Tariffs Stoke Strains over Trump’s Greenland Strategy
House Speaker Mike Johnson backs President Trump’s Greenland strategy as new US tariffs intensify strains on transatlantic relations, raising Arctic influence debate.
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Minneapolis Protests Resurge After ICE Shooting Sparks Unrest
Protests reignited in Minneapolis nearly two weeks after an ICE officer shot a resident, as the Trump administration weighs military deployment. Activists demand accountability.
EU Vows ‘Unflinching’ Response to Trump’s Greenland Gambit at Davos
Ursula von der Leyen pledges a united EU response to Trump’s Greenland gambit at Davos, warning of a downward spiral in US-EU ties and Arctic stakes.
Davos 2026 Calls for Dialogue Amid Rising Global Risks
At Davos 2026, leaders from over 130 countries urged urgent dialogue to address escalating geoeconomic and tech risks, highlighting the Chinese mainland’s role in sustainable global growth.
Kiir Appoints Aleu as South Sudan’s Interior Minister in Cabinet Shake-Up
President Salva Kiir has dismissed Interior Minister Angelina Teny and installed former minister Aleu Ayieny Aleu in a broad cabinet reshuffle amid intensifying political tensions in South Sudan.
CGTN Poll: 84% Global Dissatisfaction with Trump’s First Year
A new CGTN poll finds 84% of respondents worldwide dissatisfied with the Trump administration after one year, citing policy failures, weakened alliances and a decline in global reputation.
Sisi and Trump to Meet in Davos at WEF2026
Egyptian President Sisi and US President Trump will meet on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum in Davos to discuss regional developments, bilateral cooperation, and stability initiatives.
Canada Models Response to Hypothetical U.S. Invasion
Canada’s military has built its first conceptual model for a hypothetical U.S. invasion in 100 years, underscoring its NATO and NORAD partnership.
Sudan Launches Mass Trial of 201 RSF-Linked Defendants
On January 19, Sudan’s anti-terrorism court in Port Sudan began a mass trial of 201 RSF-linked defendants, including Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo and Abdalla Hamdok, on war crimes and crimes against humanity charges.
Britain Approves Chinese mainland’s New London Embassy
Britain’s government approved plans on Tuesday for the Chinese mainland’s new embassy in London, marking a milestone in diplomatic infrastructure.