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- Trump vows extra tariffs for UK, Denmark and other European countries until Greenland deal struck.
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- Iran UPdates:Kurdistan Judiciary Chief Claims ‘Main Leaders’ of Protests Have Been Arrested” Tasnim News Agency reported on Sunday, January 11, 2026, quoting the head of the Kurdistan Province judiciary, that people labeled as “rioters” and “protest leaders” had been arrested in several cities across the region. The announcement came as Kurdish human rights groups had already reported widespread arrests of protesters and civil activists in the province-
- As rights groups report that at least 48 protesters were killed, more protests break out in Iran:
- Salt Lake City church shooting leaves 2 dead and several injured” At least 2 people are dead and six others are injured after a shooting outside a Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints building in Salt Lake City, authorities said.
- Trump lashes out at Nato allies saying US ‘no longer needs’ help with Iran war.
- National Car Parks (NCP) has gone into administration, putting 682 jobs at risk.
- Israel says strikes kill Iranian top official Ali Larijani and head of Iran’s oppressive Basij Force
- Trump attacks Keir Starmer.r
- We can take positives from the second half. The first two goals for them were not good enough,” Armstrong told Sky Sports-
- Cuba’s national electric grid collapses, leaving millions without power-
- Direct US-Iran contact resumes, Tehran signals interest in ending war: Report
- Donald Trump has lamented that “some countries are not very enthusiastic” about heeding his call to protect shipping in the Strait of Hormuz, while also saying the US will give details of a coalition which is being assembled-
Trump lashes out at Nato allies saying US ‘no longer needs’ help with Iran war.
National Car Parks (NCP) has gone into administration, putting 682 jobs at risk.
Israel says strikes kill Iranian top official Ali Larijani and head of Iran’s oppressive Basij Force
Trump attacks Keir Starmer.r
We can take positives from the second half. The first two goals for them were not good enough,” Armstrong told Sky Sports-
Cuba’s national electric grid collapses, leaving millions without power-