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Trump once again claims without him there would be ‘no Israel right now’

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400-year-old 'vampire' grave in Poland reveals non-existent genetic lineage

Dolly Parton, global icon and queen of country music, dies at 80

Nepal flash floods: Kailash Mansarovar yatra affected, close to 400 pilgrims out of contact

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Why the Su-30MKI cockpit is painted bright turquoise green

The French government has announced plans to ban social media access for children under 15, aiming to protect young users from online risks, cyberbullying, and mental health issues. The proposed law will restrict platforms like Instagram, TikTok, and Snapchat for minors and enforce strict parental controls. 


France: French MPs Vote in Favour of Bill to Ban Social Media for Under-15s 

Parents of gangster Goldy Brar have been arrested in Punjab as part of a wider crackdown on organised crime in the state. The action comes amid intensified police operations targeting gang networks, their financial links and support systems, as authorities step up efforts to dismantle criminal syndicates operating across Punjab and beyond.


India: Action part of wider crackdown against gangsters in Punjab 

Chinese state-linked hackers targeted mobile phones used inside Downing Street, including those belonging to close aides of British prime ministers, according to UK media reports. The alleged cyber-espionage operation has raised fresh concerns over national security, government communications and the scale of foreign cyber threats facing Britain.


UK: Chinese Hackers Targeted Downing Street Phones, PM’s Close Aides Hit

President Donald Trump is dispatching his border czar to Minneapolis amid intense national backlash after federal immigration agents shot and killed 37-year-old Alex Pretti, an ICU nurse, during an enforcement operation. The incident has sparked protests, bipartisan calls for investigation, and pressure to scale back the federal presence in the city as officials seek answers and accountability.


Trump to Send Border Czar To Minneapolis After Backlash Over Alex Pretti Shooting | WION

Venezuela says it has freed more than 800 prisoners in recent months, but international rights groups have challenged the government’s claims, saying the figures are exaggerated and lack transparency. 


Venezuela Claims 800+ Prisoners Freed, Rights Groups Dispute Figures | WION

Iran has unveiled a provocative mural in Tehran’s Enghelab Square warning the United States not to launch a military strike, as U.S. warships head toward the region. The giant billboard, depicting a damaged U.S. aircraft carrier, features the slogan “If you sow the wind, you will reap the whirlwind” in both Persian and English — a clear symbolic warning from Iranian authorities.


US-Iran Tensions: Trump Sends 'Big Armada' Next To Iran, Tehran Warns Of 'Regret-Inducing Response'

The BTS 2026 world tour has triggered massive ticket chaos in Mexico, prompting President Claudia Sheinbaum to ask South Korea for more BTS concerts. Mexico is now probing Ticketmaster after an intense ticket scramble driven by overwhelming fan demand.


Mexico-South Korea Ties: Sheinbaum Asks South Korea For More BTS Concerts In Mexico 

Vice President JD Vance defended federal agents' detention of a five-year-old boy and three other children during Minnesota's ongoing immigration crackdown, stating "agents had no choice" amid Operation Metro Surge targeting undocumented criminals.


Vance Defends Child Detention: 'Agents Had No Choice' in Minnesota Raids

US President Donald Trump has withdrawn an invite for Canada to join his newly constituted 'Board of Peace', in the latest spat between the North American neighbours.

Trump vs Carney: US President Says He Does Not Want Canada in Board of Peace

US President Donald Trump said on Thursday that a "big force" is moving toward Iran, even as Washington expresses hope that military action can be avoided following months of protests, as tensions remain high in the region.

President Donald Trump Says We Have a Big Force Going Toward Iran 

At Davos 2026, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky tells WION that dialogue involving U.S. President Donald Trump and Russia could help stop the nearly four‑year‑long war in Ukraine.

Davos 2026: Zelensky Says Trump-Putin Dialouge Can Stop Ukraine War

Nottingham Forest suffered a 1-0 defeat to Braga in UEFA Europa League league phase action on January 23, 2026, marred by Morgan Gibbs-White's missed penalty, Ryan Yates' own goal, and Elliot Anderson's late red card.



Gibbs-White Penalty Howler, Anderson Red Doom Forest 

President Trump announced a "framework of a future deal" on Greenland during Davos 2026 on January 21, following his meeting with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte, easing prior threats of tariffs on European nations and military action. 

