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• China is 'aggressive' and 'intrusive' in the West, House intel chair says
• As countries push back on deportations, Trump trades words, threats
• Bittersweet return for Syrians with killed, missing relatives
• Russia says it has captured a strategic town in eastern Ukraine after a monthslong battle
• Shocking new details about Chinese spy balloon reveal untold story
• Trump and Colombia's president clash over deportation flights, raising tariffs in retribution
• Lebanon ceasefire deal extended as initial deadline passes
• An embarrassing but predictable end to Scotland's National Care Service
• ASX Penny Stocks With Potential For January 2025
• Congo’s Rwanda-backed M23 rebels say they have taken control of the key eastern city of Goma
• Letters to the Editor, Jan. 27, 2025
• Israeli-German hostage to be released, mediators in Qatar announce
• Chris Mason: Warm words, for now, between Donald Trump and Sir Keir Starmer
• 82nd Airborne: Holding the Line in the Battle of the Bulge
• Grand Inga: Are DR Congo's plans to build the world's largest hydropower dam still on track?
• South Korea reports initial findings of Jeju Air crash to ICAO, U.S. and Thailand
• Aid worker describes ‘dire need’ of children in Gaza amid delicate ceasefire
• Morning Bid: Monitoring dollar, DeepSeek and China's PMIs
• People choose jail and exile, Belarus president Lukashenko tells BBC
• EDITORIAL: Time to end the war on our streets
• AfD surge threatens to spoil party in home town of ‘Germany’s next chancellor’
• Keir Starmer praises Donald Trump's role in Gaza ceasefire and hostage deal
• Belarus frees US woman as strongman leader looks to extend 30-year rule
• Tusk concerned about far-right party's rally in Germany
• Starmer and Trump stress ‘close and warm ties’ and agree to meet soon – No 10
• Donald Trump and Sir Keir Starmer speak on phone and 'agree to meet soon'
• Migrants allowed to be joined by more than 50 relatives, Home Office figures show
• Reeves: third Heathrow runway would be hard decision but good for growth
• Liberals claim Ford’s plan to visit Washington during election is ‘explicitly partisan’ | Globalnews.ca
• WARMINGTON: In hockey terms, housing minister deserves a holding penalty
• Talks under way to secure release of further Israeli hostage in Gaza
• International reaction to Trump's inauguration
• Trump vows retaliation after Colombia rejects U.S. military-assisted deportation flights
• Duda: West must force Putin to beg for peace talks
• Britain rules out resettling Afghans abandoned by Trump
• Reeves declares war on Labour ‘blockers’ standing in the way of growth
• Inside this week's World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland
• Liberal leadership hopeful Chandra Arya says party did not approve his candidacy
• Belarus expects to host new Russian hypersonic missile within days
• Reeves ‘absolutely happy’ to look at joining EU customs deal
• Report: Bennett aide met Haredi leader to discuss possible deal to topple government
• Kemi Badenoch defends blaming 'peasants' from 'sub-communities' for grooming gangs abuse
• Cabinet establishes Agency of National Unity to strengthen diaspora ties
• US may send troops and equipment to Mexico border - WP
• Francois-Philippe Champagne backs Mark Carney, says they share an economic vision
• 'It's community. It's touchy feely': AM radio stations across B.C. are going dark. What does that mean for listeners?
• Trump eyes asylum agreement with El Salvador to deport migrants there
• Convenient or intrusive? How Poland has embraced digital ID cards
• Survey says more young Canadians believe the history of the Holocaust is exaggerated
• Sánchez strengthens alliance with China to face Trump
• The biggest investing and life lessons I learned at Davos 2025
• Pope Francis warns of 'scourge of antisemitism' ahead of Holocaust Remembrance Day
• German officials, residents attend commemoration of 2 people killed in knife attack
• Russia to help crush color revolution in Serbia
• Letters Jan. 26: Canada needs to rebuild manufacturing self-sufficiency
• Trump's world leaders club: who’s in and who's looking to salvage ties
• Thousands wait to return to northern Gaza, Trump urges Jordan, Egypt to take Palestinians
• Israel blocks thousands of Palestinians from returning to northern Gaza over ceasefire dispute
• Iran's foreign minister meets the Taliban in the first visit to Kabul in 8 years
• Italy resumes migrant transfers to Albania as navy vessel heads to centers with 49 people
• Letters, Jan. 26, 2025: 'Canada in tough position'
• At least 18 dead after tanker carrying gasoline explodes in southern Nigeria
• Militants slam Trump idea of relocating Palestinians
• German vice chancellor: New approach needed to commemorate Auschwitz
• South Korean prosecutors indict impeached president over his martial law, reports say
• Rachel Reeves 'absolutely happy' to look at joining EU customs group
• China has brokered another ceasefire in Myanmar civil war. But will it hold?
• Liberal leadership candidates Chrystia Freeland, Mark Carney and Karina Gould are trying to show they have different views on carbon tax
• Nicolas Sarkozy trial is France's 'biggest state scandal'
• Kemi Badenoch 'certainly would' back Heathrow runway expansion
• Israeli fire kills 1, wounds 7 as Palestinians are kept out of north Gaza over a ceasefire dispute
• Greens to meet to finalize their election platform
• Sarkozy corruption trial shows 'nobody is untouchable'
• Brazil condemns US after deportees arrive handcuffed in plane
• Britain’s former trade supremo: ‘Whitehall is deeply resistant to progress’
• Austria’s next government will infuriate the wokerati – but that’s no reason to welcome it
• Trump says where his first foreign trip as US president could be
• This was the first extended conversation I had with an Aborigine
• Moral Panic of Pointy-Shoes in Medieval London | OGN Daily
• Newspaper headlines: Reeves' war on 'blockers' and Southport 'fatal errors'
• He fought in a separatist rebel group that burned schools. Now he's a teacher emphasizing peace
• Australians celebrate and protest the anniversary of British colonization
• North Korea says it tested cruise missile system and vows 'toughest' response to US
• Trump's Q&A on Air Force One goes from the plane's color scheme to the fate of TikTok and Canada
• Trump praises Starmer for doing 'very good job' so far - and plans to call him within 24 hours
• Belarusians near Ukraine border long for end to war
• Ontario PCs hold 'super caucus' meeting ahead of election call
• Trump floats temporary housing, relocation for Palestinians in Gaza - Washington Examiner
• Donald Trump says Keir Starmer doing 'very good job'
• Royal diplomacy: how UK govt will seek to charm Trump
• Trinidad and Tobago: Authorities grapple with 'crime culture'
• Trump hints at embarrassing U-turn on quitting World Health Organization days after signing order
• Musk urges German far-right supporters to move beyond 'past guilt' in surprise AfD campaign appearance
• North Korea says it tested cruise missile system and vows 'toughest' response to US
• M23 rebels kill 13 foreign peacekeepers in DR Congo
• France retains spot as world’s top tourist destination—but continues to face fierce competition from Spain
• Mexico prepares to welcome back migrants from US after Trump return order
• Holocaust survivors fear Europe is forgetting the lessons of Auschwitz
• Israeli military says it won’t withdraw from Lebanon by deadline, sets up roadblocks
• The plane that could turn into a helicopter... Lockheed Flying CARR