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A citywide power outage struck Greenland's capital Nuuk on Saturday night due to an accident. Authorities are working to restore power, with details on the cause still unclear.
January 25, 2026
Israel is entering election mode, with party mergers and political maneuvering taking center stage, but real ideological debate is lacking. The editorial calls for new political forces to present substantive ideas, not just opposition to the current prime minister.
Myanmar's top general Min Aung Hlaing is overseeing an election expected to reinforce military rule, following years of conflict and repression. The poll is widely seen as lacking legitimacy, with skepticism from both citizens and international observers.
January 25, 2026
Jewellery industry leaders urge the government to cut taxes and reform policies in the next budget to boost exports and attract foreign buyers. Their proposals focus on lowering costs, improving customs procedures, and supporting sector growth.
Firefighters battled a blaze at the demolished former United Nations agency compound in Jerusalem, working to protect nearby homes. The site was recently evacuated and demolished by government order. No injuries were reported, and the cause is under investigation.
Israel will see mild, windy weather through Monday before cooler temperatures, rain, and thunderstorms arrive midweek. Strong winds are forecast nationwide, with showers expected in northern and central regions.
Iran's crackdown on anti-government protests has claimed over 33,000 lives, far exceeding earlier estimates. International leaders have condemned the violence, but the regime continues its harsh response. The exiled crown prince has urged global support for the Iranian people's struggle.
A fierce media campaign by Saudi Arabia against the United Arab Emirates has heightened tensions between the Gulf neighbors, raising fears of a new crisis. The dispute, sparked by events in Yemen, has exposed deep divisions and could have significant regional and economic consequences.
January 24, 2026
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu blocked President Isaac Herzog from participating in Donald Trump's launch of the Gazan Board of Peace at Davos. Trump aims for the board to address global challenges but has only secured United States participation among key international powers.
January 24, 2026
A new photo exhibition in Thiruvananthapuram presents powerful images from Gaza, captured by Dr Santhosh Kumar S S during his humanitarian mission. The exhibition offers a glimpse into daily life and resilience amid conflict, and is open to the public for free.
January 24, 2026
The article explores how weaponized immigration in Minnesota exposes Jews and other minorities to heightened risks amid political and institutional breakdown. It warns that using migration as a political tool erodes public trust and endangers democracy.
A gas explosion triggered a fire in a New York City apartment building, resulting in one death and several injuries. Emergency crews responded quickly, and shelters were set up for displaced residents.





