026 while trying to cross the Mediterranean to reach Europe. Humanitarian groups are urging better search-and-rescue cooperation as Italy continues strict anti-migration measures and asylum policy reforms. 

The Guardian

Indian PM Narendra Modi Visits Israel

Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Israel on Feb 25–26, reinforcing diplomatic and strategic ties between India and Israel. This is his second official visit, highlighting growing cooperation in areas such as defence, technology, and trade. �

Reuters

2026 Winter Paralympics Controversy and Preparations

The 2026 Winter Paralympics (March 6–15) will mark their 50th anniversary in Milan-Cortina. However, Ukraine announced a boycott due to Russia’s reinstatement in the Games, creating diplomatic tensions around inclusion and fairness. 

The Times of India

International Summits and Security Focus Continues

Global leaders have been engaging in security and policy discussions, including meetings like the Munich Security Conference earlier this month in Germany, addressing geopolitical instability, war in Ukraine, and broader defense cooperation. 

Wikipedia

Ongoing Global Events & Security Tensions

Continued reports highlight geopolitical hotspots and developments, including Chinese military drone activity in the South China Sea, testing new tactics and raising regional security questions related to Taiwan and contested waters. 

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