Gulf countries intervene to prevent US strike on Iran, NATO increases military presence in Greenland

Gulf countries intervene to prevent US strike on Iran, easing regional tensions amid diplomatic efforts to maintain stability and avoid conflict in the Middle East. (ΤΟ ΒΗΜΑ )

World: US-Iran tensions appear to be easing, Arab governments report, as regional dynamics shift, potentially signaling a new era of diplomacy and cooperation in the Middle East.

Euronews.com: Former US official John Bolton suggests military action against Iran could be a decisive option, amid rising tensions between the two nations, in a recent statement.

NDTV News Search Records Found 1000: The US has deployed a carrier strike group to the Middle East amid escalating US-Iran tensions, bolstering regional security and military presence.

US imposes 25% tariff on countries trading with Iran, affecting China, Iraq, and others, in response to Iran's crackdown on protests, potentially straining US-China relations and exacerbating Iran's economic crisis. (BBC News - Jemma Crew)

US imposes 25% tariff on select semiconductors, potentially disrupting global supply chains and distorting market dynamics, sparking trade concerns worldwide. (Global Times )

NATO increases military presence in Greenland amid Arctic tensions, potentially impacting US-Greenland relations, as European troops arrive to bolster regional security and cooperation. (Diario Las Américas )

ΤΟ ΒΗΜΑ: NATO enhances military presence in Greenland, bolstering regional security amidst escalating Arctic geopolitical tensions and competing interests among global powers.

ΤΟ ΒΗΜΑ: Denmark's PM expresses concern over Trump's intentions for Greenland, receives backing from NATO allies in territorial dispute, emphasizing regional security and cooperation.

https://saudigazette.com.sa/: European troops arrive in Greenland to boost security after US-Denmark talks fail

Denmark reaffirms claim to Greenland, deeming US involvement unnecessary, and deploys its army to assert its stance amidst ongoing territorial dispute and diplomatic talks with US officials. (The Hindu )

French President Macron warns of severe consequences if the US attempts to acquire Greenland from Denmark, citing unprecedented geopolitical implications and potential destabilization of the region. (The Local France )

Bosnia's peace process remains incomplete, hindered by persistent geopolitical tensions and unresolved ethnic divisions, posing ongoing challenges to regional stability. (Foreign Affairs )

Trump's strategy to expand US power involves targeting regions with military significance and energy wealth, as seen in Greenland and Venezuela, revealing a cohesive narrative of US dominance. (ΤΟ ΒΗΜΑ - chlogaras)

Maersk restarts Red Sea shipping, reducing transit times and freight rates following a ceasefire, enhancing global trade efficiency and affordability. (World )

Venezuelans and Iranians hope for economic improvement after regime change, but history shows that economic outcomes take time to adjust, often lagging behind sudden political shifts, as seen in recent global events. (Finance & economics )

The UK government has secured record offshore wind projects to boost renewable energy and reduce household bills, marking a significant step towards a sustainable energy future. (BBC News )

Taiwan and the US are nearing a tariff agreement, expected to significantly impact the global semiconductor trade and potentially boost bilateral economic ties between the two nations. (Devdiscourse )

Global unemployment is projected to reach 186 million by 2026, disproportionately affecting youth and women, due to labour market barriers and AI automation challenges, warns the International Labour Organization. (The Eastleigh Voice )

The Guardian Nigeria News: The International Labour Organization warns that 186 million people may remain unemployed in 2026 due to the increasing threat of AI automation in the job market, posing significant challenges to global employment.

IMF's Kristalina Georgieva addresses AI's job displacement impact, a growing economic concern, highlighting need for adaptability and workforce retraining strategies. (Time Magazine )

USDA reports indicate corn acres and fertilizer markets are being impacted by ongoing geopolitical tensions, affecting global supply chains and prices. (American Ag Network )

The US facilitates sale of Venezuelan oil worth hundreds of millions, aiming to stabilize the country's economy and alleviate financial pressures. (NYT > World News - Anatoly Kurmanaev)

The EU-Mercosur trade agreement establishes a vast free trade area, promoting economic cooperation and countering global protectionism between the two regions. (Foreign Policy )

The US House passes a bill limiting Chinese access to AI chips through cloud services, citing national security concerns and aiming to restrict China's technological advancements. (China Economic Review - will)

Argentina's annual inflation rate drops to 31.5%, the lowest since 2017, with December inflation at 2.8% (Buenos Aires Times )

India's exports to the US hit a 5-month high, with virtual trade talks addressing pending issues and fostering economic cooperation between the two nations. (The Hindu )

Brazil's influence wanes in Latin America's shifting geopolitical landscape, altering regional power dynamics and creating new opportunities for other nations to fill the void. (Bloomberg.com )

Geopolitical tensions escalate in the Horn of Africa as global powers vie for influence, sparking concerns over regional stability and security. (Geopolitical Futures )

US initiates second phase of Gaza peace plan, focusing on demilitarization and reconstruction efforts to promote stability in the region. (World - Karen DeYoung, Claire Parker, Heba Farouk Mahfouz)

Trump's Gen Z approval rating drops to -32, with a growing majority identifying as Democrats, indicating a significant decline in support among younger voters. (uk - Ben Blanchet)

France to establish consulate in Greenland, strengthening Arctic presence amid growing US interest in the region's strategic resources and trade routes. (The Local France )

France's government withstands no-confidence votes amid criticism over an EU trade deal, securing its position despite opposition from lawmakers and unions. (The Local France )

Zimbabwe's 25-year-old land reform has enabled small farmers to build resilience to climate change, according to recent research, promoting agricultural stability and sustainability. (The Independent - Nick Ferris)

Australia's lower Murray River is classified as critically endangered, raising concerns about water security and the region's ecosystem due to environmental degradation and climate change impacts. (The Age - Politics / Federal - Mike Foley)

Hong Kong's privacy watchdog cautions against using Grok AI to generate indecent images, citing potential breaches of data protection laws and social norms. (News - South China Morning Post - Wynna Wong)

NASA aims to establish a lunar nuclear reactor by 2030, providing a reliable power source for future manned Mars missions and expanding space exploration capabilities. (The Washington Times stories: News - Brad Matthews)

Australia's social media ban for under-16s sparks 5 million account deactivations within five weeks, citing regulatory compliance and child safety concerns. (Sydney Morning Herald - Politics / Federal - Bronte Gossling)