Donal Trump abandons invasion threat, EU Parliament suspends approval of US trade deal, UN scientists warn of global "water bankruptcy"

The European Parliament has suspended approval of a US trade deal due to President Trump's bid to acquire Greenland, sparking renewed trade tensions and potential retaliation. (BBC News - Jonathan Josephs)

Russia's development of nuclear-powered cruise missiles and underwater vehicles has brought strategic stability to the brink of collapse, sparking a potential new arms race with the US. (Carnegie Endowment for International Peace )

NATO and the US discuss protecting the Arctic from Russia and China, prompting reactions from Moscow and Beijing, with China calling NATO's concerns "baseless". (Tuổi Trẻ Online - Tin mới nhất - RSS Feed - CÔNG KHẢI)

UN scientists warn of global "water bankruptcy" as over-extraction depletes rivers and aquifers, threatening water security and ecosystems worldwide. (California - Ian James)

US President Donald Trump abandons invasion threat, seeks negotiations with Denmark over Greenland, aiming for a diplomatic deal respecting the territory's integrity. (uk - Kevin Schofield)

Reuters: Denmark's PM Mette Frederiksen says Greenland security talks must respect territorial integrity, following US President Trump's retraction of tariff threats and ruling out force over the semi-autonomous Danish territory.

uk: President Trump claims victory after backing down from threats to impose tariffs on Denmark over Greenland, citing a "framework of a future deal" with NATO, ending a weeks-long crisis he created.

The Age - World: US President Trump announces initial agreement on Greenland's future, following weeks of tensions and control threats, marking a potential shift in diplomatic relations with the Danish territory.

Israel's recognition of Somaliland sparks tensions in the Horn of Africa, as regional powers vie for influence and resources, amidst a broader geopolitical confluence with the Gulf region. (africanarguments.org - Ngala Chome)

US-Iran tensions have exposed new fault lines in Middle East geopolitics, with Saudi Arabia and Turkey unexpectedly backing Iran due to concerns over potential regime change and Israeli influence. (Geopolitical Monitor - Said Khanafira)

The US government warns it will take action if Haitian politicians destabilize the country, amid growing gang violence and poverty, and urges the non-elected council to advance towards the country's first elections in a decade. (Boston Herald - Associated Press Spanish)

The UAE unveils its first regulatory intelligence whitepaper in Davos, outlining a vision for an AI-powered regulatory ecosystem with agile, data-driven models and global collaboration. (sharjah24.ae )

Israel may sell stakes in defense companies to offset rising military expenditures, citing increased spending on national security and defense initiatives. (World )

Slovakia has become the world's top carmaker per capita, with Kia, Volkswagen, and others producing nearly 1 million cars annually, driven by low labor costs and high productivity. (BBC News - John Laurenson)

A Canadian federal court overturns the government's order to ban TikTok, allowing the app to continue operating pending a national security review and Investment Canada Act assessment. (National Post - Bloomberg News)

The News International: A Canadian federal court overturns a government order to ban TikTok, allowing the app to operate pending a national security review by Industry Minister Melanie Joly.

South Africa records its lowest annual inflation in 21 years, with a 3.2% average rate in 2025, despite a slight increase to 3.6% in December, driven by food and transport costs. (capetownetc.com - Aiden Daries)

Poland aims to increase gold reserves as a safeguard against global instability and geopolitical risks, diversifying its financial portfolio. (Bloomberg )

Germany's military plans to purchase three MEKO A-200 warships for €1 billion, with the first delivery expected in 2029, as part of its modernization efforts. (Báo Thanh Niên - Bảo Hoàng)

Jamie Dimon warns that AI may disrupt workers faster than society can adapt, urging governments and businesses to collaborate on retraining programs to mitigate job losses and potential civil unrest. (Observer - Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly)

The UAE and India have signed multiple agreements to deepen their strategic partnership, covering defense, energy, space, trade, and food safety, aiming to broaden cooperation and anchor bilateral ties in long-term economic and security interests. (Arabian Post - The Arabian Post Network)

Argentina records its largest energy trade surplus in 33 years, with a $7.8 billion surplus in 2025, driven by increased oil and gas production in the Vaca Muerta shale formation. (Perfil )

South Korea's benchmark index surges nearly 20% in 2023, driven by government reforms and economic growth initiatives, signaling a strong market recovery. (World )

Asian stocks surge as Wall Street rebounds and Greenland tensions ease, boosting investor confidence and market sentiment across the region. (EconoTimes )

US and European tech giants, including OpenAI and SpaceX, may go public in 2026 with valuations exceeding $100 billion, marking significant market listings. (UK news | The Guardian - Aisha Down and Dan Milmo)

Argentine stocks jump 16% on Wall Street, driven by Central Bank's $107 million purchase, as country risk falls to January's low, signaling improved market confidence. (LA NACION - Melisa Reinhold)

Russia and Cuba deepen diplomatic relations, bolstering economic and strategic cooperation amidst global tensions and shifting geopolitical landscapes. (Anadolu Ajansı )

The US has formally withdrawn from the World Health Organization, citing management and information sharing concerns, amid global health worries and unpaid dues, sparking international concern and warnings from experts. (ΤΑ ΝΕΑ )

Πρώτο Θέμα: RSS: US withdraws from WHO, citing inadequate management and information sharing, resulting in significant economic losses estimated in trillions of dollars.

Former US President Trump launches "Board of Peace" initiative, a new global governance system with the US at its core, aiming to reshape international relations and conflict resolution, potentially rivaling the United Nations. (NYT > World News - Anton Troianovski)

ΤΑ ΝΕΑ: Former US President Trump announces formation of 'Peace Council' to resolve global conflicts, positioning it as an alternative to the United Nations, aiming to promote diplomatic solutions.

New Zealand announces November 7 as the date for its national election, officially launching the campaign cycle for the country's upcoming parliamentary vote. (https://saudigazette.com.sa/ )

African elephants migrate northward in unprecedented shift, driven by climate change, altering traditional habitats and migration patterns across the continent. (creativelearningguild.co.uk )