Iran Asserts Control Amid Escalating U.S. Military Threats
Iran maintains “total control” amid U.S. military threats, says Foreign Minister Araghchi, as economic protests and internet restrictions continue nationwide.
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Iran maintains “total control” amid U.S. military threats, says Foreign Minister Araghchi, as economic protests and internet restrictions continue nationwide.
The US extends control over Venezuelan oil sales indefinitely, sparking renewed debates about resource sovereignty and global energy market dynamics.
China calls for respecting international law in Arctic development amid growing global interest in polar resources and strategic positioning.
U.S. and Iran prepare for talks as Tehran announces subsidy reforms. Tensions persist over protest-related intervention threats.
Cuban leaders vow to defend sovereignty amid escalating US tensions, demand release of detained Venezuelan President Maduro in 2026 standoff.
Irish Taoiseach Micheál Martin emphasizes the impracticality of Europe decoupling from China, highlighting economic interdependence and shared challenges in 2026.
Venezuela’s acting president vows to free Maduro amid U.S. oil sanctions, escalating tensions between Caracas and Washington in January 2026.
Iran restores limited internet services as protests continue, with authorities blaming foreign-backed riots. Essential supplies remain stable in Tehran amid unrest.
Yemen’s Southern Transitional Council denies dissolution claims, accuses Saudi Arabia of coercing detained members, and reaffirms commitment to southern self-determination.
The yen hits multi-week lows against the dollar while Japan’s Nikkei 225 nears record highs, as markets shift focus to US labor data and Fed policy outlook.
China pledges unwavering commitment to Venezuela partnership, emphasizing cooperation in energy, infrastructure, and technology amid political changes.
U.S. President Trump signals willingness to let the New START treaty expire, proposing a new agreement with additional parties. Global security implications loom.
Growing U.S. interest in Greenland’s strategic resources sparks global debates about sovereignty and Arctic development in 2026.
UN climate chief Simon Stiell warns U.S. withdrawal from global climate pact threatens economic stability and amplifies climate risks in 2026.
As unilateral actions surge in early 2026, experts urge renewed focus on equitable global governance frameworks to address systemic vulnerabilities.
Mexican journalist Francisca Martinez critiques U.S. military actions in Venezuela, highlighting concerns over regional stability and interventionist policies.
Finnish Foreign Minister Elina Valtonen voices concern over Trump administration’s Greenland comments, stressing Nordic Arctic expertise and multilateral cooperation.
Global reactions mount over U.S. military action in Venezuela as analyst Farid Kahhat discusses implications for regional stability and international norms.
U.S. President Donald Trump’s renewed interest in acquiring Greenland sparks diplomatic concerns and debates over Arctic sovereignty in 2026.
Venezuela reports 100 dead after U.S. military action; President Maduro detained in New York. Global reactions escalate tensions.