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Ousted Venezuelan Leader Maduro Pleads Not Guilty in US Court
Nicolás Maduro, renditioned from Caracas to the US, pleaded not guilty to drugs charges in his first court appearance. Sky News reports live coverage from the Venezuelan border on this major development. The case has triggered widespread international reactions.
UN Security Council Holds Emergency Session on Venezuela Crisis
The UN Security Council convened urgently in New York over the US extraction of Maduro, with Secretary-General Guterres stressing respect for sovereignty and warning of a dangerous precedent. Ambassadors debated the implications for global order.
The session underscores escalating regional shockwaves.
Spain and Latin American Countries Condemn US Action in Venezuela
Spain joined five Latin American nations in rejecting the US operation against Venezuela's leadership. Euronews highlights their call for adherence to international law amid the controversy.
This reflects broader hemispheric divisions.
EU Urges Respect for International Law in Venezuela Standoff
The European Union called for upholding international law as the US remains vague on its Venezuela intervention. EU bets on a democratic transition while eyeing Venezuelan oil reserves under Trump policies.
Agriculture ministers prepare for related Mercosur talks.
Trump's Renewed Threats Over Greenland Prompt Danish Warning
Greenland's prime minister declared 'enough' following Donald Trump's latest threats to acquire the territory. Denmark's PM stated a US attack on a NATO ally would end 'everything.'
Analysts see this rivaling Ukraine concerns for transatlantic ties.
Berlin Power Outage Hits 45,000 Homes After Extremist Attack
A left-wing extremist attack left 45,000 Berlin homes without power. Recovery efforts are underway as authorities investigate the sabotage.
This incident heightens security alerts in Germany.
AI Takes Center Stage at CES 2026 in Las Vegas
Artificial intelligence dominates the Consumer Electronics Show 2026, featuring innovations like robot concierge Oto at an AI-powered hotel. The event showcases cutting-edge tech advancements.
Business and entertainment sectors highlight AI's growing role.
Major 5.5 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Near Mauritius
A significant 5.5 earthquake hit 91 km northeast of Port Mathurin, Mauritius, reported as the strongest event today. Moderate quakes of 4.1 magnitude also occurred worldwide.
No immediate major damage reports surfaced.
Humanitarian Trends Warn of Territorial Conquests and Migration Crises in 2026
Key 2026 trends include resurgence of territorial conquests, deal-making over peacemaking, and migration amid far-right rises. Aid organizations urge vigilance on these global risks.
Conflicts may intensify humanitarian needs.
Maria Corina Machado Hails Maduro's Fall as Step for Freedom
Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corina Machado described events as a huge step for freedom, emphasizing Venezuela's global importance. Sky News features analysis on the real reasons Venezuela matters.
Coverage ties into broader democratic hopes.
Sports Calendar Heats Up with Australian Open and Winter Olympics
The 2026 sports slate launches with Australian Open (Jan 12-Feb 1) and Milano Cortina Winter Olympics (Feb 6-22). Events like Super Bowl and FIFA World Cup promise massive global tourism boosts.
Roger Federer's return adds excitement.
Civic Space Under Threat in France, Italy, and Germany
A new study finds free civic space increasingly endangered in France, Italy, and Germany. This raises alarms over democratic backsliding in Europe.
Policymakers monitor the trends closely.