January 26, 2025
US
•26.01.2025
•Sunday
•210 days ago
•⌨
Pre-dawn ICE raids in Los Angeles marked the expansion of Trump's immigration crackdown, with raids extending into churches and hospitals. By morning, Trump proposed to "clean out" Gaza and relocate Palestinians to Egypt and Jordan, generating international criticism.
The afternoon saw Vice President Vance defending January 6 pardons while Senator Graham called them "a mistake." A brief but intense diplomatic crisis erupted when Colombia refused to accept deportation flights. Trump's immediate response with 25% tariffs led to Colombia's surrender within hours, with President Petro offering his presidential plane for deportations.
By evening, Chicago became "ground zero" for deportations as Tom Homan announced daily deportation flights. The Israel-Gaza ceasefire showed signs of collapse, with IDF operations resulting in casualties in both Gaza and Lebanon. California prepared for mudslides as winter storms approached fire-damaged areas.
The afternoon saw Vice President Vance defending January 6 pardons while Senator Graham called them "a mistake." A brief but intense diplomatic crisis erupted when Colombia refused to accept deportation flights. Trump's immediate response with 25% tariffs led to Colombia's surrender within hours, with President Petro offering his presidential plane for deportations.
By evening, Chicago became "ground zero" for deportations as Tom Homan announced daily deportation flights. The Israel-Gaza ceasefire showed signs of collapse, with IDF operations resulting in casualties in both Gaza and Lebanon. California prepared for mudslides as winter storms approached fire-damaged areas.
Israel
•26.01.2025
•Sunday
•210 days ago
•⌨
Trump's call for Jordan and Egypt to absorb Gaza Palestinians dominated morning headlines, though both countries rejected such proposals. The Lebanon border situation escalated as civilians attempted to return home, resulting in multiple casualties from IDF warning fire.
By afternoon, the Judicial Selection Committee elected Yitzhak Amit as Supreme Court President despite Justice Minister Levin's boycott and subsequent refusal to recognize the appointment, deepening the constitutional crisis.
The hostage crisis saw breakthrough by evening, with Qatar announcing an agreement for Hamas to release Arbel Yehud, Agam Berger, and another hostage on Thursday, followed by three more on Saturday. This development came after Islamic Jihad withdrew its attempt to classify Yehud as a soldier. Israel agreed to open the Netzarim corridor Monday for Palestinian return to northern Gaza.
By afternoon, the Judicial Selection Committee elected Yitzhak Amit as Supreme Court President despite Justice Minister Levin's boycott and subsequent refusal to recognize the appointment, deepening the constitutional crisis.
The hostage crisis saw breakthrough by evening, with Qatar announcing an agreement for Hamas to release Arbel Yehud, Agam Berger, and another hostage on Thursday, followed by three more on Saturday. This development came after Islamic Jihad withdrew its attempt to classify Yehud as a soldier. Israel agreed to open the Netzarim corridor Monday for Palestinian return to northern Gaza.
Germany
•26.01.2025
•Sunday
•210 days ago
•⌨
Morning coverage focused on Elon Musk's virtual appearance at AfD's campaign event, where his references to Germanic tribes generated controversy. By midday, Merz executed a strategic reversal on AfD cooperation, presenting a migration policy proposal explicitly rebuilding the "firewall."
Christian Drosten's shift regarding COVID-19's origins and renewed examination of pandemic-era decisions occupied parallel coverage. The Aschaffenburg attack's aftermath continued influencing political discourse, while demonstrations against right-wing extremism maintained momentum.
Evening coverage revealed NATO investigations of damaged Baltic Sea cables, with a suspicious vessel reported near the incident. The Green Party conference demonstrated unusual unity in opposition to Merz's migration proposals, while reports emerged of both Merz and Scholz falling from Trump's favor. Coverage concluded with examination of AfD campaign financing traced to Jena sources.
Christian Drosten's shift regarding COVID-19's origins and renewed examination of pandemic-era decisions occupied parallel coverage. The Aschaffenburg attack's aftermath continued influencing political discourse, while demonstrations against right-wing extremism maintained momentum.
