Sunday, January 11, 2026
View Full ArchiveThe US is considering easing sanctions on Venezuela to attract investment from American oil companies amid political changes.
Concerns rise over Venezuela's government allegedly forming ties with Hezbollah, posing international security risks.
A scandal involving a German army unit has surfaced, with allegations of sexual harassment and Nazi salutes impacting recruitment.
Economists urge EU lawmakers to adopt a digital euro to counter US dominance in global finance.
Iran has issued strong warnings to the US and Israel against intervention, citing civil unrest as a threat to stability.
Nordic countries have dismissed former President Trump's claims about Chinese and Russian ships near Greenland amid rising tensions.
The UK's unemployment rate has risen, attributed to an increase in labor supply, which is seen positively for businesses.
Speculation mounts regarding the potential resignation of Iran's Supreme Leader by January 31 amid ongoing protests.
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer is in discussions with NATO allies to enhance military presence in the Arctic amid concerns over Donald Trump's ambitions for Greenland.
President Trump has announced that Cuba will no longer receive Venezuelan oil, prompting a defiant response from the Cuban government.
Following a shooting incident involving ICE in Minneapolis, South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem has labeled the actions as 'domestic terrorism', leading to calls for her impeachment.
European leaders are encouraged to consider a more independent approach in foreign policy, reducing reliance on the US amid rising costs of alignment with Trump.