The Kremlin says Putin has been invited to join Trump’s Gaza ‘Board of Peace,’ raising questions about the US plan amid the ongoing Ukraine conflict.
Iga Swiatek survives a tough first-round match against Chinese qualifier Yuan Yue at the Australian Open 2026, advancing to round two.
Prince Harry begins privacy trial against Daily Mail at London High Court, joined by Elton John, Elizabeth Hurley, and other high-profile claimants.
Brussels, January 2026 — According to parliament news, that diplomats and regional observers say the SDF security issue has become a defining element of high level political engagement in the Belgian capital this week. Delegations from across the Middle East and Europe
Keir Starmer rejects retaliatory tariffs on the US, urging calm dialogue over Trump’s Greenland threats and warning a trade war would harm allies.
Brussels, January 2026 — According to parliament news ,that diplomats and observers say the regional leaders meeting convened in the Belgian capital marks a pivotal moment for discussions on governance, stability, and political coordination in Syria’s Hasakah province. Representatives from across the region
British tennis player Francesca Jones retired in tears from her Australian Open first-round match after suffering a glute injury, ending her campaign early.
Brussels, January — According to parliament news, observers say the US Greenland strategy has become one of the most influential forces reshaping Arctic politics this year. From defense planning and diplomatic signaling to economic and environmental considerations, Greenland’s strategic value has moved
Trump tells Norway’s PM he’s no longer focused purely on peace, linking Greenland control demands to a Nobel Peace Prize snub.
FTSE 100 dips amid Trump’s Greenland tariff threats; Starmer set to respond, raising market uncertainty and global trade concerns.
Stan Wawrinka, 40, wins first-round match at Australian Open, advancing in his final season while honoring his tennis legacy.
When people ask me ‘why should we care about Nigeria?’ my response is always: ‘how could we not?’ Fifteen years ago, I sat in a comfortable hotel room in Abuja and listened to a man tell me how his wife was brutally