Evening coverage revealed NATO investigations of damaged Baltic Sea cables, with a suspicious vessel reported near the incident. The Green Party conference demonstrated unusual unity in opposition to Merz's migration proposals, while reports emerged of both Merz and Scholz falling from Trump's favor. Coverage concluded with examination of AfD campaign financing traced to Jena sources.
France
•26.01.2025
•Sunday
•210 days ago
•⌨
Storm Herminia intensified throughout the day, causing unprecedented flooding in Rennes and placing eleven departments under orange alert. Wind speeds reached 160 km/h in the Pyrénées and 150 km/h in Brittany. A sailor was reported missing at sea.
Trump's proposal to "clean up" Gaza by relocating Palestinians to Egypt and Jordan dominated international coverage, with Jordan and the Palestinian Authority issuing formal rejections. Israeli strikes in southern Lebanon resulted in fifteen casualties despite the ongoing truce.
The investigation of 14-year-old Elias's death in Paris progressed as one of the two arrested minors confessed to the fatal stabbing. Interior Minister Darmanin announced new directives for prosecutors, while Marine's Star Academy victory provided a cultural counterpoint to the day's darker news.
Trump's proposal to "clean up" Gaza by relocating Palestinians to Egypt and Jordan dominated international coverage, with Jordan and the Palestinian Authority issuing formal rejections. Israeli strikes in southern Lebanon resulted in fifteen casualties despite the ongoing truce.
The investigation of 14-year-old Elias's death in Paris progressed as one of the two arrested minors confessed to the fatal stabbing. Interior Minister Darmanin announced new directives for prosecutors, while Marine's Star Academy victory provided a cultural counterpoint to the day's darker news.
Lebanon
•26.01.2025
•Sunday
•210 days ago
•⌨
As the 60-day withdrawal deadline expired, thousands of southern Lebanese residents attempted returning to their villages, defying Israeli warnings. Morning saw the first casualties as Israeli forces fired on civilians in Kfarkela, with casualties mounting throughout the day to 15 dead and 83 wounded.
The Lebanese Army coordinated entries into 18 border towns, while President Aoun called for restraint and trust in armed forces. One Lebanese soldier was killed by Israeli fire. UNIFIL and UN representatives declared the south unsafe for civilian return, while Macron demanded Netanyahu withdraw Israeli forces.
By evening, the White House announced an extension of the ceasefire agreement until February 18, marking a shift from previous days' uncertainty. Hezbollah supporters' victory motorcades through Beirut's suburbs sparked sectarian tensions, while Israel canceled flights to Cyprus citing security concerns.
The Lebanese Army coordinated entries into 18 border towns, while President Aoun called for restraint and trust in armed forces. One Lebanese soldier was killed by Israeli fire. UNIFIL and UN representatives declared the south unsafe for civilian return, while Macron demanded Netanyahu withdraw Israeli forces.
By evening, the White House announced an extension of the ceasefire agreement until February 18, marking a shift from previous days' uncertainty. Hezbollah supporters' victory motorcades through Beirut's suburbs sparked sectarian tensions, while Israel canceled flights to Cyprus citing security concerns.
Ukraine
•26.01.2025
•Sunday
•210 days ago
•⌨
Russian forces occupied Vremivka and established control over 70% of Velyka Novosilka, marking significant territorial losses in the Donetsk region. The military reported 167 combat engagements, concentrated in the Pokrovsk sector.
Ukraine conducted multiple strikes on Russian infrastructure, hitting the Ryazan oil refinery and destroying over 200 Shahed drones at storage facilities in the Orliv region. Latvia dispatched warships to investigate damage to a strategic communications cable in the Baltic Sea, suggesting a pattern of infrastructure targeting.
By evening, President Zelenskyy appointed General Drapatyi as the new commander of the Operational Strategic Group "Khortytsia," responding to the deteriorating situation in the east. The Independent reported on Trump's intention to end the war by spring, while Europe prepared contingency plans for potential escalation with Russia.
