New Deadly Clashes in Syria's Aleppo
Fresh deadly violence has erupted in Aleppo, Syria, between government forces and Kurdish fighters. The clashes highlight the ongoing instability in the region. Read the latest details.
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Cuba names 32 officers killed in U.S. Venezuela operation
Cuba has detailed the deaths of 32 officers during a U.S. military operation in Caracas that captured Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro. The U.S. defends the attack as Maduro reportedly resisted.
Trump seeks Greenland for security, faces Danish opposition
U.S. President Donald Trump asserts control of Greenland is vital for national security against China, but Denmark continues to reject the proposal. Explore the geopolitical stakes.
Maduro claims POW status after U.S. capture
Ousted Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro was arraigned after U.S. military seizure, claiming prisoner of war status. Officials report he and his wife sustained head injuries during the operation.
35 Killed as Iran Forces Clash with Protesters in Main Bazaar
Security forces engaged protesters in Tehran's historic Grand Bazaar, resulting in at least 35 deaths. The clashes mark a significant escalation in ongoing demonstrations. Read the latest developments.
Ex-UN envoy Rae: U.S. threats to Greenland, Canada are real
Former Canadian UN ambassador Bob Rae says Trump's claims on the Western Hemisphere pose a direct threat to NATO. Read his urgent warning for Canada and Greenland.
Canada to Build Forces for Ukraine Peace Support
Prime Minister Mark Carney announces Canada will build specialized forces to support peace efforts in Ukraine. Details follow his arrival in Paris for diplomatic talks.
Pentagon Censures Senator Kelly Over Military Video
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth moves to punish Arizona Senator Mark Kelly for a video urging troops to defy illegal orders. Kelly vows to fight back, citing free speech.
Hegseth censures Sen. Kelly after Democrats' military video
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth rebukes Sen. Mark Kelly following a Democratic video encouraging troops to defy unlawful orders. The clash highlights tensions over military authority and civilian oversight.
Trump's Greenland Push Threatens NATO, Denmark Warns
U.S. President Donald Trump's renewed pursuit of Greenland has escalated tensions with Denmark, threatening the NATO alliance. Discover the strategic and resource stakes for North America.
Israel Strikes Hezbollah, Hamas in Lebanon Before Meeting
Israeli forces conducted targeted strikes on Hezbollah and Hamas positions in Lebanon on January 5, 2026, escalating tensions ahead of a crucial disarmament meeting. Get the latest details.
Suspect in custody after hammer attack at VP JD Vance's home
A man was arrested for allegedly breaking windows with a hammer at U.S. Vice President JD Vance's Cincinnati home. The Secret Service detained the suspect while the Vance family was away.
Hegseth censures Sen. Kelly after warning on illegal orders
U.S. Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth has publicly criticized Senator Mark Kelly after the Arizona Democrat warned military personnel about following potentially illegal orders. The clash highlights tensions over U.S. policy in the Caribbean.
Analysis: U.S. Operation in Venezuela Was a Measured Response
An analysis of the U.S. operation in Venezuela that captured Nicolás Maduro, arguing it was a limited, disciplined action aimed at containment, not regime change. Read the full breakdown.
Defence Secretary Censures Senator Over Troops Video
U.S. Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth has formally censured Senator Mark Kelly for a video urging troops to resist unlawful orders. The move could lead to a demotion of Kelly's retired Navy rank.
Zelenskyy replaces security chief before Paris talks
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy dismisses his security chief ahead of key Paris talks, as a Russian drone strike kills a patient in a Kyiv clinic. Get the latest on the war's developments.
Man Detained After Vandalizing VP JD Vance's Home
U.S. Secret Service agents detained a man who broke windows and damaged property at Vice President JD Vance's Ohio residence. The home was unoccupied at the time. Read the latest details.
Suspect arrested after incident at VP JD Vance's Ohio home
One person is in custody following a security incident at the Ohio residence of U.S. Vice-President JD Vance. Authorities have not released details on the nature of the event.
North Korea tests hypersonic weapons system, state media says
North Korea announces a successful test of a hypersonic weapons system, with leader Kim Jong Un personally observing the launch. The event, reported on January 4, 2026, marks a continued escalation in the regime's missile program.
Military police cleared in drill that injured DND worker
Military police exonerated after a 2024 training exercise in Montreal left a civilian DND employee injured. An independent public hearing is now set to investigate.
US Senator Says Officials Lied on Venezuela Regime Change
Senator Chris Murphy claims Defense and State officials misled Congress about Trump's Venezuela actions, calling it a breach of trust. Read the explosive details.
Trump Warns of More Military Action in Latin America
U.S. President Trump threatens further military strikes in Venezuela and action against Colombia and Mexico over drug flows. Details on the fallout from Maduro's capture.
Trump Targets Greenland, Warns Colombia and Cuba Post-Venezuela
President Trump renews calls for a U.S. takeover of Greenland, issues threats to Colombia over cocaine, and warns Cuba's government is in trouble following the Venezuela operation. Analysis of hemispheric strategy.
Cuba: 32 officers killed in U.S. action in Venezuela
Cuba alleges a U.S. operation in Venezuela led to the deaths of 32 Cuban officers. The incident escalates tensions between Havana and Washington. Read the full report.
N. Korea Launches Missiles During Key Regional Diplomacy
North Korea launched ballistic missiles, its first in two months, as South Korea's president began a state visit to China. The move heightens global tensions following U.S. action in Venezuela.
France, U.K. hit Islamic State targets in Syria
British and French forces carried out joint airstrikes against an ISIS facility in Syria on January 3, 2026, aiming to prevent the extremist group's resurgence. Read the full details.
Venezuela's Maduro indicted on drug, corruption charges
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro faces U.S. indictment on cocaine trafficking and corruption charges, now detained in New York. The case highlights international legal actions against alleged state-sponsored crime.
Ukrainian Drone Threat Forces Moscow Airport Closures
Russian authorities halted flights at Moscow's airports due to a Ukrainian drone threat on January 4, 2026, causing major travel disruptions. Read the latest updates on the ongoing conflict.
Berlin blackout hits 45,000 homes in alleged attack
A major power outage in Berlin, blamed on a politically motivated attack, left 45,000 homes in the dark. Emergency services evacuated vulnerable residents. Read the latest details.
Trump's Venezuela Raid Tests U.S. Power as Rivals Watch
President Trump's intervention in Venezuela, framed as a modern Monroe Doctrine, raises global questions about unilateral power and sets a precedent closely watched by Russia and China. Explore the implications.
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