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Putin Invited to Join Gaza Board of Peace, Kremlin Says
The board will oversee the National Committee for the Administration of Gaza led by former Palestinian Authority official Ali Abdel Hamid Sha'ath.
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Russia Says It Could Resume Power Supplies to China Depending on Terms Agreed
The timing of the suspension of power supply is a bit unusual, reflecting the current complex dynamics of international politics, analysts said.
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World Economic Forum Opens With Record Leader Turnout as Trump Set to Attend Davos
World leaders head to Davos, Switzerland, for high-stakes talks as AI investment fuels optimism but geopolitical tensions darken the mood.
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Spanish Train Crash Kills at Least 39
The high-speed train was traveling from Málaga to Madrid when it derailed near Córdoba and struck a second train.
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Nobel Foundation Says Prize Can’t Be Passed On to Others After Trump–Machado Meeting
The foundation that awards the Peace Prize said that the will of Alfred Nobel stipulates that it can’t be transferred.
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EU Leaders Ready to ‘Defend Ourselves’ Amid US Tariff Threats Over Greenland
Trump said the United States would impose increasing tariffs on eight European nations rejecting a U.S. purchase of Greenland starting Feb. 1.
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World Leaders React to Trump’s 10 Percent Tariff on 8 European Countries
Trump has said that if the United States doesn’t gain control of Greenland, China or Russia will take it.
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US to Impose 10 Percent Tariff on 8 European Countries Opposing Greenland Deal
‘The United States of America is immediately open to negotiation with Denmark and/or any of these Countries that have put so much at risk,’ Trump wrote.
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New Cryptocurrency Pegged to Russian Ruble is Gaining Traction, Say Experts
Paz Gomez, a cryptocurrency expert, says the A7A5 stablecoin is mainly traded through Uniswap, a decentralized exchange that is invulnerable to sanctions.
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UK to Raise Reservist Minimum Call-Up Age to 65 to Boost Military Personnel Capacity
The Ministry of Defence said this approach will increase the pool of knowledge they can draw on outside of the active military in times of conflict.
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European Troops Won’t Change Trump’s Greenland Goals, White House Says
Several European nations have deployed small numbers of soldiers to the Danish territory as part of a mission intended to boost security in the Arctic region.
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Trump Suggests Tariff for Countries That ‘Don’t Go Along With Greenland’ Plan
The president made the remarks as U.S. and Danish officials discuss the future of the world’s largest island.
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Ukrainian Power Grid Faces Unprecedented Challenge, Energy Minister Says
Russia has bombarded Ukraine’s power grid, especially in winter, in a strategy Kyiv officials have previously labeled ‘weaponizing winter.’
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US Lawmakers in Denmark Seek to ‘Lower the Temperature’ Amid Trump Bid to Take Over Greenland
Trump has been forthright in his position on taking over Greenland, arguing that NATO would be stronger if Washington relieved Copenhagen of the territory.
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Putin Invited to Join Gaza Board of Peace, Kremlin Says
The board will oversee the National Committee for the Administration of Gaza led by former Palestinian Authority official Ali Abdel Hamid Sha'ath.
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Russia Says It Could Resume Power Supplies to China Depending on Terms Agreed
The timing of the suspension of power supply is a bit unusual, reflecting the current complex dynamics of international politics, analysts said.
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World Economic Forum Opens With Record Leader Turnout as Trump Set to Attend Davos
World leaders head to Davos, Switzerland, for high-stakes talks as AI investment fuels optimism but geopolitical tensions darken the mood.
|
Spanish Train Crash Kills at Least 39
The high-speed train was traveling from Málaga to Madrid when it derailed near Córdoba and struck a second train.
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Nobel Foundation Says Prize Can’t Be Passed On to Others After Trump–Machado Meeting
The foundation that awards the Peace Prize said that the will of Alfred Nobel stipulates that it can’t be transferred.
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EU Leaders Ready to ‘Defend Ourselves’ Amid US Tariff Threats Over Greenland
Trump said the United States would impose increasing tariffs on eight European nations rejecting a U.S. purchase of Greenland starting Feb. 1.
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World Leaders React to Trump’s 10 Percent Tariff on 8 European Countries
Trump has said that if the United States doesn’t gain control of Greenland, China or Russia will take it.
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US to Impose 10 Percent Tariff on 8 European Countries Opposing Greenland Deal
‘The United States of America is immediately open to negotiation with Denmark and/or any of these Countries that have put so much at risk,’ Trump wrote.
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New Cryptocurrency Pegged to Russian Ruble is Gaining Traction, Say Experts
Paz Gomez, a cryptocurrency expert, says the A7A5 stablecoin is mainly traded through Uniswap, a decentralized exchange that is invulnerable to sanctions.
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UK to Raise Reservist Minimum Call-Up Age to 65 to Boost Military Personnel Capacity
The Ministry of Defence said this approach will increase the pool of knowledge they can draw on outside of the active military in times of conflict.
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European Troops Won’t Change Trump’s Greenland Goals, White House Says
Several European nations have deployed small numbers of soldiers to the Danish territory as part of a mission intended to boost security in the Arctic region.
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Trump Suggests Tariff for Countries That ‘Don’t Go Along With Greenland’ Plan
The president made the remarks as U.S. and Danish officials discuss the future of the world’s largest island.
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Ukrainian Power Grid Faces Unprecedented Challenge, Energy Minister Says
Russia has bombarded Ukraine’s power grid, especially in winter, in a strategy Kyiv officials have previously labeled ‘weaponizing winter.’
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US Lawmakers in Denmark Seek to ‘Lower the Temperature’ Amid Trump Bid to Take Over Greenland
Trump has been forthright in his position on taking over Greenland, arguing that NATO would be stronger if Washington relieved Copenhagen of the territory.
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