Ukraine conducted multiple strikes on Russian infrastructure, hitting the Ryazan oil refinery and destroying over 200 Shahed drones at storage facilities in the Orliv region. Latvia dispatched warships to investigate damage to a strategic communications cable in the Baltic Sea, suggesting a pattern of infrastructure targeting.
By evening, President Zelenskyy appointed General Drapatyi as the new commander of the Operational Strategic Group "Khortytsia," responding to the deteriorating situation in the east. The Independent reported on Trump's intention to end the war by spring, while Europe prepared contingency plans for potential escalation with Russia.
Palestine
•26.01.2025
•Sunday
•210 days ago
•⌨
The morning began with Israel blocking displaced Palestinians from returning to northern Gaza, linking the return to negotiations over captive Arbel Yehud. Trump's proposal for relocating Gaza residents to Jordan and Egypt dominated headlines, drawing unified rejection from Palestinian factions and regional players.
By afternoon, Qatar announced an agreement allowing northern returns to begin Monday morning, while negotiations over Arbel Yehud's release showed progress. The Islamic Jihad indicated a resolution was near, with reports suggesting 30 Palestinian prisoners would be exchanged.
The death toll in Gaza reached 47,306. Meanwhile, resistance groups provided assurances to remove Israeli pretexts blocking population movement. Egypt announced its largest humanitarian aid convoy to Gaza, while Israel's ministerial committee approved legislation allowing settlers to purchase West Bank land, marking a significant policy shift during the crisis.
By afternoon, Qatar announced an agreement allowing northern returns to begin Monday morning, while negotiations over Arbel Yehud's release showed progress. The Islamic Jihad indicated a resolution was near, with reports suggesting 30 Palestinian prisoners would be exchanged.
The death toll in Gaza reached 47,306. Meanwhile, resistance groups provided assurances to remove Israeli pretexts blocking population movement. Egypt announced its largest humanitarian aid convoy to Gaza, while Israel's ministerial committee approved legislation allowing settlers to purchase West Bank land, marking a significant policy shift during the crisis.
UK
•26.01.2025
•Sunday
•210 days ago
•⌨
After Storm Eowyn's devastation, Storm Herminia arrived with 80mph winds, killing a teenager when a tree fell on their car. The morning began with Israel halting Palestinian returns to northern Gaza, citing Hamas breaches of agreements.
Trump's controversial proposal to "clean out" Gaza and relocate Palestinians to Egypt and Jordan emerged, drawing condemnation as ethnic cleansing. His first contact with Starmer occurred in the evening, following earlier praise for the Labour leader's performance.
The aftermath of the Southport stabbings continued with new knife-purchase restrictions, while rumors circulated about Rudakubana's prison situation. Colombia initially refused U.S. deportation flights, prompting Trump to impose 25% tariffs, leading to a quick reversal from Bogota. By late evening, Qatar announced a new deal allowing Palestinian returns to northern Gaza, suggesting continued diplomatic movement despite the morning's halt.
Trump's controversial proposal to "clean out" Gaza and relocate Palestinians to Egypt and Jordan emerged, drawing condemnation as ethnic cleansing. His first contact with Starmer occurred in the evening, following earlier praise for the Labour leader's performance.
The aftermath of the Southport stabbings continued with new knife-purchase restrictions, while rumors circulated about Rudakubana's prison situation. Colombia initially refused U.S. deportation flights, prompting Trump to impose 25% tariffs, leading to a quick reversal from Bogota. By late evening, Qatar announced a new deal allowing Palestinian returns to northern Gaza, suggesting continued diplomatic movement despite the morning's halt.
Iran
•26.01.2025
•Sunday
•210 days ago
•⌨
Morning coverage centered on Trump's proposal for Gaza Palestinians' relocation to Jordan and Egypt, which state media framed within a broader critique of U.S. Middle East policy. This narrative shifted when Abbas Araghchi arrived in Kabul for high-level talks with Taliban leadership, focusing on water rights and Afghan refugee status.
