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UAE Joins U.S.-Led "Peace Council": President Mohamed bin Zayed Accepts Trump’s Invitation
The UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced Tuesday that President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan has accepted a formal invitation from the United States to join the "Peace Council." Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs, emphasized that this move underscores the UAE’s commitment to the full implementation of President Donald Trump’s 20-point peace plan for Gaza and the realization of Palestinian rights. Abu Dhabi reaffirmed it
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Jan 201 min read


Spain in Mourning: 40 Dead in High-Speed Train Collision, PM Vows Full Investigation
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has declared three days of national mourning following a catastrophic high-speed train collision in southern Spain that killed at least 40 people and injured over 122. The accident occurred Sunday evening near Adamuz when a Madrid-bound train derailed and struck an oncoming train. Emergency teams are still working through the mangled wreckage to identify victims and rescue those trapped. Transport Minister Óscar Puente described the incide
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Jan 201 min read


"Betrayed and Defeated": Iranian Protesters Face Deep Despair as Trump Retracts Military Intervention Promises
A wave of confusion and disillusionment is sweeping through Iran after President Donald Trump backed away from his repeated pledges to militarily support the uprising against the regime. Speaking to the Washington Post, protesters expressed a sense of "deep betrayal," revealing that Trump’s social media vows of "help is on the way" were a primary catalyst for their risky defiance. However, as the promised strikes failed to materialize, many now feel abandoned by an administra
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Jan 191 min read


Trump’s "Peace Council" Diplomacy: Putin Invited to Join Global Coalition for Gaza Reconstruction
The Kremlin confirmed on Monday that President Vladimir Putin has been invited by U.S. President Donald Trump to join the newly proposed "Peace Council" for the Gaza Strip. Moscow stated it is currently reviewing the proposal, signaling a potential diplomatic opening between the two powers. This council is designed to oversee a 15-member Palestinian technocratic committee led by Ali Shaath, which will manage Gaza’s daily affairs and administrative recovery. Trump’s invitation
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Jan 191 min read


Spain Shattered by "Night of Pain": 39 Dead in Country's Worst Train Disaster in a Decade
A horrific collision between two high-speed trains in southern Spain has left at least 39 dead and 123 injured, marking the nation’s deadliest rail accident in over ten years. An "Iryo" train derailed near Adamuz, slamming into a "Renfe" train traveling in the opposite direction. Transport Minister Óscar Puente described the impact as so violent it threw several carriages off the tracks, leaving experts "deeply puzzled" by the cause. Survivors described the impact as "feeling
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Jan 191 min read


Pezeshkian Warns of "Total War" if Khamenei Targeted; Internet Partially Restored in Iran After 10-Day Blackout
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian issued a chilling warning on Sunday, stating that any attack on Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei would be treated as a "declaration of total war" against the Iranian people. This defiant rhetoric follows President Donald Trump’s recent call for "new leadership in Iran" amid widespread anti-government protests that have rocked the nation since late December. On the ground, "NetBlocks" confirmed a limited restoration of internet services after a n
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Jan 181 min read


Strategic Summit in Damascus: SDF Leader Mazloum Abdi to Meet President Al-Sharaa Under U.S. Mediation
In a potentially decisive diplomatic breakthrough, the Commander-in-Chief of the SDF, Mazloum Abdi, is traveling to Damascus for a landmark meeting with Syrian President Ahmed Al-Sharaa. The summit, which will be attended by U.S. Special Envoy Tom Barrack, aims to de-escalate the violent clashes between government forces and the SDF that recently erupted in Aleppo, Raqqa, and the oil-rich regions of Deir ez-Zor. This visit follows a series of high-level discussions in Iraqi K
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Jan 181 min read


"Not for Sale": A Quarter of Greenland’s Capital Marches Over Ice to Defy Trump’s Ambitions
In what is being described as the largest protest in the island's history, nearly a quarter of the population of Nuuk braved sub-zero temperatures and snow on Saturday to deliver a clear message to President Donald Trump: "Greenland is not for sale." Accompanied by Prime Minister Jens Frederik Nielsen, protesters marched to the U.S. Consulate, waving national flags and reaffirming their right to self-determination. As the march concluded, news broke of Trump's decision to imp
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Jan 181 min read


Syrian Army Seizes Tabqa and Strategic Dams; U.S. Intervenes to Halt Clashes with Kurdish Forces
The Syrian Army has made significant territorial gains in Kurdish-held areas, capturing the strategic city of Tabqa, its vital dam, and the Al-Hurriya dam, along with key oil fields like Rusafa and Safyan. While Arab residents in towns like Deir Hafer welcomed the government troops, the Kurdish-led SDF accused Damascus of violating withdrawal agreements by pushing further east. The clashes have resulted in casualties on both sides, marking a serious escalation in northern Syr
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Jan 181 min read


Rift in the Alliance: Netanyahu Publicly Clashes with Trump Over Turkish and Qatari Roles in Gaza Administration
In a rare public standoff, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has openly challenged President Donald Trump over the composition of the "Executive Committee for Gaza Management." Netanyahu’s office stated that the inclusion of Turkish and Qatari officials was "not coordinated with Israel" and contradicts its core security policies, sparking a formal diplomatic protest to Washington. While political sources suggest Netanyahu was pre-informed, the fierce internal opposition from
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Jan 181 min read


