In a sweeping foreign policy move, Donald Trump has ordered the United States to withdraw from as many as 66 international organisations, most of them linked to the United Nations. The decision includes pulling out of a key UN climate treaty and marks one of the largest mass exits by the US from global institutions.

Trump Pulls US Out of 66 Global Bodies, Exits Key UN Climate Treaty

Trump Plans White House Meeting With Colombia’s President Petro

Fatal ICE Shooting in Minneapolis Sparks Protests, Conflicting Official Claims

Mount Etna Eruption Triggers Safety Curbs, Sparks Guide Protests

US President Donald Trump has raised fresh doubts about NATO’s commitment, questioning whether the alliance would come to America’s aid in times of need.

Donald Trump: Doubt NATO Will be There for US When Needed

Clashes between Syrian government forces and U.S.-backed Kurdish SDF fighters have escalated in Aleppo's Sheikh Maqsud and Ashrafiyeh neighborhoods, killing at least nine-mostly civilians-and displacing thousands.


Syria Army Besieges Kurds: Aleppo Evacuations Surge

Zelensky Urges No New Demands, Presses EU to Sanction Russia

Growler Jets: U.S. Navy EA-18G Growler jets disrupted Venezuela's radar and communications during Operation Absolute Resolve, neutralizing outdated Russian and Chinese air defenses to enable special forces to capture Nicolás Maduro.


Growler Jets: U.S. Gamechanger in Maduro Capture 

U.S.-Venezuela: White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt declared "maximum leverage" over Venezuela's interim authorities post-Maduro capture, dictating decisions via oil control and sanctions.


U.S.-Venezuela: U.S. To Use 'Maximum Leverage' on Venezuela

A Delhi court on Tuesday issued release orders for four accused in the northeast Delhi riots case after police verified their sureties.


2020 Delhi Riots: Sureties Verified, Court Orders Release of Four Accused 

Europe remains split over the proposal to send troops to Ukraine as the war with Russia drags on. While several EU nations voice concern over escalation, the UK and France have signed a new defence agreement, claiming backing from the United States.

Europe Divided Over Sending Troops to Ukraine; UK, France Sign Deal, Claim US Backing

Be'er Sheva District Court President Judge Benny Sagi, 54, died in a tragic road accident on January 4, 2026, when an off-road vehicle struck his motorcycle on Route 6 near Kfar Menachem, Israel.


Israeli Judge Sagi Dies in Highway Collision

Pakistan announced a Special Protection Unit (SPU) in Islamabad to safeguard Chinese nationals working on CPEC projects following repeated terror attacks.


Pakistan Launches Elite Unit for Chinese Worker Safety

Global stocks slipped from record highs and oil prices fell again Wednesday, after president trump announced plans to take millions of barrels of Venezuelan crude to the us Investors booked profits amid uncertainty over geopolitical moves, while japan and Europe saw mixed trading results.

Markets Retreat From Peaks Amid Venezuela Oil News

President Trump is set to announce the Gaza Board of Peace next week as part of the ceasefire's second phase, chairing a panel with about 15 world leaders to oversee reconstruction and a technocratic Palestinian government.


Gaza Ceasefire: Trump Likely to Announce Gaza Board of Peace, 15 Countries Likely To Join 

China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi kicked off his annual Africa tour to Ethiopia, Somalia, Tanzania, and Lesotho, aiming to deepen strategic partnerships focused on infrastructure, trade routes, and supply chain resilience amid global competition.


Wang Yi's Africa Trip Targets Shipping Lanes, Chains

Iran is witnessing a wave of protests spreading across multiple cities, with at least 36 people reported dead according to right-wing groups monitoring the unrest. Citizens have taken to the streets demanding political reforms, while authorities reportedly respond with force.

Iran Protests: Iranian Leaders Distinguish Demonstrators From Rioters 

The US special forces commandeered a Russian-flagged oil tanker with links to Venezuela in the North Atlantic after a weeks-long pursuit, drawing a sharp rebuke from Moscow.


US Seizes Russian-Flagged Oil Tanker Linked to Venezuela

Supporters of Venezuela's ousted President Nicolás Maduro rallied in Caracas streets, demanding his immediate release and return following his capture by U.S. forces. 


Venezuela: Maduro Backers Flood Streets Against U.S. Capture

Maharashtra gears up for municipal elections across 29 corporations, including BMC, on January 15, 2026, with BJP and Congress leaders reportedly aligning for local polls amid internal party tensions. 

BJP-Congress Pact Rocks Maharashtra Municipal Polls

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt stated President Trump views Greenland acquisition as essential for Arctic deterrence against Russia and China, with aides updating strategies including potential military use despite Rubio's purchase pitch to lawmakers. 

White House Doubles Down: Greenland Takeover All Options Open

Trump's Tariff Row: A U.S. court has scheduled a hearing to review President Trump's sweeping tariffs, placing his trade policies under legal scrutiny amid challenges from businesses and states.


Trump's Tariff Row: U.S. Court Sets Date for Trump Tariffs Trial 

A Saudi-led coalition struck the home province of Yemen's UAE-backed separatist leader on Wednesday, after he failed to show up for talks in Riyadh and was kicked out of the country's presidential body.

Saudi-Yemen Conflict: Saudi Strikes Yemen After STC Leader Skips Talks 

Barcelona crushed Athletic Club 5-0 in the Spanish Super Cup semi-final in Saudi Arabia, securing their spot in the final with goals from Ferran Torres, Fermín López, Roony Bardghji, and a Raphinha brace.

Barcelona Blitz Athletic 5-0, Into Super Cup Final 

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