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Trump Pushes for Greenland Acquisition with Tariff Threats
US President Donald Trump threatens tariffs on countries opposing Greenland purchase, planning a 'Golden Dome' defense system there. European allies push back, stalling US-EU trade deals amid deepest rift in decades. Trump insists no force will be used.
Over 30 Countries Join Trump's 'Board of Peace'
More than 30 nations, including Russia, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Egypt, and Azerbaijan, agree to Trump's Board of Peace initiative. US allies like some Europeans decline or hesitate, amid UN warnings on selective international law application. White House reports 35 leaders accepted invitations.
Trump to Meet Zelenskyy in Switzerland on Ukraine
Trump announces meeting with Ukrainian President Zelenskyy in Switzerland today to discuss peace. Plans involve using frozen Russian assets for Ukraine recovery. NATO emphasizes Ukraine as top priority amid Russian attacks on energy infrastructure.
World’s Oceans Hit Record Heat in 2025 with High Costs
Global ocean temperatures reached record highs in 2025, causing collapsing fisheries, coral degradation, and coastal damage. Economic toll nearly doubles global carbon emission costs, straining economies and lives. Climate scientists express deep concern.
Haiti Crisis Reaches Breaking Point as Gangs Expand Control
Powerful gangs tighten grip on Haiti ahead of transition deadline, prompting UN Security Council warnings. Crisis described as one of Haiti's most complex in recent history. International agenda focuses on next steps.
Infant Dies from Cold in Gaza Amid West Bank Displacement
Another infant succumbs to hypothermia in Gaza due to harsh winter weather. West Bank displacement intensifies the humanitarian crisis. UN cites local health authorities on the tragedy.
UN Assembly President Defends Multilateralism in Davos
UN General Assembly President warns of 'make-or-break' moment for multilateralism at Davos. Calls for cross-regional alliance against lawlessness, disinformation, and power politics. Urges states to uphold UN Charter and rules-based order.
Guinea's President Doumbouya Wins Election with 87%
Military leader Mamady Doumbouya secures 87% in Guinea's presidential election post-2021 coup. Outcome cements path to electoral autocracy, denying civilian rule transition. Critics call it no democratic milestone.
IMF Projects Steady Global Growth at 3.3% Despite Tensions
Global growth holds at 3.3% for 2026, up 0.2 points, driven by US, China resilience amid trade disruptions. Tariffs pose instability risks, highlighted by recent US-Venezuela, Greenland events. Private sector agility and stimuli offset shocks.
NATO Chief Credits Trump for Pushing European Defense Spending
NATO Secretary General defends Trump for forcing Europe to boost defense, reaching 2% GDP targets with 5% plans. Stresses Ukraine priority against Russian attacks, with US maintaining strong presence. Calls for sustained support.
Europol Busts Major Synthetic Drug Ring Across Europe
European police dismantle large synthetic drug network operating across the continent. Announcement comes amid heightened US-Europe tensions over Greenland. Operation hailed as significant blow to organized crime.
Kenya Coffee Farmers Risk EU Market Loss Over Deforestation
Thousands of smallholder coffee farmers in Kenya face EU market exclusion as deforestation law activates. Adds to global water bankruptcy era concerns. Impacts livelihoods amid environmental regulations.