UAE Announces Full Military Withdrawal from Yemen, Urges UN Security Council to Pivot Toward Peace
The UAE has officially notified the UN Security Council of the completion of its military withdrawal from Yemen, marking the end of its military operations while reaffirming its unwavering solidarity with the Yemeni people. Ambassador Mohamed Abushahab, Permanent Representative of the UAE to the UN, highlighted the nation's key contributions over the past decade, including the liberation of Aden and Mukalla, and the defense of Marib against Houthi aggression and terrorist thr
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Jan 151 min read


WaPo: Israel and Iran Pledge No First Strike in Secret Russian-Mediated Talks
According to The Washington Post, Israel and Iran have exchanged secret messages via Russian mediation, committing to refrain from attacking one another. Sources reveal that Israel initiated the exchange in late December, assuring Tehran that it would not launch military action unless provoked. Iran reportedly responded through Moscow, pledging to avoid a preemptive strike on Israel. This clandestine de-escalation aims to serve both nations' immediate strategic interests: Isr
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Jan 151 min read


Trump: US Control of Greenland is "Essential" for This Reason
U.S. President Donald Trump stated on Wednesday that American control over Greenland is "essential" for the "Golden Dome" air and missile defense system he plans to establish. Writing on social media, Trump, who has vowed to take control of the Arctic island from its ally Denmark, asserted: "The United States needs Greenland for National Security purposes. It is essential for the Golden Dome System we are building." NATO and Global Competition: Trump added that NATO would be
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Jan 141 min read


Trump Prepares to Announce Details of Gaza Peace Council Featuring 15 Palestinians and a Bulgarian Minister
U.S. President Donald Trump is preparing to announce the transition to the second stage of the Gaza ceasefire. He is expected to reveal a new administrative structure for the Strip today, despite obstacles such as funding issues, Israeli opposition to reconstruction, and delays in troop withdrawals. According to the Wall Street Journal , Trump believes it is time to move from fighting to governance and reconstruction, as outlined in the 20-point "Trump Plan" approved during t
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Jan 141 min read


Araghchi: Tehran is Ready for War and for Dialogue
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi stated on Monday that the merchant protests, which began on December 28, started as "calm and legitimate" but were later steered toward violence. He claimed that Iranian security forces handled the demonstrations "peacefully" and that the government immediately initiated talks to listen to the protesters' demands. Evidence of Sabotage: The Foreign Minister revealed that the government possesses evidence of security forces being fired u
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Jan 121 min read


UN Secretary-General Urges Iranian Authorities to Exercise Maximum Restraint
United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres has called on Iranian authorities to exercise "maximum restraint" and refrain from using force. He expressed deep shock over reports of violence and the excessive use of force by Iranian authorities against protesters across multiple locations, resulting in dozens of deaths and numerous injuries in recent days. UN Condemns Excessive Force: UN spokesperson Stéphane Dujarric issued a statement on behalf of the Secretary-General
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Jan 121 min read


Israel and Iran: Two Strikes Were "Close at Hand"
Former Israeli Military Intelligence Chief Tamir Hayman stated on Monday that Israel nearly launched attacks on Iran twice in recent weeks due to "miscalculations." Hayman explained that Iran’s preparations for a potential strike created an "inevitable coordination" between Israel and the United States. He noted that U.S. actions against Iran are already underway, ranging from disinformation and cyberattacks to special operations or even open war, depending on developments. L
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Jan 121 min read


Pezeshkian: America and Israel Seek to "Sow Chaos" in Iran
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian accused the United States and Israel on Sunday of attempting to spread "chaos and instability" in Iran by inciting "rioters." In an address on state television, Pezeshkian urged Iranians to distance themselves from violent elements, emphasizing that "protest is different from rioting," while asserting the government's commitment to solving economic crises and its willingness to "listen to the people." Hardline Response and Regional Threats:
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Jan 111 min read


Roundup: Rising death toll in Iran as gov't warns of "rioters," foreign meddling
Source: Xinhua Editor: huaxia CAIRO, Jan. 11 (Xinhua) -- Fatalities from two weeks of nationwide unrest in Iran climbed on Sunday as Tehran warned it would strike U.S. and Israeli bases if Washington attacked Iranian targets under the excuse of "protecting" protesters. State media reported that at least 109 members of Iran's security forces have been killed in clashes since the protests began 14 days ago. Meanwhile, human rights groups based outside the country said the numbe
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Jan 112 min read


Aleppo Clashes: Death Toll Rises, Approximately 400 Kurdish Fighters Evacuated
The Director of Media for the Aleppo Health Directorate reported on Sunday an increase in the number of casualties resulting from "SDF targeting of residential neighborhoods" since last Tuesday. Official sources stated that the toll has reached 24 deaths and 129 injuries among civilians. Evacuation and Arrests: Simultaneously, Syrian authorities evacuated approximately 400 Kurdish fighters from Aleppo to northeastern Syria. A Ministry of Interior official told AFP that 360 f
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Jan 111 min read
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