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Armenia and Croatia Explore Deeper Cooperation at Davos World Economic Forum
Armenia’s President Vahagn Khachaturyan and Croatia’s Prime Minister Andrej Plenković discussed expanding bilateral cooperation at the Davos World Economic Forum. armenia, croatia, davos-forum, european-political-community
France Ready to Lead NATO Exercises in Greenland as Arctic Crisis Deepens
France signals readiness to host NATO exercises in Greenland as Arctic security dynamics tighten amid a growing crisis surrounding the Danish territory.
IAEA monitors Chernobyl as plant loses external power amid fighting
This article reflects information from the IAEA and related briefings as of January 20, 2026, and aims to present a clear, objective account of the evolving situation at Chernobyl and its safety implications.
Lavrov: Armenia’s EU membership is incompatible with staying in the EAEU
Lavrov states Armenia cannot join the European Union while remaining a member of the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU).
Spain high-speed train crash kills at least 40 as rescue teams scour wreckage
A high-speed rail crash in Spain leaves at least 40 dead as rescue crews search for victims; authorities vow a transparent probe and three days of mourning.
Spain’s High-Speed Rail Network Faces Scrutiny After Deadly Adamuz Crash
A high-speed train derailment and collision in southern Spain has left at least 39 dead and dozens injured, prompting a national period of mourning and an urgent investigation into the causes of the tragedy on a highly-regarded network.
Syrian Interim President Ahmad al-Sharaa’s Germany Visit Canceled Amid Domestic Turmoil
Syrian interim president Ahmad al-Sharaa’s Germany visit is canceled amid Syria’s strife, with talks on refugee return and protests influencing the decision.
Catastrophic train crash in southern Spain leaves at least 21 dead
The crash underscores the relentless tension between speed, efficiency, and safety in modern rail networks. As investigators review data from trains and track, as rescue operations continue, and as families seek answers, the priority remains to protect lives, restore public…
Macron urges EU to activate Anti-Coercion Instrument amid US tariff plans tied to Greenland dispute
Macron calls on EU leaders to activate the Anti-Coercion Instrument (ACI) as a response to United States tariff plans linked to the Greenland situation.
UK pledges 20 million pounds to Ukraine for energy infrastructure repairs amid ongoing conflict
The UK’s 20 million-pound pledge to Ukraine’s energy infrastructure signals a pragmatic, ongoing commitment that couples short-term relief with long-term resilience.
Բաժանված ազգերի The Paradigm of Reunification of Divided Nations պարադիգման
This piece discusses Moldovan President Maia Sandu’s call for reunification with Romania, exploring the historical and geopolitical complexities behind this sentiment.
Ukraine Will Never Be an Obstacle to Peace
Zelensky’s insistence on Ukraine’s role as a proponent of peace rather than an impediment serves to reaffirm Ukraine’s commitment to sovereignty and justice against external aggression.
International Tension Surrounding Greenland
The trajectory of Greenland as a focal point for international military collaboration and competition showcases the region’s vital role in global security discussions, underscoring the need for cohesive strategies among nations engaged in Arctic affairs.
Ukrainian Anti-Corruption Agencies Investigate Tymoshenko for Corruption Allegations
Ukrainian anti-corruption authorities investigate Yulia Tymoshenko for alleged bribery, highlighting ongoing challenges in the nation’s political landscape.
RAF and French Forces Strike ISIS Weapons Site in Syria: A Joint Resolve in 2026
In a significant demonstration of international cooperation, British Royal Air Force (RAF) Typhoon jets joined French forces in January 2026 to target an ISIS weapons facility in Syria, reaffirming the coalition’s enduring commitment to counter-terrorism efforts in the region.