Trump Signals Deal on Greenland After Davos NATO Talks 

The head of Venezuela’s main business association said the group welcomes the economic measures announced so far ​by the country's interim government, including a fresh injection of foreign currency funded by oil revenues, ‌saying the moves will help stabilize the exchange market and prices.

Venezuela: Dollar Flow Could Stabilise Venezuela's Economy

When speaking about the fatal shooting of Renee Good, President Donald Trump admitted that ICE is "going to make mistakes sometimes" and later called the incident a "tragedy."


Minnesota Immigration Crackdown: New Yorkers Rally Against ICE Marking One Year Of Trump's Return

Second lady Usha Vance and Vice President JD Vance are expecting a baby this summer, the couple announced Tuesday.

US Second Lady Usha Vance Pregnant with Fourth Child 

North Korea is producing enough nuclear material a year for up to 20 weapons, the South's President Lee Jae Myung said. 

South Korea's President Lee Warns of Kim's Nukes

Donald Trump ratcheted up the uncertainty over how far he would be willing to go to acquire Greenland as he warned the NATO alliance on Tuesday that it was only as strong as the United States allowed it to be.


Greenland Showdown: EU Vows Unflinching Response To Trump's Greenland Threats

U.S. President Donald Trump is set to make his first appearance at the World Economic Forum in six years, speaking at Davos 2026 amid tensions with NATO allies, where he is expected to highlight his administration’s achievements and hail the U.S. as the world’s most successful country.


Davos 2026: Trump calls US 'the most successful country' in the world 

Armed bandits abducted dozens of worshippers from two churches in Nigeria's Kaduna state, police said on Monday, while a senior church leader put the number of those missing at more than 160.

Nigeria: At Least 177 People Abducted from Nigerian Churches on Jan 18 

Senegal clinched their second Africa Cup of Nations title after a dramatic 1–0 extra-time win over hosts Morocco in a chaotic final in Rabat. The match ended in controversy, with Morocco signaling possible legal action over refereeing decisions.


Morocco to take legal action over Afcon final 

Intelligence inputs triggered Operation Trashi-I in Kishtwar, Jammu & Kashmir, where security forces engaged Jaish-e-Mohammad terrorists hiding in dense forests near Chatroo, resulting in a fierce gunfight that claimed the life of one Special Forces soldier alongside injuries to several others from a grenade blast.


J&K encounter: Counter terrorism operation underway in Kishtwar

Indonesia’s rupiah hit a record low against the US dollar as governance concerns and global pressures weighed on investor sentiment. The currency has slid sharply ahead of the central bank’s policy decision, adding to worries over economic stability.


Indonesia Currency Under Pressure Amid Governance Fears 

Nepal is set to head to the polls on March 5 as political activity intensifies ahead of elections. The country’s sports and communication ministers have stepped down to contest the polls, while candidates are required to submit their nomination papers by January 20.


Nepal elections: Two ministers quit to contest polls

A deadly explosion at a Chinese restaurant in central Kabul has killed at least seven people, including a Chinese national, raising renewed questions about security in Afghanistan’s capital under Taliban rule.
The blast occurred in the Shahr-e-Naw district — an area considered among the more secure parts of the city and frequented by foreigners. While authorities say the cause of the explosion is still under investigation, the incident has intensified concerns over the safety of foreign nationals and businesses operating in Kabul.
As Afghanistan seeks to project stability and attract foreign engagement, Monday’s blast underscores the fragile security environment still facing Kabul.

Chinese National Killed In Kabul Blast As Security Concerns Grow | WION 

Prince Harry has returned to the United Kingdom for the opening day of a high-profile court case against Associated Newspapers, the publisher of the Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday.

Harry and six other claimants, including Elton John and Elizabeth Hurley, allege the publisher carried out illegal information gathering, including phone hacking, bugging homes and vehicles, and bribing officials in the 1990s and early 2000s.

Associated Newspapers has denied all allegations, calling them unfounded and defamatory. Harry is expected to testify later this week. The case is being closely watched for its implications for press accountability and the long-running rift between the Duke of Sussex and the British media.

UK: Prince Harry Back In London As Tabloid Lawsuit Opens In Court 

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