How far will Trump go on Greenland? 'You'll find out' says US President
World | Updated: Jan 21, 2026
- Trump suggests a possible deal on Greenland despite European alarm
- Denmark warns NATO alliance at risk if Trump pursues Greenland threats
- Greenland's leaders insist the island is not for sale
Azerbaijan emerges as new platform for Khalistan narrative backed by Pak-Turkey axis: Why India should watch closely
World | Updated: Jan 21, 2026
Azerbaijan held a conference promoting the Khalistan cause, supported by Pakistan and Turkey, featuring extremists and officials in a bid to internationalize India’s internal security issues and increase global pressure on New Delhi.
EU Parliament halts US trade deal work after Trump’s Greenland remarks in Davos
World | Updated: Jan 21, 2026
- EU Parliament halts EU-US trade deal talks after Trump's Greenland comments.
- Votes on EU import duty cuts and lobster access postponed amid tariff threats
- Deal remains on hold, raising risk of US retaliation and higher tariffs
Davos 2026: US will not use force to take Greenland, says Donald Trump
World | Updated: Jan 21, 2026
- Trump says US will not use force to take Greenland
- Only US can protect Greenland, calls for negotiations to acquire it
- Trump claims US is booming, criticizes Europe and NATO allies
'US Supreme Court could declare Trump tariffs as invalid and US could have to refund tariffs worth $165-170bn': Jahangir Aziz
World | Updated: Jan 21, 2026
- US Supreme Court may invalidate Trump-era tariffs under IEEPA.
- US could still impose tariffs on India using Section 301 and Section 232.
- India urged to reconsider protectionist trade policies amid tariff risks.
1 from UK, 2 from Norway, 15 from France: Europe’s symbolic military move in Greenland amid Trump's threats
World | Updated: Jan 21, 2026
European countries, including the UK, Norway, and France, have deployed troops to Greenland to support Danish sovereignty amid US pressure for control. The move signals NATO unity and increased Arctic cooperation, with a larger presence possible by 2026.
‘Like a rock concert’: Laughter, gasps and walkouts as Donald Trump addresses Davos elites
World | Updated: Jan 21, 2026
Hundreds of global elites queued for hours to hear President Trump speak at Davos, with many relegated to overflow rooms. His speech drew laughs and gasps, especially over Greenland, sparking debate and concern about US-Europe tensions at the World Economic Forum.
WEF 2026: Donald Trump repeatedly mistakes Greenland for Iceland in Davos speech
World | Updated: Jan 21, 2026
- Trump repeatedly confused Greenland with Iceland during his Davos speech
- He rejected using military force for Greenland, advocating for negotiations instead.
- Trump criticized Denmark's defense spending, stressed Greenland's strategic value.
When America booms, the entire world booms: Donald Trump’s top quotes from Davos speech
World | Updated: Jan 21, 2026
- Trump returned to Davos, touting US economic strength and criticizing Europe
- He praised US growth, nuclear energy progress, and Venezuela's oil prospects
- Trump claimed Europe is hurt by green energy and migration policies
Davos 2026 | 'You can say yes or we’ll remember': Trump issues stark warning to Europe on Greenland takeover
World | Updated: Jan 21, 2026
President Trump called for immediate negotiations to acquire Greenland, claiming only the US can secure it, but said force won't be used. His remarks at Davos sparked opposition from Europe, Canada, and NATO, who urged diplomacy and warned of a crisis in relations.
'I don't recognise it': At Davos, Trump says 'Europe not heading in the right direction' amid Greenland tensions
World | Updated: Jan 21, 2026
President Trump criticized Europe’s immigration and economic policies, claiming parts are “not even recognizable,” and linked these issues to US negotiations over Greenland. He also rebuked Canada’s Prime Minister, stressing US commitment to strong Western alliances.
Big tariffs, bigger receipts: Study finds Americans, not foreigners, are paying 96% of Trump’s tariff costs
World | Updated: Jan 21, 2026
- Study finds US consumers pay 96% of tariff costs, not foreign countries
- US manufacturing lost 60,000 jobs since tariffs began in April 2025
- Export volumes to US dropped sharply; exporters redirected sales elsewhere.
The $10 million holiday that’s coming: US start-up plans world’s first Moon hotel by 2032. Here’s how it will work
World | Updated: Jan 21, 2026
California start-up GRU Space plans to open the first permanent hotel on the Moon by 2032, using lunar soil for construction. Early stays require spaceflight experience and a $1 million deposit, with final costs expected to exceed $10 million per guest.
'Broken safety culture': Aviation watchdog flags deep technical flaws in Boeing 787 after Ahmedabad Dreamliner crash
World | Updated: Jan 21, 2026
A US aviation safety watchdog accuses Boeing of ignoring technical flaws in the 787 Dreamliner, linking them to the Ahmedabad crash that killed 260. Over 2,000 issues are reported, urging investigations to focus beyond pilot error and examine systemic problems.
Big invitations, bigger questions | Trump’s Gaza ‘Board of Peace’: Who’s in, who’s out and why many are hesitating to join
World | Updated: Jan 21, 2026
Donald Trump announced the Board of Peace to oversee Gaza’s post-war governance, inviting leaders from 60 countries. Some nations joined, others remain undecided or rejected the plan. Key questions about the board’s authority and future scope remain unresolved.
