January 16, 2026

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The Eastern front ignites: Pakistan’s ISI prepares a new 26/11 Orbán warns EU taxpayers are being misled as Ukraine funding deepens Europe’s financial divide Trump’s Greenland ambitions and the quiet advance of his inner circle into the Arctic UK intensifies Asia-Pacific pivot to boost trade, security, and global influence Iran claims victory over US amid domestic unrest, Khamenei demands accountability US imposes new sanctions on Iranian officials and financial networks amid deadly protest crackdown Why Europe is reconsidering confrontation with Russia Libya mass grave discovery exposes ongoing migrant abuses and humanitarian crisis Rohingya genocide case at the world court: Justice, legitimacy, and Bangladesh’s role India reassesses Chabahar port commitment as US sanctions pressure mounts

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Nigeria rescues hundreds of hostages in major security operations as authorities intensify crackdown on militancy

Nigerian security forces have rescued more than 300 hostages and killed dozens of suspected militants during a series of coordinated operations in the central states of Kogi and Kwara, marking read more

Lebanon formally charges former central bank governor Riad Salame in major embezzlement case

Lebanese judicial authorities have formally charged former central bank governor Riad Salame with embezzlement, forgery, and illicit enrichment in a case involving the alleged misappropriation of $44.8 million in public funds, marking read more

Lebanon’s cautious return to reason amid Hezbollah’s enduring shadow

More than a year after a fragile ceasefire halted large-scale hostilities between Hezbollah and Israel, Lebanon finds itself in an unfamiliar position: cautiously moving forward while still standing on unstable read more

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Brussels signals readiness to use frozen Russian assets as Ukraine loan backstop

The European Union has formally unveiled a €90 billion ($105 billion) loan package for Ukraine, reigniting one of the most contentious debates in European financial and legal circles: whether frozen read more

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UK launches £300 million fraud probe into social housing firm home REIT

British authorities have launched a major investigation into alleged large-scale fraud and bribery linked to Home REIT, a UK-listed social housing investment company, in a case that has intensified scrutiny read more

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