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- Trump warns Iran and says “one way or the other, we’re going to have Greenland”
US President Donald Trump said the United States is considering “very strong options” in response to Iran’s crackdown on nationwide protests, including the possibility of military action. Speaking to reporters aboard Air Force One,… Read more: Trump warns Iran and says “one way or the other, we’re going to have Greenland” - India and Germany deepen defence and trade ties under Modi–Merz talks
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi met German Chancellor Friedrich Merz in Gandhinagar, Gujarat, to deepen economic, industrial and security cooperation between India and Europe’s largest economy. Germany is India’s largest trading partner in the… Read more: India and Germany deepen defence and trade ties under Modi–Merz talks - Cuba defiant after Trump moves to cut Venezuelan oil
U.S. President Donald Trump has warned that no Venezuelan oil or financial support will reach Cuba, urging Havana to strike a deal with Washington. The move follows the U.S. capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás… Read more: Cuba defiant after Trump moves to cut Venezuelan oil - Netanyahu defends Gaza war tactics: “We didn’t carpet bomb.”
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu defended Israel’s conduct in the Gaza war in a recent Economist interview, responding to questions about civilian harm and military strategy. Netanyahu disputed external claims about the civilian-to-combatant casualty… Read more: Netanyahu defends Gaza war tactics: “We didn’t carpet bomb.” - Iran’s parliament speaker warns US bases and Israel are ‘legitimate targets’ amid unrest
Iran’s parliament speaker, Mohammad Bagher Qalibaf, has warned that Tehran could carry out pre-emptive strikes against Israel and U.S. military assets if it detects an imminent threat, escalating regional tensions. Speaking in parliament, Qalibaf… Read more: Iran’s parliament speaker warns US bases and Israel are ‘legitimate targets’ amid unrest
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- Trump warns Iran and says “one way or the other, we’re going to have Greenland”US President Donald Trump said the United States is considering “very strong options” in response to Iran’s crackdown on nationwide protests, including the possibility of… Read more: Trump warns Iran and says “one way or the other, we’re going to have Greenland”
- India and Germany deepen defence and trade ties under Modi–Merz talksIndian Prime Minister Narendra Modi met German Chancellor Friedrich Merz in Gandhinagar, Gujarat, to deepen economic, industrial and security cooperation between India and Europe’s largest… Read more: India and Germany deepen defence and trade ties under Modi–Merz talks
- Sudan government returns to Khartoum after nearly three years of war
Sudan’s government has formally returned to Khartoum, almost three years after relocating to Port Sudan following the outbreak of war between the Sudanese Armed Forces… Read more: Sudan government returns to Khartoum after nearly three years of war
- Berlin power outage investigated as sabotage amid infrastructure security fears
A major power outage in southwest Berlin is being investigated as a deliberate act of sabotage, raising concerns about the security of Germany’s critical infrastructure.… Read more: Berlin power outage investigated as sabotage amid infrastructure security fears - Thousands of Irish farmers protest against EU–Mercosur trade deal
Thousands of Irish farmers have staged protests against the European Union’s trade agreement with the South American bloc Mercosur, a day after EU member states… Read more: Thousands of Irish farmers protest against EU–Mercosur trade deal - UK allocates £200m to prepare for potential troop deployment to Ukraine
The UK has allocated £200 million ($270 million) from its defence budget to prepare for the possible deployment of British troops to Ukraine as part… Read more: UK allocates £200m to prepare for potential troop deployment to Ukraine
- Cuba defiant after Trump moves to cut Venezuelan oilU.S. President Donald Trump has warned that no Venezuelan oil or financial support will reach Cuba, urging Havana to strike a deal with Washington. The… Read more: Cuba defiant after Trump moves to cut Venezuelan oil
- Colombian President Petro: ‘As long as the US economy is based on oil and coal, it will tend to seek wars’
Colombian President Gustavo Petro delivered a pointed critique of US foreign policy, framing it as a century-long pursuit of power rooted in oil and coal… Read more: Colombian President Petro: ‘As long as the US economy is based on oil and coal, it will tend to seek wars’ - US seizes fifth tanker linked to Venezuelan oil exports amid sanctions push
US forces have seized another oil tanker in the Caribbean as President Donald Trump’s administration intensifies efforts to control Venezuelan oil exports and dismantle what… Read more: US seizes fifth tanker linked to Venezuelan oil exports amid sanctions push
- Polls open in second phase of Myanmar’s junta-run military election
Myanmar has begun the second phase of a tightly controlled national election, with a military-backed party on course for a decisive victory as conflict and… Read more: Polls open in second phase of Myanmar’s junta-run military election - North Korea accuses South of drone incursion as inter-Korean tensions rise
North Korea has accused South Korea of sending surveillance drones into its airspace, calling the alleged flights a “serious violation of sovereignty” and warning of… Read more: North Korea accuses South of drone incursion as inter-Korean tensions rise - South Korea seeks China’s mediation to curb North Korea’s nuclear programme
South Korean President Lee Jae Myung says he has asked China to help limit North Korea’s nuclear programme, seeking Beijing’s mediation amid rising regional tensions.… Read more: South Korea seeks China’s mediation to curb North Korea’s nuclear programme
- Netanyahu defends Gaza war tactics: “We didn’t carpet bomb.”Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu defended Israel’s conduct in the Gaza war in a recent Economist interview, responding to questions about civilian harm and military… Read more: Netanyahu defends Gaza war tactics: “We didn’t carpet bomb.”
- Iran’s parliament speaker warns US bases and Israel are ‘legitimate targets’ amid unrestIran’s parliament speaker, Mohammad Bagher Qalibaf, has warned that Tehran could carry out pre-emptive strikes against Israel and U.S. military assets if it detects an… Read more: Iran’s parliament speaker warns US bases and Israel are ‘legitimate targets’ amid unrest
- US strikes ISIS targets in Syria as Aleppo clashes expose fragile post-Assad order
The United States has carried out new airstrikes on Islamic State (ISIS) targets in Syria under Operation Hawkeye Strike, authorised by US President Donald Trump… Read more: US strikes ISIS targets in Syria as Aleppo clashes expose fragile post-Assad order
- Uganda votes as Museveni seeks seventh term amid opposition challenge
Ugandans go to the polls on Thursday 15 January 2026 in a high-stakes election pitting long-serving President Yoweri Museveni against opposition challenger Bobi Wine. Museveni,… Read more: Uganda votes as Museveni seeks seventh term amid opposition challenge - Eastern DRC conflict: UN warns M23 seeks long-term autonomous rule
United Nations experts say Rwanda-backed M23 rebels are consolidating control over parts of eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) despite a US-brokered peace deal… Read more: Eastern DRC conflict: UN warns M23 seeks long-term autonomous rule - China’s top diplomat tours Africa in effort to deepen trade, infrastructure and political ties
China’s Foreign Minister Wang Yi has begun his 2026 New Year diplomatic tour of Africa, focusing on trade routes, infrastructure and political ties across eastern… Read more: China’s top diplomat tours Africa in effort to deepen trade, infrastructure and political ties
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