Trump: Denmark Can't Protect Greenland, We Need It
Former US President Donald Trump asserts Denmark cannot safeguard Greenland, stating 'We have to have it' during Florida press briefing, sparking international attention.
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Kremlin: Trump's Greenland Move Makes World History
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov states that if the US acquired Greenland under Trump, it would be a historic event. He clarifies he's not judging the action, just stating a fact.
Jaishankar: India unfairly targeted on Ukraine war stance
External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar told Poland's Foreign Minister that India faces selective criticism over its position on the Russia-Ukraine conflict, calling it unfair and unjustified.
Iran Warns US: Attack on Khamenei Means All-Out War
Iran issues a stern warning to the United States, stating that any attack on Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei would lead to a full-scale war amid ongoing regional unrest.
Iran Warns US: Attack on Khamenei Means Full-Scale War
Iran's President Raisi issues a stark warning to the United States, stating that any attack on Supreme Leader Khamenei would trigger a full-scale war.
US Bandy Upbeat After World Championship Results
The United States bandy teams finished fourth in men's and third in women's events at the World Championship, highlighting growth amid infrastructure challenges.
MLK Day 2026: US Honors Civil Rights Leader on January 19
The United States observes Martin Luther King Jr. Day on January 19, 2026, honoring the civil rights leader's legacy through federal office closures and nationwide remembrance.
Trump's $1B Peace Board Plan Raises UN Alternative Fears
US President Donald Trump proposes a $1 billion fee for nations to join his 'Board of Peace,' with critics viewing it as an alternative to the United Nations. The White House denies minimum fees.
Kannada Schools in Border States Face Uncertainty
Kannada-medium schools in border states express concerns despite Kerala's clarifications on the Malayalam Language Bill, which mandates Malayalam as the first language in schools.
US Talks with Venezuela's Cabello Began Months Before Raid
The United States initiated discussions with Venezuela's hardline minister Diosdado Cabello months before a recent raid, warning him against targeting opposition figures.
Israel Rejects US Gaza Plan, Saar to Confront Rubio
Prime Minister Netanyahu's office declares US proposal for Gaza governing council contradicts Israeli policy. Foreign Minister Gideon Saar will address the issue directly with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio.
Trump's Aggressive Global Moves Raise Concerns
President Trump pushes boundaries at home and abroad, emboldened by Venezuela operation. Advisers note his expanding ambitions as he faces midterm elections and risks.
Khamenei Calls Trump 'Criminal' for Iran Damage
Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei accuses former US President Donald Trump of causing casualties, damage, and slander against Iranians, marking a sharp escalation in rhetoric.
ChatGPT Free Tier Shows Ads to US Users
OpenAI introduces sponsored ads in ChatGPT's free version for US users, aiming to generate revenue while keeping the service accessible. The company clarifies the move is part of its monetization strategy.
Putin Flexes Tech Muscle As Trump Eyes Greenland
Russian President Vladimir Putin emphasizes military tech advancements and industrial growth to counter US influence, as Donald Trump discusses Greenland invasion scenarios.
ISL Star Ajaraie Moves to Indonesia's Persija Jakarta
Moroccan forward Alaaeddine Ajaraie leaves NorthEast United for Persija Jakarta on loan. His departure highlights a trend of foreign players exiting the Indian Super League this season.
Putin Mediates in Iran-US Tensions, Kremlin Says
Russian President Vladimir Putin is actively mediating to de-escalate tensions between Iran and the US, as Moscow condemns Trump's military threats following Iran's crackdown on protests.
Indian Diaspora in US Faces Rising Crime While Chasing Dream
Indian immigrants in the United States navigate the pursuit of the American dream amid increasing crime rates, highlighting safety concerns and community resilience.
White House, Denmark Differ on Greenland Agreement Details
Conflicting reports surface about what the White House and Denmark agreed upon regarding Greenland, highlighting ongoing tensions despite diplomatic efforts to ease the situation.
France Warns US Actions Could Threaten EU Trade
French Finance Minister Roland Lescure cautions that US actions targeting Greenland could endanger trade relations with the European Union.
Iran Warns of Foreign Plot, Trump Holds Back on Strike
Iran's defense minister accuses the US and allies of orchestrating unrest, vowing to suppress riots. Meanwhile, Trump steps back from imminent strike speculation, saying he will 'watch and see'.
6.2 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Off Oregon Coast in US
A significant earthquake measuring 6.2 on the Richter scale struck off the Oregon coast in the United States on Thursday. The German Research Centre for Geosciences reported the quake occurred at a shallow depth of 10 kilometers.
US Confronts Iran at UN Over Protest Crackdown
The United States issued stark warnings to Iran at a UN Security Council emergency meeting over its violent suppression of protests. Iranian dissidents delivered emotional testimonies of alleged abuses.
Greenland Crisis: US Pursuit Sparks NATO Military Moves
Denmark and Greenland's plea fails to sway Trump administration from Arctic territory acquisition goal, triggering European military deployments and alliance crisis.
US Seizes Fourth Oil Tanker in Venezuela Crackdown
US forces intercepted the motor tanker Veronica in a pre-dawn Caribbean operation, marking the fourth vessel seized since President Maduro's removal as Washington tightens control over Venezuela's oil exports.
US Seizes Venezuela Tanker Before Trump-Machado Meeting
US forces seized the Motor/Tanker Veronica in a pre-dawn Caribbean operation, confirmed by Southern Command, ahead of a key meeting between Donald Trump and Venezuela's opposition leader.
US Carrier Group Heads to Middle East as Iran Protests Continue
The United States is moving a carrier strike group to the Centcom region as tensions with Iran escalate. This comes amid widespread protests in Iran and heightened US military readiness.
Denmark: US Ambition to Control Greenland Unchanged
Denmark confirms US ambition to take Greenland remains unchanged as European NATO countries deploy troops to the Arctic island, drawing sharp warnings from Russia over growing military presence.
Federal Agent Shoots Man in Minneapolis, Protests Erupt
A federal agent shot a man in Minneapolis, leading to tense protests. The officer fired after fearing for his life, striking the suspect in the leg during an operation.
Denmark-US Greenland Dispute Persists After Talks
Danish officials say fundamental disagreement over Greenland remains with Trump administration after White House meeting. Both sides establish working group to address security concerns.
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