By afternoon, attention turned to southern Lebanon as reports emerged of 22 civilian casualties following Israel's withdrawal deadline expiration. State media coverage intensified after Supreme Leader Khamenei's social media response to these events.
Internal developments included the resumption of FATF discussions in the Expediency Council, focusing on CFT and Palermo provisions. Weather warnings about approaching storms across 14 provinces provided background to economic discussions about electronic ration cards and platform economics, with reports of 90% of digital platforms operating at a loss.
By afternoon, attention turned to southern Lebanon as reports emerged of 22 civilian casualties following Israel's withdrawal deadline expiration. State media coverage intensified after Supreme Leader Khamenei's social media response to these events.
Internal developments included the resumption of FATF discussions in the Expediency Council, focusing on CFT and Palermo provisions. Weather warnings about approaching storms across 14 provinces provided background to economic discussions about electronic ration cards and platform economics, with reports of 90% of digital platforms operating at a loss.
Russia
•26.01.2025
•Sunday
•210 days ago
•⌨
State media coverage began with Trump's impact on Ukraine aid suspension, shifting by mid-morning to Belarus elections. Lukashenko's extended press conference provided multiple narratives about Western threats and conflict resolution predictions for 2025. Military reports claimed capturing Velikaya Novoselka, while air defense systems reportedly intercepted drones over multiple regions.
Coverage of a new Black Sea fuel spill emerged parallel to reports of unmanned boat interceptions near Crimea. By afternoon, exit polls showed Lukashenko securing 87.6% of votes with 85% turnout, while media amplified his warnings about Polish intervention plans and announcements about Russian missile deployment near Smolensk.
Evening reporting focused on purported peace scenarios, including claims of a 100-day plan ending with a May declaration, while maintaining parallel coverage of continued drone interceptions over Voronezh and other regions.
Coverage of a new Black Sea fuel spill emerged parallel to reports of unmanned boat interceptions near Crimea. By afternoon, exit polls showed Lukashenko securing 87.6% of votes with 85% turnout, while media amplified his warnings about Polish intervention plans and announcements about Russian missile deployment near Smolensk.
Evening reporting focused on purported peace scenarios, including claims of a 100-day plan ending with a May declaration, while maintaining parallel coverage of continued drone interceptions over Voronezh and other regions.
Italy
•26.01.2025
•Sunday
•210 days ago
•⌨
The morning began with Trump's Gaza transfer plan drawing criticism from Arab states and Islamic Jihad, while media followed his statements about reclaiming Greenland and potentially rejoining WHO. Coverage shifted as Sinner entered Melbourne's court amid German media's doping allegations. The match narrative dominated news flow for four hours, culminating in Sinner's straight-sets victory over Zverev, marking his third Grand Slam title.
By afternoon, attention turned to Meloni's Saudi Arabia visit, where agreements worth $10 billion were signed across infrastructure, tourism, and energy sectors. The deals represent a strategic partnership elevation following earlier negotiations.
Evening coverage returned to Middle East developments, with Israel halting Gaza civilian returns over Hamas's detention of Arbel Yehud, though negotiations later yielded progress. Colombian rejection of US migrant flights prompted Trump's threat of 25% tariffs.
By afternoon, attention turned to Meloni's Saudi Arabia visit, where agreements worth $10 billion were signed across infrastructure, tourism, and energy sectors. The deals represent a strategic partnership elevation following earlier negotiations.
Evening coverage returned to Middle East developments, with Israel halting Gaza civilian returns over Hamas's detention of Arbel Yehud, though negotiations later yielded progress. Colombian rejection of US migrant flights prompted Trump's threat of 25% tariffs.
Japan
•26.01.2025
•Sunday
•210 days ago
•⌨
The morning coverage focused on the Nagano stabbing case arrest details, with suspect Yaguchi Yusuke, 46, maintaining silence during questioning. Special forces used flash grenades during the apartment raid, located through surveillance camera tracking.
