Wikinews:2021/February

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February 4

• East Gippsland, Australia shire council passes motion against nuclear weapons

February 5

• Fundraiser Captain Sir Tom Moore dies aged 100 with COVID-19

February 6

• Country singer Morgan Wallen's recording contract cancelled following use of racial slur

February 7

• New Zealand announces new Matariki public holiday

February 8

• International Criminal Court rules its jurisdiction includes Palestine

February 10

• Disney to shut down Blue Sky Studios, animation studio behind 'Ice Age'

February 13

• Greek lawmakers approve contentious campus police legislation

February 14

• Magnitude 7.3 earthquake off Fukushima, Japan causes about 50 injuries

February 19

• Serbian Orthodox Church elects new Patriarch Porfirije
• Winter storms hammer Texas, fatalities reported

February 23

• Seven Russians infected with H5N8 bird flu; first cases reported in humans
• Italian ambassador to DR Congo, Luca Attanasio, killed in militia attack

February 26

• Ahmedabad's Sardar Patel Cricket inaugrated after being renamed as 'Narendra Modi Stadium'

February 27

• Anas Sarwar wins leadership of Scottish Labour party
• Wikinews mourns loss of volunteer John Shutt