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πŸ“…January 25, 2026 at 1:00 AM
Top global news features Trump's tariff threats on Canada, NATO tensions, stalled Ukraine-Russia talks, Minneapolis shooting, and Japan's snap election amid harsh winter weather.
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Trump Threatens 100% Tariffs on Canada Over China Trade Deal

US President Donald Trump warned of 100% tariffs on all Canadian goods if Canada finalizes a trade deal with China, claiming it would destroy Canada's economy.Source 1Source 3 He posted on Truth Social that China would 'eat Canada alive,' targeting PM Mark Carney's recent EV tariff reductions to 6.1%.Source 3 Experts note this would harm US consumers as much as Canada.Source 3

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Second Fatal Shooting by Border Patrol in Minneapolis

A Border Patrol agent fatally shot a US citizen in Minneapolis on Jan 24 during immigration enforcement protests, the second incident this month.Source 1 The agent fired in self-defense after the man violently resisted and was armed, per officials.Source 2 Local residents and politicians have protested the surge in enforcement.Source 1

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Ukraine-Russia US-Brokered Talks End Without Deal

Ukraine and Russia concluded two days of talks in Abu Dhabi on Jan 24 without agreements, but plan to resume on Feb 1.Source 1 Russian airstrikes overnight cut power to over a million Ukrainians in subzero cold.Source 1 Both sides expressed openness to further dialogue.Source 1

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Trump Praises British Troops Amid NATO Afghanistan Row

Trump offered praise to UK soldiers as 'greatest warriors' on Jan 24, amid backlash over his claims NATO troops stayed off front lines in Afghanistan.Source 1 UK PM called the comments 'appalling,' with France's Macron also criticizing.Source 1Source 2 The row stems from Trump's Jan 22 Fox News interview.Source 1

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Japan PM Takaichi Dissolves Parliament for Snap Election

Japanese Prime Minister Takaichi dissolved parliament, calling for a snap election.Source 2Source 4 This move aims to capitalize on current political momentum amid domestic challenges.Source 2 Details on election date and key issues remain emerging.Source 4

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Ryan Wedding, Canadian Olympian-Turned-Drug Kingpin, Arrested

FBI announced the arrest of alleged drug lord Ryan Wedding, a former Canadian Olympian.Source 2Source 4 The capture follows international efforts targeting his operations.Source 2 Further details on charges and location are pending.Source 4

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Russia Pounds Ukraine Power Grid in Bitter Cold

Russian attacks have left Ukrainians facing severe cold without power, exacerbating winter hardships.Source 2Source 4 Overnight strikes knocked out electricity for over a million amid subzero temperatures.Source 1 Ukrainians are dealing with ongoing infrastructure assaults.Source 2

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Greenland Welcomes Danish PM Amid US Interest Tensions

Greenland hosted Denmark's PM as Trump pushes for US access, with locals stating 'we're not for sale'.Source 2Source 4 Trump suggested a framework deal, but Denmark denies NATO sovereignty talks.Source 4 Skepticism persists over potential US territorial ambitions.Source 4

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Extreme Cold Warnings Issued Across Canada

Hazardous and severe cold warnings cover much of Canada east of Alberta.Source 2Source 4 The weather coincides with political frictions over trade and tariffs.Source 3 Impacts include travel disruptions and health risks.Source 4

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UK PM Slams Trump's NATO Comments as 'Appalling'

UK Prime Minister denounced Trump's dismissal of NATO's Afghanistan role as 'appalling'.Source 2 This follows Trump's olive branch to Britain but criticism of other allies.Source 1 European leaders like Macron have echoed sharp reactions.Source 1

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Experts Warn Trump's Tariffs Would Backfire on US Economy

Trade experts predict Trump's 100% Canada tariff threat would damage US consumers more than Canada.Source 3 It references Carney's EV deal with China lowering tariffs from 100% to 6.1%.Source 3 Trump may seek an off-ramp similar to recent European threats.Source 3