Trump 1.0 Vs Trump 2.0: How US stocks behaved in the first year of each presidency
World | Updated: Jan 21, 2026
- Trump's first term had strong market gains; second term saw volatility, modest growth.
- Higher rates and policy uncertainty have hurt Trump 2.0 market performance.
- Obama's first year had the biggest equity rally; Biden's saw moderate gains.
Power without noise: How an India-UAE-Israel bloc is quietly countering Pakistan’s 'Islamic NATO' push | Explained
World | Updated: Jan 21, 2026
Global security dynamics are shifting as US influence wanes. Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and Turkey pursue an "Islamic NATO," but face internal challenges. India, UAE, and Israel form a pragmatic, capability-driven alignment, expanding ties to Greece and Cyprus.
Britain, China to revive 'Golden Era' business dialogue during Starmer visit: Report
World | Updated: Jan 21, 2026
- UK PM Starmer to visit Beijing, aiming to revive UK-China business dialogue
- Major UK and Chinese firms invited to join revamped UK-China CEO Council
- Starmer's visit follows approval for China's largest embassy in Europe in London
Japan restarts world's biggest nuclear plant
World | Updated: Jan 21, 2026
- Japan restarts world's largest nuclear plant after 2011 disaster.
- Local residents remain divided, with 60 percent opposing the restart
- Japan aims to boost nuclear power to cut fossil fuel use and meet energy needs
Pakistan's terror paradox: Hafiz Saeed seen praying at new Lashkar site in Pakistan. What this reveals about Lashkar’s revival
World | Updated: Jan 21, 2026
Photos of Hafiz Saeed at a foundation ceremony in Multan highlight Pakistan’s ongoing support for banned terror groups, raising concerns about its counterterrorism claims and enforcement, especially as Saeed oversees new Lashkar-e-Taiba infrastructure projects.
Nvidia’s Jensen Huang plans to visit China as he works to reopen market
World | Updated: Jan 21, 2026
- Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang to visit China as US eases AI chip export rules
- China to approve Nvidia H200 chip imports, restrict use in sensitive sectors
- US lawmakers debate tighter oversight of Nvidia AI chip sales to China
OpenAI says it will pay for energy upgrades at Stargate sites
World | Updated: Jan 21, 2026
- OpenAI to fund energy infrastructure for Stargate data centers to prevent bill hikes
- OpenAI pledges its operations won't raise local electricity prices
- Stargate sites in TX, NM, WI, and MI will adopt this policy
Shehbaz Sharif’s Davos call for civil-military ‘teamwork’ to tackle economy revives debate on who actually runs Pakistan
World | Updated: Jan 21, 2026
At Davos, Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif called for “teamwork” between political and military leaders to tackle economic woes, highlighting the military’s dominant role in policymaking, which critics say undermines civilian authority and has failed to deliver relief.
6-year-old girl the only survivor of her family in Spain train crash, had escaped barefoot through a broken window
World | Updated: Jan 21, 2026
- At least 42 killed in high-speed train collision near Cordoba, Spain
- Six-year-old girl survived crash with minor injuries, lost family members
- Spain's king and queen visited the site; cause of collision under investigation
With monitors and lawsuits, Pakistanis fight for clean air
World | Updated: Jan 21, 2026
- Citizens in Pakistan deploy air monitors to track severe pollution levels
- PAQI data led to Punjab installing 44 official air quality stations
- Legal actions and grassroots efforts push for cleaner air and policy changes
Scott Bessent says India has stopped buying Russian oil. Do numbers support US claim amid Trump tariffs?
World | Updated: Jan 21, 2026
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent claimed India reduced Russian oil imports due to US tariffs, but analysts say India's oil strategy is driven by economics, not politics. Data shows only short-term fluctuations, with Russia still a major supplier to India.
US bought the Danish Virgin Islands in 1917 for $25M. Does that mean Greenland is for sale?
World | Updated: Jan 21, 2026
- The US bought the Danish Virgin Islands for $25M in gold in 1917.
- The purchase was for strategic reasons during WWI, not for real estate.
- Greenland now has self-governance and faces complex modern issues.
Trump slams UK’s Diego Garcia handover as ‘great stupidity’, links move to Greenland push
World | Updated: Jan 21, 2026
- Trump calls UK plan to transfer Diego Garcia to Mauritius "great stupidity"
- He links the move to his push for acquiring Greenland for US national security
- UK will lease Diego Garcia back for 99 years after transferring Chagos Islands
Why markets are dumping US assets again: Trump’s Greenland tariff threat reignites ‘Sell America’
World | Updated: Jan 21, 2026
- Investors sell US assets after Trump threatens tariffs over Greenland dispute
- US stocks, bonds, dollar fall; gold, yen, Swiss franc rise as safe havens.
- EU considers retaliation; market volatility rises amid geopolitical uncertainty
One year in, Trump is governing without filters, and without guardrails
World | Updated: Jan 21, 2026
- Trump marked his term anniversary with an 80-minute unscripted White House speech.
- He showed confidence, shared personal stories, and rejected traditional norms.
- Trump stressed ruling without limits, prioritizing loyalty and self-validation.