At Davos 2026, President Trump demanded land from Denmark in Greenland to build his $175-billion "Golden Dome" missile defense shield, declaring it will also "decide Canada." The provocative claim escalates NATO tensions as Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent confirmed Greenland's essential role against Russia and China missile threats, blending Arctic expansion with strategic defense ambitions before world leaders.

Trump Demands Denmark for Golden Dome

The Armed Forces of Ukraine are rolling out a revamped air defense model built around small, mobile teams using interceptor drones, as the country braces for new waves of Russian energy strikes, President Volodymyr Zelensky said Monday.


Russia-Ukraine war: Zelensky deploys mobile fire groups, interceptor drones 

Russian and U.S. envoys held talks in Davos on the future of the Ukraine war, with Moscow’s envoy claiming the discussions were constructive and saying more people now recognise what he called the “fairness” of Russia’s position, while U.S. envoy Witkoff described the two-hour meeting as positive.


Ukraine peace talks: Witkoff calls 2-hour Davos talks with Russian envoy 'positive'  

When the UK took control of the Chagos Islands - Diego Garcia is the southernmost - from former British colony Mauritius, it sought to rapidly evict its population of more than 1,000 people to make way for the military base.


Trump Slams UK Deal To Hand Over Chagos Island To Mauritius 

Trump said he saw “professional” agitators storm a Minnesota church, urged jail or deportation for them, and accused Gov Tim Walz and Rep Ilhan Omar of corruption, calling for investigations.

‘These people are professionals!’ Trump blasts ‘insurrectionists’ who stormed Minnesota church, calls Tim Walz ‘corrupt politician’

As Donald Trump keeps pushing for US control of Greenland, Denmark and Greenland have found a sharp, sarcastic way to push back: red baseball caps reading “Make America Go Away.”

‘Make America Go Away’: Danes troll Trump’s Greenland dream with MAGA spoof caps

Russian strikes have caused widespread power outages across Ukraine, forcing authorities to deploy more than 58,000 energy workers to repair damaged infrastructure and restore electricity.


Russia-Ukraine war: Ukraine rolls out interceptor drones to boost air defence 

The World Economic Forum has rescinded the invitation for Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi to attend its Davos 2026 summit, citing the recent deadly crackdown on protesters in Iran and the “tragic loss of civilian life”.


WEF Withdraws Iran FM Invitation Amid Deadly Crackdown on Protesters 

US President Donald Trump has suggested he no longer feels an obligation to focus solely on peace, citing what he described as a lack of recognition for his role in ending multiple conflicts.

Trump referred to Norway’s Nobel Committee, saying he had not been awarded the Nobel Peace Prize despite claiming credit for stopping or de-escalating several wars.

US-Greenland Takeover: Trump Says He Feels No Obligation To Pursue Peace After Nobel Snub

UK manufacturers are bracing for a fresh trade shock as President Donald Trump imposes a 10% tariff on European imports. The move threatens Britain’s auto sector, raises export costs, and revives fears of a wider transatlantic trade dispute impacting jobs and growth.


Trump slaps 10% tariff on Europe, UK braces for shock

President Donald Trump’s new Board of Peace for Gaza faces a rocky start as key allies hesitate to join, and there are questions over $1 billion contributions for permanent seats. Trump has invited several countries to join the Board of Peace for Gaza. Watch for more on this!


Trump's Board of Peace: Allies not 'too willing' to join the board 

The United States is set to deploy fighter jets to Greenland, with military aircraft expected to arrive soon at Pituffik Space Base. NORAD says the move supports long-planned regional defence operations amid heightened focus on Arctic security.


BREAKING: US To Deploy Military Aircrafts To Greenland

Canada and France oppose joining President Trump's proposed "Board of Peace," refusing to pay the $1 billion fee for permanent membership on the Gaza-focused panel now expanding to global conflicts. Ottawa confirms no payment request was made but won't fund a seat, while Paris pulls back amid concerns over the controversial structure.


