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Trump promises to 'de-escalate' in Minnesota as he says US Border Patrol shooting victim was 'no would-be assassin'

The US president walked back his confrontational approach following a backlash over the deaths of two anti-ICE protesters in Minneapolis

Evening Standard

Ecuadorian Consulate Chaos as ICE Agent Tried to Force Entry in Minneapolis Diplomatic Standoff

Ecuador protests after ICE agent attempts entry into its Minneapolis consulate, raising international tensions over US immigration enforcement.

International Business Times UK

Nato needs to be ‘reimagined’ with Europe showing more capabilities, says Marco Rubio – as it happened

US secretary of state also said he was confident of ‘positive resolution’ on Denmark

The Guardian - UK

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Minnesota congresswoman Ilhan Omar attacked with 'unknown liquid' during town hall meeting

Shocking video footage shows a man charging at the US lawmaker before spraying a stream of liquid at her

Evening Standard

Watch: Russian soldiers tied half naked to trees, forced to eat snow as punishment

Two Russian soldiers accused of desertion and disobeying orders were reportedly punished by being tied to a tree and forced to eat snow in freezing temperatures. The footage emerged amid ongoing peace talks, with Russia demanding territorial concessions from Ukraine, which Kyiv has rejected.

The Times of India

Nipah Virus Symptoms Unlike COVID You Must Not Ignore as World Braces for Deadly Animal-To-Human Virus

Doctors warn Nipah virus symptoms can mimic flu or COVID early, but rapid brain inflammation, seizures and high death risk make early action vital globally now.

International Business Times UK

New dinosaur fossils found under a parking lot reveal a 100-year-old secret in Colorado

You never really expect to stumble across dinosaur bones while fixing up a parking lot, but that’s exactly what happened at Dinosaur National Monument, on the border of Colorado and Utah. Workers were just doing some routine upgrades near the Quarry Exhibit Hall when they hit a layer of sandstone…

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What Is Doomsday Clock? Scientist Sets The Clock To 85 Seconds To Midnight — Are We Really Running Out of Time?

The Doomsday Clock has been moved to a record 85 seconds to midnight, with scientists calling for immediate global action as escalating threats push humanity closer to catastrophe.

International Business Times UK

Emirates flight EK35 diverts to Edinburgh due to mid-air emergency, storm conditions

Emirates flight EK35 from Dubai to Newcastle faced severe weather on January 27, 2026. Strong winds and poor visibility forced pilots to abort landing attempts. The Boeing 777-300ER then diverted to Edinburgh Airport. After a delay, the flight continued to Newcastle, ensuring passenger safety.

The Times of India

Dubai gold breaks the records: Prices shatter Dh630 ceiling in historic monthly surge

Dubai's gold prices hit an unprecedented Dh632 per gram on January 28, 2026, a nearly 20% surge in less than a month. This historic climb, mirroring global trends driven by geopolitical tensions and central bank buying, has seen other precious metals also rise significantly. Analysts debate if the rally will…

The Times of India

Quote of the day by Eleanor Roosevelt: "Great minds discuss ideas; average minds discuss events; small minds discuss people."

Eleanor Roosevelt’s quote is a nudge to watch what fills your conversations. Talking about ideas helps you grow. Talking only about events keeps you informed but stuck on the surface. Talking mostly about people often turns into gossip and negativity.

The Times of India

Sanctions are not a humane alternative to bombs. They are economic warfare with civilians as collateral damage

In the Caribbean and Latin America, the lived reality of these measures – presented in the language of diplomacy – is stark

The Guardian - UK

Villages buried, dozens trapped: 34 killed in Indonesia landslides

A devastating landslide in Indonesia's Pasirlangu village has claimed 34 lives, with 32 people still missing. The disaster, triggered by heavy rainfall last week, destroyed dozens of homes and forced over 650 residents to evacuate. Rescue teams are carefully searching the unstable area in West Bandung, Java island, amid fears…

The Times of India

After Yoon Suk Yeol, South Korea's ex-first lady Kim Keon Hee gets 20 months in jail

South Korea's former first lady, Kim Keon Hee, has been convicted of corruption and sentenced to 20 months in prison. The court cleared her of stock manipulation charges, but found her guilty of accepting bribes, including luxury gifts. This sentencing follows a series of scandals that have impacted her husband's…

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The Guardian - UK

Wednesday briefing: Can we turn around the growing school readiness crisis?

In today’s newsletter: Rising living costs, shrinking early years services and soaring screen use are reshaping what teachers encounter on the first day of school, with consequences felt across the system

International Business Times UK

Alex Pretti AI Scandal: MSNBC Slammed As Network 'Beautifies' His Face For TV And Memorial

MSNBC sparks outrage after AI edits Alex Pretti's photo for broadcast and memorial, prompting backlash and social media debate.

The Independent UK

The EU is seeking new trade partnerships. Here's why

The European Union and India have reached a free trade agreement to deepen economic and strategic ties after nearly two decades of negotiations

The Guardian - AU

Snow and freezing cold may shape outcome of Japan’s snap general election

Prime minister Sanae Takaichi acknowledges her decision to call early poll could prove challenging for voters in snowbound regions

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Congresswoman Ilhan Omar sprayed with unknown substance at Minneapolis town hall

Man arrested and booked with assault after spraying strong-smelling liquid at Minnesota Democrat from syringe

The Times of India

North Korea’s nuclear expansion: Kim Jong Un warns of ‘excruciating mental agony’ for enemies

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un announced plans to strengthen nuclear forces at an upcoming party congress following a missile test. He stated the congress will outline next-stage plans for bolstering the country's nuclear war deterrent. The test-firing of a multiple rocket launcher, observed with his daughter, aimed to improve…

International Business Times UK

Megyn Kelly Says She 'Doesn't Feel Sorry' for Alex Pretti — Minneapolis Shooting Video Fuels Fury

Journalist Megyn Kelly sparks outrage after saying she doesn't feel sorry for Alex Pretti, killed during a Minneapolis federal operation.

The Independent UK

Minnesota ICE live updates: Border Patrol agents involved in Alex Pretti shooting put on leave

Minnesota Governor Tim Walz questioned whether the agents are actually off the streets in an interview Wednesday night

International Business Times UK

Arizona Shooting Leaves Human Smuggling Suspect Critical After Gunfire With Border Patrol Agents

Arizona shooting near Arivaca leaves human smuggling suspect hospitalised following gunfire with Border Patrol.

The Times of India

Texas puts a hex on H-1B visas after fraud charges

Texas Governor Greg Abbott has halted new H-1B visa applications for state agencies and public universities until May 2027, citing program abuse and the replacement of American workers. This move, influenced by MAGA sentiment and a conservative campaign, targets institutions relying on foreign talent, particularly from India, in fields like…

The Times of India

'She’s trying to get Stephen Miller killed': Megyn Kelly accuses Kara Swisher, defends former Trump adviser

A fierce online debate ignited between Megyn Kelly and Kara Swisher over Swisher's comparison of Stephen Miller to figures like Heinrich Himmler. Kelly decried the remarks as dangerously extreme and potentially inciting violence. Swisher defended her critique of Miller's immigration policies, arguing for moral responsibility in government actions, sparking a…

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