Venezuela Forecasts $1.4 Billion Oil Investment Surge
Interim President Delcy Rodriguez projects a $1.4 billion investment boom in Venezuela's oil sector following reforms to attract foreign investors after Maduro's ouster.
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Delhi Air Quality Dips to Poor, Rain Expected Today
Delhi's air quality has slipped back to the 'Poor' category with AQI at 241. IMD forecasts rain on Tuesday followed by foggy conditions, with temperatures remaining below normal.
EU Gas Ban Sparks Legal Threat From Hungary & Slovakia
Hungary and Slovakia are preparing to sue the European Union over its decision to ban Russian gas imports by 2027, citing threats to sovereignty and energy prices. The move exposes deep divisions within the bloc as it shifts away from Russian fossil fuels
NATO Chief: Europe Can't Defend Itself Without US
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte stated that Europe cannot defend itself without US support, emphasizing the need for continued transatlantic military cooperation amid tensions.
UAE Bars Airspace, Territory for Military Action vs Iran
The United Arab Emirates has officially reiterated its stance, refusing to permit any military operations against Iran from its airspace or territory, emphasizing regional stability and diplomacy.
Trump Eases Tone on Minnesota Immigration Crackdown
Former US President Donald Trump has moderated his rhetoric regarding the immigration enforcement operation in Minnesota, coinciding with the planned departure of some federal agents from the state.
Magnitude 5.7 Earthquake Hits Near Java, Indonesia
A significant earthquake measuring 5.7 magnitude struck near the Indonesian island of Java, causing tremors and raising concerns about seismic activity in the region.
Trump Blasts Newsom as 'Incompetent' Over Presidential Run
Former US President Donald Trump expresses astonishment at California Governor Gavin Newsom's potential White House bid, criticizing his leadership and policies in a fiery interview.
US Fed Rate Call: White House Pressure Unlikely to Sway Decision
As the US Federal Reserve begins its two-day policy meeting, economic indicators suggest rate cuts are improbable despite political pressure. Inflation remains above target, and Fed independence remains crucial for dollar credibility.
Rubio: Trump's Sleepless Flights Test Diplomats' Endurance
Secretary of State Marco Rubio describes how President Trump's sleepless overseas trips force staff to hide under blankets to avoid being seen sleeping on Air Force One.
Trump Damage Control After ICE Shootings, White House Denies Terrorist Label
Former President Donald Trump attempts damage control following controversial ICE shootings, as the White House denies labeling Alex Pretti a domestic terrorist. The incident sparks political debate and scrutiny over immigration enforcement policies.
Trump Hails Venezuela's Release of Political Prisoners
Former US President Donald Trump has commended Venezuela for releasing political prisoners, calling it a significant humanitarian gesture amid ongoing tensions.
Trump Slaps 25% Tariffs on South Korea Over Trade Deal
Former US President Donald Trump has announced a steep 25% tariff hike on South Korean imports, alleging Seoul failed to uphold its trade agreement with the United States, sparking global economic concerns.
Border Patrol Commander Bovino Removed After Minneapolis Shooting
Gregory Bovino was removed as US Border Patrol commander after agents under his command killed a US citizen. The demotion signals a tactical shift in Trump's immigration enforcement.
Salvini Demands Zelensky Surrender, Exposing EU Rifts
Italian Deputy PM Matteo Salvini's blunt call for Ukraine's Zelensky to sign peace deal reveals deep fractures in Europe's unity over war support and aid policies.
FBI Director's Gun Remarks Ignite Second Amendment Debate
FBI Director Kash Patel's comments on carrying firearms at protests have ignited controversy over Second Amendment rights in the United States, drawing strong reactions from netizens.
Trump Softens Tone on Minnesota Immigration Crackdown
US President Donald Trump engaged in productive discussions with Minnesota officials, leading to a shift in federal immigration enforcement posture amid controversy over fatal shootings.
UAE Bars Use of Airspace, Territory for Iran Attacks
The United Arab Emirates has officially reiterated its stance that it will not allow its airspace or territory to be used for any military attacks against Iran, emphasizing regional stability.
Trump Slaps 25% Tariffs on South Korean Autos, Pharma
Former US President Donald Trump has escalated trade tensions by raising tariffs to 25% on South Korean automobiles and pharmaceutical products, citing a stalled bilateral trade agreement.
Karachi Police Forms Special Team for Gul Plaza Fire Suspects
In a significant development, Karachi police have established a dedicated special team to apprehend suspects linked to the devastating Gul Plaza fire incident, intensifying efforts to ensure justice and accountability.
Winter Storm Closes Schools in Connecticut, Texas, Massachusetts
A severe winter storm has dumped over a foot of snow in Connecticut, Central Texas, and Massachusetts, leading to widespread school closures on Tuesday, January 27, 2026.
Trump Slaps 25% Tariffs on South Korean Goods
Former US President Donald Trump has announced a significant increase in tariffs on imports from South Korea, raising them to 25%, a move that intensifies trade tensions and could impact global economic relations.
Delhi's Coldest Republic Day Since 2021, AQI Turns Poor
Delhi shivered through its coldest Republic Day since 2021 with temperatures dropping to 3.6°C, accompanied by a return to poor air quality after a brief moderate spell. IMD forecasts rain and improved conditions ahead.
White House Backs Deportation Campaign Despite Backlash
The White House reaffirms support for a deportation campaign following the Minneapolis shooting, facing criticism over immigration enforcement policies and public safety concerns.
White House Distances Trump from Domestic Terrorist Label
The White House has distanced former President Donald Trump from being labeled a domestic terrorist following ICE shootings that sparked widespread protests across the United States.
FBI, DHS Probe Minneapolis Shooting; CBP Internal Review
The White House has announced that the FBI and DHS are investigating a shooting incident in Minneapolis, while CBP has launched an internal review. Authorities are working to determine the circumstances and ensure public safety.
Storm Chandra Hits UK: Amber Warnings for Wind, Rain, Snow
The Met Office has issued multiple weather warnings as Storm Chandra brings heavy rain, strong winds and snow across the UK from Monday night through Tuesday, with flooding and disruption expected.
Trump, Walz Agree on Immigration Enforcement Coordination
US President Donald Trump and Minnesota Governor Tim Walz held a productive call, agreeing to collaborate on immigration enforcement. This marks a shift from Trump's previous criticism of the Democratic governor amid federal operations backlash.
Ex-Nepal Monarch Starts Pilgrimage Before March Elections
Former King Gyanendra Shah of Nepal has commenced a religious pilgrimage in the Madhesh region, a move seen as politically significant ahead of the upcoming March elections.
UN's Stefan Priesner Greets India on 77th Republic Day
United Nations Resident Coordinator Stefan Priesner has extended warm greetings to India on its 77th Republic Day, highlighting the nation's democratic values and global contributions.
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