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Read More... Trump Launches ‘Board of Peace’ at Davos as India, China and Key European Allies Skip Ceremony
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US President Donald Trump on Thursday unveiled the charter of his proposed “Board of Peace” at a signing ceremony on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum in Davos, positioning the body as a new platform to resolve global conflicts. The launch, however, was marked by the absence of several major powers, including India, China and most of the United States’ traditional Western European allies.
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Three Killed in Shooting in Australia’s New South Wales on Day of National Mourning
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Three people were killed and one person was critically injured in a shooting incident in a small town in Australia’s New South Wales (NSW) on Thursday, triggering a major police operation and renewed concerns over public safety. The incident occurred on a National Day of Mourning, as the country remembered victims of the recent Bondi Beach mass shooting.
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Eight Islamic Nations Join Gaza ‘Board of Peace’ as Trump’s Post-Ceasefire Plan Moves Forward
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Eight Islamic countries have agreed to join the Gaza “Board of Peace,” a US-led body established to oversee the administration, reconstruction and long-term stabilisation of the Gaza Strip, marking a significant diplomatic development in the post-ceasefire phase of the conflict.
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EU Approves Security and Defence Agreement with India, Signing Set for Delhi Summit Next Week
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The European Union has approved a comprehensive Security and Defence Agreement with India, paving the way for its formal signing at the India-EU Summit in New Delhi next week. The agreement marks a significant expansion of strategic ties between the two sides, covering defence cooperation, maritime security, cybersecurity, counter-terrorism and progress toward a long-pending Free Trade Agreement (FTA).
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Pak-backed Jamaat Emerges as Key Contender Ahead of Bangladesh Elections
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Bangladesh’s general elections, scheduled for February 12, are shaping up to be among the most closely contested in the country’s history, with Jamaat-e-Islami emerging as a serious challenger to the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), according to recent opinion polls. The development marks a potential political shift in a nation where Jamaat has long remained on the fringes of power due to its controversial past.
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Denmark’s Long-Held NATO Position Faces Reversal as Greenland Dispute Tests Alliance Unity
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Denmark is facing growing diplomatic and strategic pressure as repeated statements by US President Donald Trump about taking control of Greenland expose a critical gap in NATO’s framework, prompting experts to warn that the alliance may be unable—or unwilling—to intervene if tensions escalate.
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Trump Withdraws 10% Tariff Threat Against Eight European Nations After Greenland Talks with NATO Chief
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US President Donald Trump on Wednesday announced the withdrawal of a proposed 10% tariff on imports from eight European countries, citing progress in negotiations with NATO on Greenland and the wider Arctic region. The tariffs, which were due to take effect on February 1, had earlier been linked to opposition from European nations to Washington’s strategic plans involving Greenland.
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Japan Restarts World’s Largest Nuclear Power Plant After 15 Years, Rekindling Safety Debate
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Japan has restarted the world’s largest nuclear power station, the Kashiwazaki-Kariwa plant in Niigata prefecture, marking a major shift in the country’s energy policy nearly 15 years after the 2011 Fukushima nuclear disaster that reshaped public attitudes toward atomic power.
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Trump’s Plane Bound for Davos Returns After Technical Glitch, President Departs on Second Aircraft
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US President Donald Trump’s aircraft was forced to return to Washington shortly after takeoff on Tuesday due to a technical issue, briefly delaying his travel to the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos, Switzerland. The White House said the aircraft experienced a minor electrical fault that prompted the flight crew to turn back as a precaution. No injuries were reported, and the president later departed on a second aircraft to continue his journey.
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US-Led Global Order Has Ended, Old System Won’t Return: Canadian PM Warns at Davos
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Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney on Tuesday declared that the era of a US-dominated global order has come to an end, warning that the world is entering a period of breakdown rather than gradual transition. Speaking at the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos, Carney said the international system that shaped global trade and security for decades is unlikely to be restored.
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US Supreme Court Defers Ruling on Legality of Trump’s Global Tariffs
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The US Supreme Court has deferred its decision on a high-stakes legal challenge to former President Donald Trump’s sweeping global tariffs, leaving unresolved questions over the scope of presidential authority under emergency powers. The court issued three unrelated rulings on Tuesday but did not include the closely watched tariffs case, according to Reuters. No timeline was provided for when a verdict may be delivered.
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Pakistan Defence Minister Faces Backlash After Inaugurating ‘Fake’ Pizza Hut Outlet in Sialkot
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Pakistan’s Defence Minister Khawaja Asif landed in controversy on Tuesday after inaugurating a restaurant in Sialkot Cantonment that was presented as a Pizza Hut outlet, only for the company to later deny any association with the establishment. The incident triggered widespread ridicule on social media and raised questions over the misuse of an international brand name.
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