Breaking: Canada, France Slam Brakes on Trump's $1B Peace Club

The Pentagon has placed around 1,500 active-duty US soldiers on standby for a possible deployment to Minnesota as protests intensify over federal immigration operations in Minneapolis. While officials stress that no deployment is imminent, the move has reignited constitutional concerns over the use of military force on American soil. Minnesota has also mobilized its National Guard, and a federal judge has imposed new limits on how agents can respond to demonstrations. The developments come amid growing political, legal, and public tensions between the Trump administration, state leaders, and protest groups raising fresh questions about federal authority, civil liberties, and the potential use of the Insurrection Act.


Insurrection Act Alarm: Trump Readies Troops for U.S. Streets

US President Trump's anger over the Nobel Snub has is spilling to the global politics. In his letter to the Norwegian Prime Minister, Trump says he is no longer obligated to think purely of this. Meanwhile, Trump has invited 60 countries and demanded a 1 billion dollars to be the part of Gaza Peace Body, which directly challenges the role of the United Nations. 


Trump's 'Nobel' Revenge: 'Anti-Peace' President Threatens War on Those Who Disobey

President Donald Trump stated he feels no obligation to pursue global peace after being denied the Nobel Peace Prize, directly linking the snub to his escalated threats demanding U.S. control over Greenland. 

Trump: Nobel Snub Frees Me From Peace Duty on Greenland

Minnesota faces escalating immigration crackdowns as ICE raids intensify across the Twin Cities, with armed agents conducting door-to-door operations targeting undocumented immigrants amid fraud probes. 

ICE Surge Hits Minnesota: Raids, Shooting Fuel Outrage 

President Donald Trump has escalated his feud with CBS News by threatening a lawsuit over an allegedly "edited" interview, with the White House warning the network of potential legal action for deceptive practices. The dispute centers on a report about El Salvador's CECOT mega-prison, which CBS reportedly pulled before airing it weeks later amid claims of manipulation.

White House Warns CBS: Face Suit Over Doctored Interview

President Donald Trump linked his aggressive push for U.S. control over Greenland to frustration over not receiving the Nobel Peace Prize, arguing in a letter to Norway's Prime Minister that the snub frees him to prioritize American interests without "purely thinking of peace." 

Trump: Nobel Snub Fuels Greenland Grab for U.S. Security

US President Donald Trump has escalated his dispute with JPMorgan Chase, threatening to sue the banking giant over what he claims was an improper ‘debanking’ after the January 6, 2021 capitol riot.


Trump threatens JPMorgan lawsuit over Jan 6 account closures

Protests in support of demonstrators inside Iran have spread to major cities around the world as anger mounts over the violent crackdown on anti-government protests.


Iran Protest: Cities Rally As Iran Govt Faces Worldwide Protests | WION 

President Trump is threatening new tariffs on several European countries as part of his ongoing push to acquire Greenland, sparking concern in Europe and at home. The U.S. Supreme Court is preparing to rule on one of Trump’s most controversial economic policies, his sweeping tariff strategy. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says it’s very unlikely the justices will strike it down, but the decision could have far-reaching effects on global trade and the U.S. economy.


Supreme Court Set to Review Tariff Policy Amid New Tariff Threats | World Business Watch

US President Donald Trump has said he will impose new tariffs on Denmark and seven other European countries unless they agree to a deal allowing the United States to buy Greenland.

Trump said 10 percent tariffs would come into force immediately and rise to 25 percent on June 1 if negotiations fail. The move has triggered sharp backlash from European allies, raising concerns of a fresh transatlantic trade conflict over sovereignty and security in the Arctic.

US-Greenland Standoff: Trump Threatens Tariffs On Europe To Force Dea

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has issued a stark warning to U.S. President Donald Trump, saying any attack on Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei would trigger an “all-out war.” The warning comes as an Iranian official confirms the protest death toll has crossed 5,000 amid nationwide unrest.


Iran unrest: Pezeshkain warns Trump against attacking Ali Khamenei 

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