Fact-checking Trump's Davos address: claims on wars and windfarms questioned
A look at the dubious claims in Trump's Davos address, including settled wars and windfarms, which were found to be exaggerated or false.
Category : Diplomacy
Trump says he would encourage Russia to attack Nato allies who pay too little
Trump says he would encourage Russia to attack Nato allies who don't pay enough, prompting White House and Nato rebukes.
Trump threatens to block new US-Canada bridge in latest trade tirade
Donald Trump has threatened to block the Gordie Howe bridge until the US is 'fully compensated' by Canada, amid a trade dispute and tensions over China.
Trump’s vague Iran war aims raise doubts as conflict enters second week
President Trump gives mixed signals on Iran war aims and timeline, and blames Tehran for a deadly school strike that evidence suggests was a US missile.
Savannah Guthrie returns to Today show after mother's disappearance
Savannah Guthrie returns to the Today show for the first time since her mother's disappearance, saying she feels the love from viewers.
Family of British couple held in Iran urges UK to raise case in Istanbul talks
Family of British couple held in Iran urge UK to raise case in Istanbul talks, citing broken promises and lack of consular support.
US troops told Iran war is 'God's divine plan', watchdog claims
Watchdog says 200+ complaints allege US commanders used Christian 'end times' rhetoric to justify Iran war, citing Trump as anointed by Jesus.
Kim Jong Un declares South Korea 'principal enemy' and abandons reunification
Kim Jong Un says unification with South Korea is no longer possible, calls for constitution change designating South as principal enemy.
Pat Sharp recalls Fun House era as Legoland unveils 1990s tribute
Pat Sharp reflects on hosting 90s gameshow Fun House as Legoland Windsor unveils a nostalgic 1996 High Street Miniland scene for its 30th anniversary.
US plans to reopen embassy in Syria after 14 years
US administration tells Congress of plans for phased reopening of Damascus embassy after 14-year closure, with envoy Tom Barrack leading efforts.
Labour MP criticises US visa ban on UK anti-disinformation campaigners
Chi Onwurah criticises US visa sanctions against British anti-disinformation campaigners Imran Ahmed and Clare Melford, warning it undermines free speech.
Trump’s ‘Board of Peace’ shifts from Gaza to global governance, sparking concern
Trump’s Board of Peace is expanding from Gaza reconstruction into a permanent global body, raising fears of imperialism and external control.
Trump Envoy Urges Fifa to Swap Iran for Italy at World Cup
Trump envoy Paolo Zampolli asks Fifa to replace Iran with Italy at the World Cup to ease tensions with Italy's PM Meloni, per FT.
Kimmel says 'don't ever watch it again' as Colbert bows out
Late-night hosts sign off with jibes at Trump and praise for rotisserie chickens as Colbert's era ends.
Putin rejects Zelenskyy meeting offer and reaffirms Ukraine war aims
Putin rejects Zelenskyy's meeting offer, reiterates Donbas demands as Ukraine strikes Russian ships and oil terminal.
US-Israeli Strike on Tehran Aimed at Regime Change, Officials Say
US-Israeli strike on Tehran aimed to decapitate Iran's leadership, killing Khamenei, and sparking calls for uprising.
Starmer meets Xi in Beijing on first UK visit to China in eight years
Keir Starmer meets Xi Jinping in Beijing on first UK prime ministerial visit to China in eight years, focusing on trade, security, and human rights.
Netanyahu warns against early elections amid coalition crisis
Netanyahu says early elections would be irresponsible amid coalition crisis following defence minister's resignation over Gaza ceasefire.
Colombia's president tells Trump: 'Do not wake the jaguar' over drug war threats
Colombia's president Gustavo Petro warns Donald Trump against military strikes, saying 'do not wake the jaguar' as drug war tensions escalate.
Trump says he is 'absolutely' considering US withdrawal from Nato
Trump says he is 'absolutely' considering US withdrawal from Nato after allies refused to join the war on Iran, sparking a crisis of trust in the alliance.
Lord Sugar fires three in 'brutal' Apprentice episode
Lord Alan Sugar dismissed three candidates in one episode, sparking shock among viewers. Elle Stevenson, Mergim Butaja and April Jackson left.
Vance criticised for 'fishing' joke after US strikes on Venezuelan boats
US Vice President JD Vance faces backlash after joking about military strikes on Venezuelan vessels, amid legal questions over the operations.
Iran Keeps Peace Talks Alive Despite US Bombings and 'Bad Faith' Condemnation
Iran condemns US strikes on Hormuz targets as 'bad faith' but continues negotiations in Doha over frozen assets and ceasefire terms.
Australia’s Palestine Recognition Draws Hamas Praise and Government Rebuke
Australia’s decision to recognise Palestine draws Hamas praise, while Canberra condemns the group’s propaganda and opposition leaders cry foul.
Hen party flees Scottish estate after 'ghostly boy' appears in photo
A hen party fled a Scottish estate after spotting a ghostly boy in their photo, linked to the legend of The Blue Boy at Loch Eck.
Netanyahu Orders Israeli Army to Seize 70% of Gaza Strip, Threatening Ceasefire
Netanyahu orders Israeli army to seize 70% of Gaza Strip, violating ceasefire and deepening humanitarian crisis; analysts say Trump plan nullified.
Israel suspends Gaza aid pauses, declares city 'dangerous combat zone'
Israel suspends Gaza City aid pauses, declares combat zone; UN warns on hospitals, IPC declares famine.
Zelenskyy accuses Russia of 'typical lies' as drone claims threaten peace talks
Ukrainian president says Kremlin fabricated attack on Putin residence to justify strikes and derail diplomacy.
Nato ready to defend 'every inch' after Russian drone hits Romania
Russian drone strikes Romanian apartment block, injuring two; Nato vows to defend every inch of allied territory.
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