By midday, attention shifted to Ozeki Hoshoryu's dramatic victory in the New Year Tournament through a three-way playoff, leading to immediate discussions of his promotion to Yokozuna. The afternoon saw breaking news of South Korean President Yoon's unprecedented indictment on insurrection charges, with prosecutors moving ahead without interrogation after courts rejected detention extension.
Prime Minister Ishiba's approval ratings remained at 35%, with 84% expressing concern over US tariffs. Regional elections saw new leadership in Gifu prefecture while Yamagata's incumbent secured a fifth term.
By midday, attention shifted to Ozeki Hoshoryu's dramatic victory in the New Year Tournament through a three-way playoff, leading to immediate discussions of his promotion to Yokozuna. The afternoon saw breaking news of South Korean President Yoon's unprecedented indictment on insurrection charges, with prosecutors moving ahead without interrogation after courts rejected detention extension.
Prime Minister Ishiba's approval ratings remained at 35%, with 84% expressing concern over US tariffs. Regional elections saw new leadership in Gifu prefecture while Yamagata's incumbent secured a fifth term.
Netherlands
•26.01.2025
•Sunday
•210 days ago
•⌨
The Drents Museum heist investigation intensified, with police receiving 50 tips and releasing surveillance footage showing potential suspects. By evening, investigators linked a burned car to the theft, suggesting organized crime involvement.
Trump's statements about Gaza evacuation and weapons supplies to Israel received extensive coverage, while Belarus held elections that media sources uniformly described as staged. Sierra Leone authorities responded to previous day's "Bolle Jos" revelations, expressing willingness to cooperate with Dutch prosecution while their president claimed no knowledge of the fugitive.
A second Dutch citizen died following the Düsseldorf accident, bringing total casualties to two. Amsterdam UMC initiated legal action against Ronald Plasterk regarding patent disputes. Netanyahu announced plans for northern Gaza returns and a new hostage deal, marking evolution from previous days' developments.
Trump's statements about Gaza evacuation and weapons supplies to Israel received extensive coverage, while Belarus held elections that media sources uniformly described as staged. Sierra Leone authorities responded to previous day's "Bolle Jos" revelations, expressing willingness to cooperate with Dutch prosecution while their president claimed no knowledge of the fugitive.
A second Dutch citizen died following the Düsseldorf accident, bringing total casualties to two. Amsterdam UMC initiated legal action against Ronald Plasterk regarding patent disputes. Netanyahu announced plans for northern Gaza returns and a new hostage deal, marking evolution from previous days' developments.
India
•26.01.2025
•Sunday
•210 days ago
•⌨
Pre-dawn coverage focused on security preparations at Kartavya Path, with 7,000 CCTV cameras and 60,000 personnel deployed. The 76th Republic Day parade featured Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto as chief guest, marking Indonesia's fifth appearance in this role since independence.
By mid-morning, attention shifted to revelations about 13 Indians from UP forced into Russian combat zones, with three dead and eight missing. This development coincided with Trump administration's decision to block Bangladesh's US aid access.
Evening coverage revealed an attack on MLA Umesh Kumar's office in Haridwar, with former BJP legislator Pranav Champion arrested for firing. The media simultaneously reported on an Ambedkar statue vandalization in Amritsar, triggering Dalit protests. These incidents occurred against backdrop of Yogi Adityanath's controversial "Sanatana Dharma is national religion" statement at NDTV Kumbh Samvaad.
By mid-morning, attention shifted to revelations about 13 Indians from UP forced into Russian combat zones, with three dead and eight missing. This development coincided with Trump administration's decision to block Bangladesh's US aid access.
Evening coverage revealed an attack on MLA Umesh Kumar's office in Haridwar, with former BJP legislator Pranav Champion arrested for firing. The media simultaneously reported on an Ambedkar statue vandalization in Amritsar, triggering Dalit protests. These incidents occurred against backdrop of Yogi Adityanath's controversial "Sanatana Dharma is national religion" statement at NDTV Kumbh Samvaad.
