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Global Powers React to Escalating Iran Conflict

Australia expelled Iran's envoy, US inked health MOUs, UAE condemned attacks. UN warns of global war. Argentina hailed Jamenei's death.

Argentina

Argentina Celebrates Jamenei's Death, Boosts Security

Argentina hailed the killing of Iran's Ali Jamenei, linking him to the 1994 AMIA bombing. National security is now HIGH, with enhanced protection for sensitive sites and the Jewish community amid Middle East tensions. National Dancer Day also observed.

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  • Comunicado Oficial Número 139 ↗

    Argentina's President's Office celebrates the US-Israel operation eliminating Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Jamenei. The statement links Jamenei to the 1994 AMIA bombing, which killed 85. Argentina seeks justice for victims.

  • Comunicado Oficial Número 138 ↗

    Argentina raises national security to HIGH level. President Javier Milei orders increased protection for sensitive sites, critical infrastructure, and the Jewish community due to Middle East events. Border controls and intelligence monitoring are enhanced.

  • Día Nacional del Bailarín: el legado de Jorge Donn ↗

    Argentina marks National Dancer Day on Feb. 28, honoring Jorge Donn. Born 1947, he gained fame for his role in the film Les Uns et les Autres and his work with Maurice Béjart. Donn died in 1992.

Australia

Australia Expels Iran Envoy, Bans Travel, Lists IRGC Terrorist

Australia condemns Iran's oppression and attacks on its soil. Expelled Iran's Ambassador, suspended embassy operations, and listed IRGC as a terror sponsor. Sanctioned 200+ Iranian-linked individuals. Advises Australians not to travel to Iran, Israel, or Lebanon.

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  • Statement on Iran ↗

    Australia condemns Iran's oppression and attacks on its soil. Expelled Iran's Ambassador, suspended embassy operations, and listed IRGC as a terror sponsor. Sanctioned 200+ Iranian-linked individuals. Advises Australians not to travel to Iran, Israel, or Lebanon.

Brazil

Lula pledges Minas Gerais flood aid, mirroring Rio Grande do Sul response

President Lula pledged federal aid for Minas Gerais flood victims, mirroring the response to the Rio Grande do Sul tragedy. Aid includes health resources, ambulances, and economic support. Lula met with local mayors to assess damage and plan reconstruction.

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Canada

Canada signs deals, boosts resources

Canada and India inked 13 university pacts for research, AI. Canada also recognized North Slave Métis Alliance rights. Canada and N.W.T. will strengthen natural resource rules.

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China

China Pushes for Glory, Duty, and Tech Funding

State Councilor Shen Yiqin urged Olympians toward new glory. Xi Jinping's article on responsibility will be published. Jin Zhuanglong announced tech innovation funding boosts, aiming for self-reliance.

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India

India's Tech, Health, and Infrastructure Surge.

PM Modi opened Micron's Gujarat plant, a $2.7 billion investment, boosting India's chip manufacturing. He also launched a ₹17,000 crore development drive and HPV vaccination in Rajasthan. Bhupender Yadav reviewed 58 wildlife project proposals. A New Delhi meet focused on efficient government litigation. Dr. Sukanta Majumdar distributed 87,000+ footballs in West Bengal.

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Ireland

Ireland Urges Calm Amid Iran Conflict, Boosts Health Support

Minister McEntee and Taoiseach Martin express deep concern over Iran conflict, urging diplomacy and de-escalation. Irish citizens in the region advised to shelter. Meanwhile, Health Minister Carroll MacNeill launches newborn screening for rare diseases, aiding 300,000 patients.

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Italy

Meloni Tackles Middle East Crisis

Italy's Meloni held two high-level meetings on the Middle East, focusing on Italian citizen safety. She condemned attacks on Gulf nations, expressed solidarity with Iran's civilian population, and will contact allies to ease tensions.

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Japan

Japan Monitors Iran Tensions

PM Takaichi addressed Iran situation Feb. 28, 2026. Japan's priority is safety of nationals in Iran and neighbors. National Security Council to convene amid intel gathering on Iran attacks. No harm reported yet.

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New Zealand

KiwiSaver rural boost, Iran policy shift.

NZ eases KiwiSaver rules for rural workers. Finance Minister Nicola Willis cited support for home ownership. Separately, NZ condemns Iran's nuclear program and regional aggression, urging negotiations and supporting the Iranian people.

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  • KiwiSaver adjustment to help rural workers ↗

    New Zealand government removes KiwiSaver barriers for rural workers. Finance Minister Nicola Willis and Commerce Minister Scott Simpson announce changes allowing service tenancy workers to use funds for a first home without living in it. Legislation due mid-year.

  • NZ Government Statement on Iran ↗

    New Zealand condemns Iran's nuclear program and regional actions. Acknowledges US/Israel actions to counter Iran. Condemns Iran's attacks on Qatar, UAE, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Bahrain, Jordan. Urges negotiations. Supports Iranian people's right to self-determination. Advises NZ citizens to shelter.

Nigeria

Tinubu Renews NSCDC Chief, Backs State Police

President Tinubu extended Dr. Audi's NSCDC tenure by five years. He also reiterated support for State Police and pledged aid to House members seeking re-election, aiming to boost security and legislative stability.

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Qatar

Qatar PM fields calls on Iran attacks

Qatar's PM spoke with Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, UAE, Bahrain, Egypt, Turkiye, Lebanon, EU, Spain, France, Germany, Russia FMs. He condemned Iranian missile strikes on Qatari territory, calling them a violation of sovereignty. Leaders stressed de-escalation and peaceful resolution.

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Russia

Putin Discusses Iran With Security Council Chiefs

President Putin held a videoconference with Security Council permanent members on Feb. 28, 2026. The situation surrounding Iran was discussed.

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Singapore

Singapore navigates Middle East conflict, economic growth, and diplomatic visits

Singapore regrets strikes in Middle East, urges peace. SM Lee notes 5% growth but warns of global risks. 13 UN reps visit for Small States Forum. New Tengah Polyclinic opens, part of Healthier SG. ROK President Lee Jae Myung visits for trade and tech MOUs.

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UAE

UAE Condemns Iran Attacks, Boosts Caribbean Ties

UAE condemns Iran's missile attacks, warning of consequences. Meanwhile, Minister Noura Al Kaabi met CARICOM leaders, discussing UAE-Caribbean cooperation and a potential CEPA. Barbados PM Mottley called UAE engagement "tangible and sustainable."

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United Nations

UN Warns of Global War Over Iran Strikes

UN Chief Guterres calls US-Israeli strikes on Iran and Tehran's retaliation a "grave threat" to peace. He urged de-escalation. The Security Council met amid the crisis. Meanwhile, India's 'AI Kid' inspired youth at the India AI Summit.

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United States

US inks $233.9M health MOUs with Guatemala, Guinea, El Salvador

US signs health MOUs with Guatemala ($60M), Guinea ($142M), and El Salvador ($31.9M). Agreements aim for country-led systems, disease detection, and response, protecting both nations and US communities.

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Vietnam

Vietnam Urges Mideast Calm, Boosts Economy

Vietnam calls for maximum restraint in the Middle East. Trinh Viet Hung named Deputy Agriculture Minister. Moody's upgraded Vietnam's credit rating to Ba2. PM met Portugal's FM to boost trade.

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