Friday, Jan 31

Salwan Momika, an anti-Islam activist in Sweden, was shot dead before a court verdict on Koran burnings, leading to five arrests and security alerts for potential foreign involvement.

Wednesday, Jan 29

New evidence points to possible links between Southern California Edison’s power lines and the deadly Eaton fire that ravaged Los Angeles, raising concerns over utility accountability.

Tuesday, Jan 28

North Korea tests cruise missiles and vows a strong response to US military drills, seeking to gauge Washington's willingness for dialogue under Trump.

Sunday, Jan 26

Storm Éowyn wreaks havoc across Ireland and the UK, causing record winds, extensive power outages, and a nationwide clean-up effort following significant damage.

Saturday, Jan 25

Colombia's President Gustavo Petro has declared emergency powers to combat escalating violence in the coca-producing Catatumbo region, resulting in mass displacements.

Tuesday, Jan 21

Exploring Trump’s anticipated use of executive orders to reshape government policies without congressional approval.

Monday, Jan 20

In a bid to safeguard against potential retaliatory actions from Trump, Biden grants pardons to Fauci, Milley, and January 6 committee members in his final hours.

Saturday, Jan 18

Iran and Russia are deepening diplomatic ties, focusing on nuclear energy projects and signaling a potential shift in regional dynamics as U.S. policy recalibrates.

Friday, Jan 17

Evacuations and Highway 1 closure follow a fire at Moss Landing Power Plant in Monterey County.

Thursday, Jan 16

South Korea firmly rejects Pete Hegseth’s characterization of North Korea as a 'nuclear power' during his Senate confirmation hearing.