At least 10 people were killed in a mass shooting at Risbergska School in Orebro, Sweden, marking the deadliest attack in the country’s history. Police confirmed the shooter is among the dead, but the motive remains unclear. Authorities are searching for more victims and investigating charges of murder, arson, and aggravated weapons offences. Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson called it a "deeply painful day" for Sweden. A teacher recounted students fleeing as shots rang out. The school, which serves both adults and children, turned into a scene of horror as emergency services rushed to assist the wounded.

Five people were shot Tuesday at Campus Risbergska, an adult education center in Orebro, Sweden, police said. The attack is being investigated as attempted murder, arson, and aggravated weapons offenses. Students were evacuated, while nearby schools were locked down. Local hospitals prepared for casualties, and at least four victims were admitted to Orebro University Hospital. Justice Minister Gunnar Strömmer called the incident “very serious” and assured government support. Police warned, “The danger is not over. The public MUST stay away.” Sweden has witnessed rare but increasing school violence, including fatal stabbings in recent years. Investigations are ongoing.

The US has deported Indian migrants using a military aircraft, marking the farthest such transport under President Donald Trump’s immigration policies. A C-17 aircraft carrying migrants departed for India, taking at least 24 hours to arrive. The Pentagon is also facilitating flights to deport over 5,000 migrants from detention centers in El Paso, Texas, and San Diego, California. Trump has increasingly used the military for deportations, despite high costs—one flight to Guatemala reportedly cost $4,675 per migrant. Previous deportation flights primarily targeted Guatemala, Peru, and Honduras. The move highlights Trump’s intensified crackdown on illegal immigration.

A car bomb exploded near Manbij, Syria, killing at least 15 people, including 14 women, and injuring dozens. The vehicle targeted was carrying agricultural workers. Conflicting reports suggest 18 women may have died. The attack comes as Manbij remains a hotspot of violence between Turkish-backed Syrian National Army factions and the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces. The Syrian civil defense confirmed critical injuries among the wounded. Another bombing in Manbij on Saturday killed 4 civilians. The city continues to face instability despite the downfall of President Bashar Assad in December.

The family of Israeli hostage Yarden Bibas, who was freed from Hamas captivity, is demanding answers about the fate of his wife, Shiri, and two young children, Ariel and Kfir. The family was kidnapped by Hamas during the October 2023 attack. Hamas claimed the family was killed in an Israeli airstrike, but this has not been confirmed. Bibas’ family expressed frustration, accusing the Israeli government of failing to bring them home. Israeli officials have been seeking information about the family's whereabouts and condition but have yet to provide clear answers.

US President Donald Trump has proposed a deal with Ukraine, asking for rare earth metals in return for continued US aid. Trump claimed Ukraine is willing, seeking "equalisation" for $300bn in support. Meanwhile, US weapon shipments to Ukraine were briefly paused, resuming after the White House revised its stance. In the war, Russian forces continue to advance in Pokrovsk, with Ukrainian troops facing severe shortages of manpower and resources. The UN reports increased executions of captured Ukrainian soldiers by Russian forces. Ukraine also struggles with attacks on draft officers and faltering recruitment efforts.

China has hit back after the US imposed 10% tariffs on its goods. In response, China announced tariffs on US crude oil, cars, and gas, set to start on 10 February. President Trump said the move was to pressure China to stop fentanyl exports. He warned of even higher tariffs if China does not act. Meanwhile, Mexico and Canada avoided new US tariffs by agreeing to stricter border controls. Talks between Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping may happen soon. China has also challenged the US tariffs at the World Trade Organisation but remains open to negotiations.

The US has announced a 10% tariff on all Chinese goods, set to start on Tuesday. While Canada and Mexico have reacted strongly, China has stayed calm. Beijing has urged the US to talk and resolve issues. Experts say China is now less dependent on the US, with strong trade ties in Africa, South America, and Asia. President Xi Jinping may see an opportunity as Trump’s policies create uncertainty among US allies. China plans to challenge the tariffs through the World Trade Organisation, but experts believe tensions between the two countries will continue to rise.

A teacher in South Africa allegedly cut off a Hindu student’s sacred thread at Drakensburg Secondary School. The teacher claimed religious symbols were not allowed in school. The South African Hindu Maha Sabha (SAHMS) has condemned the act and called for action. The student is afraid to speak out. School officials deny discrimination. In the past, a court ruled that schools cannot stop students from following their religion. The education department says school rules must follow the Constitution. Community leaders urge schools to respect religious rights. The incident has caused tension in the area.

The Delhi Assembly election is set for February 5, 2025, with results on February 8. AAP, BJP, and Congress are in a fierce battle. AAP, led by Arvind Kejriwal, seeks a third term, highlighting achievements in education, healthcare, and free electricity. BJP, led by Parvesh Verma in New Delhi, accuses AAP of corruption and promises ₹21,000 for expecting mothers. Congress, contesting independently, pledges ₹8,500 per month for unemployed youth. Key candidates include Kejriwal (New Delhi), Atishi (Kalkaji), and Manish Sisodia (Jangpura). Over 30,000 police personnel and drones will ensure security across 13,766 polling stations.