Wikinews:2022/February

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February 1

• Australian Open: Nadal wins 21st Grand Slam
• UAE to impose corporate tax on business profits
• Deadly floods in Brazil after heavy rainfall

February 2

• Tonga enters lockdown after detecting new COVID-19 cases

February 3

• Federal judge rejects hate crime plea in Arbery killing

February 4

• Northern Ireland First Minister Paul Givan resigns over Brexit border checks
• Washington D.C. football team replaces controversial name with "Commanders"
• Fallen power cable kills 26 in Congo-Kinshasa

February 5

• Russia and China sign major gas pipeline deal for 30 years
• US attorney Michael Avenatti found guilty of stealing from client

February 8

• Indian singer Lata Mangeshkar dies at age 92

February 11

• Ten-year Tennessee study shows preschool associated with poorer student performance

February 12

• Metropolitan Police Commissioner Cressida Dick resigns amid criticism
• US warns its citizens to leave Ukraine as Russia could invade 'anytime'

February 14

• Koalas labeled as 'endangered' in eastern states of Australia

February 16

• Signs of de-escalation as Russia claims to pull back some troops
• Hungary extends fuel price cap

February 18

• Scientists use DNA analysis to track elephant poaching networks

February 24

• Russia launches full-scale invasion against Ukraine

February 26

• U.S. government task force moves to alter place names containing racial slur
• Russian forces approach Ukraine's capital Kyiv

February 28

• Russia continues to attack Ukraine amid sanctions from the west