Trump's Dubious Davos Claims Fact-Checked
A detailed analysis of Donald Trump's recent address at the World Economic Forum in Davos, examining the accuracy of his statements on wars, AI, wind energy, NATO, and more.
Category : Global
Journalists Among 11 Killed in Gaza as Ceasefire Strains
Israeli forces killed at least 11 Palestinians in Gaza, including three journalists and two 13-year-old boys, in violence undermining a three-month-old ceasefire.
Trump's Arctic Ambitions and Global Tensions in Guardian Weekly
The latest Guardian Weekly examines Trump's pursuit of Greenland, Cuba's economic crisis, and environmental threats to Thailand's dugongs, alongside cultural highlights.
Ukraine Winter Crisis & US Sonic Weapon Claims
Today's global briefing covers Ukraine's energy crisis amid Russian attacks, US claims of using a sonic weapon in Venezuela, and other major international stories.
Guinea-Bissau Junta Sets December Election Date After Coup
Guinea-Bissau's military junta has scheduled legislative and presidential elections for December 6, 2026, following last year's coup, amid regional instability and historical political turmoil.
Chile's Kast Picks Abortion Opponent for Gender Role
Chile's incoming far-right president José Antonio Kast has appointed Judith Marín, a staunch abortion opponent, as women and gender equity minister, sparking debate over social policies.
Ukraine Winter Freeze as Russian Attacks Hit Energy Supplies
Kyiv faces severe heating and power outages, with 4,000 buildings lacking heat and 60% without electricity, as Russian assaults on energy infrastructure intensify during harsh winter conditions.
Catholic Decline in Latin America as Religious 'Nones' Rise
A major Pew Research Center study reveals Catholicism's steep decline across six key Latin American nations, with religiously unaffiliated populations growing significantly since 2013-14.
Cuba's Fading Revolution Ideals Amid Humanitarian Crisis
Cuba faces a severe humanitarian crisis with chronic shortages and mass emigration, while many islanders still desire internal change despite fading revolutionary enthusiasm.
Catholicism Shrinks in Latin America, Pew Finds
A major Pew Research Center report shows Catholicism declining significantly in six key Latin American nations over the past decade, with a sharp rise in religiously unaffiliated adults.
Afghan Coach Faces Stoning for Secret Girls' Training
Khadija Ahmadzada, 22, detained by Taliban for teaching taekwondo to girls in hidden courtyard. Activists fear extreme death sentence amid growing international concern.
Rifaat al-Assad, 'Butcher of Hama', Dies Aged 88
Rifaat al-Assad, the uncle of deposed Syrian ruler Bashar al-Assad, has died aged 88. Known as the 'Butcher of Hama' for his role in a 1982 massacre, he was a key figure in the Assad regime's brutal history.
Israeli Fire Kills 11 in Gaza Including Children, Journalists
Hospital authorities in Gaza confirm Israeli forces killed at least 11 Palestinians, including two 13-year-old boys, three journalists, and a woman, amid ongoing violence in the war-ravaged enclave.
Trump, Tractors and Camels: Photos of the Day
A visual journey across continents captures Donald Trump's Swiss arrival, European farmer protests, Tibetan New Year celebrations, and the northern lights over Ukraine.
Syrian Strongman Rifaat al-Assad, 'Butcher of Hama', Dies
Rifaat al-Assad, the exiled uncle of Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad and architect of the brutal 1982 Hama massacre, has died aged 88 in the United Arab Emirates, sources confirm.
Leaked Photos Show Hundreds Killed in Iran Crackdown
Leaked photographs from a Tehran mortuary reveal hundreds of victims killed during Iran's violent crackdown on protests, with many too disfigured to identify.
Syrian Women Defy Violence Amid Trump Aid Cuts
As global aid is slashed by Donald Trump, essential services for women in Syria are closing with devastating consequences. Women across the country are finding innovative ways to resist and protect their families.
Body of Missing Brit Joshua Kershaw Found in Thailand
The body of British man Joshua Kershaw has been found in Thailand after a nine-day search. The Grimsby native was last seen in Pattaya on January 12.
Syrian Army Enters al-Hawl Camp After Kurdish Pullout
Syrian government forces have reportedly entered the vast al-Hawl detention camp in north-east Syria, following the withdrawal of Kurdish forces who previously managed the facility housing relatives of IS suspects.
Volunteers Recover 1,500+ Soldiers' Bodies in Ukraine
The Platzdarm search team in Ukraine has retrieved over 1,500 bodies of soldiers from both sides, driven by a belief in common humanity and the need for dignified burials.
Thousands Flee Cambodia Scam Compounds Amid Pressure
Thousands of workers, including trafficking victims, have been released or escaped from Cambodian scam centres following intense international pressure, with Amnesty International raising concerns about their welfare.
Ukraine War: Drone Strikes on Russian Refinery Amid Energy Attacks
Ukrainian drone attacks target Russian oil infrastructure, while Moscow's strikes cripple Kyiv's power grid. The conflict escalates as peace efforts face geopolitical hurdles.
Carney Warns of Global Rupture at Davos Amid Trump Row
Canadian PM Mark Carney tells Davos the old world order is gone as Trump's Greenland takeover bid creates transatlantic crisis. Middle powers must unite or risk being sidelined.
Nato Explained: Origins and Modern Role
A detailed look at the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, its founding principles, historical expansion, and current challenges in global security.
Trump's Greenland Move Opens Door for China's Arctic Strategy
Donald Trump's renewed interest in Greenland has exposed fractures in Western alliances, potentially creating opportunities for China's long-standing Polar Silk Road ambitions despite previous setbacks.
Davos 2026 Opens Amid Global Tensions at WEF Summit
The World Economic Forum's annual meeting in Davos commenced on Tuesday, bringing together political and business leaders to address economic disparity, climate change, and global conflicts, against a backdrop of geopolitical unrest.
AP Cameraman's Harrowing Haiti Gang Attack Account
Veteran Associated Press videographer Pierre-Richard Luxama recounts being attacked by gang members while filming police patrols in Haiti's capital, describing the terrifying moments and haunting images of the city's collapse.
Venezuelan Families Demand Prisoner Release After Protests
Families of nearly 800 detained critics, journalists and opposition members in Venezuela are demanding their release after weeks of waiting outside prisons in Caracas.
Israeli Settlers Mark West Bank Settlement Victory
Israeli settlers inaugurate Yatsiv settlement on West Bank land once earmarked for Palestinian children's hospital, citing favourable political conditions under current leadership.
Syrian Clashes Spotlight IS Detention Crisis
Recent fighting between Syrian government forces and Kurdish fighters in northeast Syria has highlighted the precarious detention facilities holding thousands of Islamic State group members and their families.
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