Poland
•26.01.2025
•Sunday
•210 days ago
•⌨
The 33rd WOŚP charity drive dominated media coverage, reaching 160 million PLN by evening, while political maneuvering continued in its shadow. Morning coverage focused on President Duda's defense of Trump regarding NATO commitments, following previous days' aid freeze concerns.
CIA's revised position on COVID-19 origins generated discussion, while Belarus conducted another controlled election, with Lukashenko securing his seventh term. Presidential candidate Nawrocki attempted to leverage anti-migration sentiment, calling for withdrawal from EU migration pact.
A fatal knife attack on a paramedic in Siedlce prompted calls for legal reforms. Evening brought Trump-related tensions as Musk's AfD rally statements drew criticism from Yad Vashem, while reports emerged of Trump's planned military purge. Coalition tensions surfaced through Tusk-Nowacka conflict over health education reforms.
CIA's revised position on COVID-19 origins generated discussion, while Belarus conducted another controlled election, with Lukashenko securing his seventh term. Presidential candidate Nawrocki attempted to leverage anti-migration sentiment, calling for withdrawal from EU migration pact.
A fatal knife attack on a paramedic in Siedlce prompted calls for legal reforms. Evening brought Trump-related tensions as Musk's AfD rally statements drew criticism from Yad Vashem, while reports emerged of Trump's planned military purge. Coalition tensions surfaced through Tusk-Nowacka conflict over health education reforms.
Spain
•26.01.2025
•Sunday
•210 days ago
•⌨
The failed omnibus decree's aftermath dominated morning coverage, with polls showing 62% of Spaniards blaming Sánchez. The Prime Minister promised to "look under every stone" for votes to pass social measures, while facing increasing pressure on military spending from the US.
Holocaust remembrance coverage intensified as German and Austrian far-right attempts to downplay Auschwitz horror received attention on the 80th liberation anniversary. A Holocaust survivor warned about the risks of historical amnesia.
The afternoon brought reports of Israel killing 22 Lebanese civilians attempting to return to their homes in southern Lebanon, with over 124 wounded. The situation escalated as Trump proposed relocating Palestinians to Egypt and Jordan while "cleaning" Gaza. A new diplomatic crisis emerged when the US imposed 25% tariffs on Colombia for refusing deportation flights, with Petro announcing reciprocal measures.
Holocaust remembrance coverage intensified as German and Austrian far-right attempts to downplay Auschwitz horror received attention on the 80th liberation anniversary. A Holocaust survivor warned about the risks of historical amnesia.
The afternoon brought reports of Israel killing 22 Lebanese civilians attempting to return to their homes in southern Lebanon, with over 124 wounded. The situation escalated as Trump proposed relocating Palestinians to Egypt and Jordan while "cleaning" Gaza. A new diplomatic crisis emerged when the US imposed 25% tariffs on Colombia for refusing deportation flights, with Petro announcing reciprocal measures.
Turkey
•26.01.2025
•Sunday
•210 days ago
•⌨
The Kartalkaya resort investigation proceeded through three distinct phases. Morning brought hotel owner Ergül's claim that ministry inspectors found no deficiencies in December, while the architect was released. By afternoon, Bolu's deputy mayor faced arrest demands, highlighting local authority responsibility.
The Ministry of Culture and Tourism's inspection authority emerged as central to the debate, with provincial authorities challenging minister Ersoy's earlier statements about responsibility distribution. Evening concluded with the deputy mayor's arrest, bringing the total detained to 19.
MIT chief Kalın's Damascus meeting with Ahmed Şara indicated continued Syrian diplomatic engagement. CHP leadership discussions intensified with reports of Muharrem İnce's potential return to the party, while parliament prepared to address the resort tragedy in upcoming sessions.
The Ministry of Culture and Tourism's inspection authority emerged as central to the debate, with provincial authorities challenging minister Ersoy's earlier statements about responsibility distribution. Evening concluded with the deputy mayor's arrest, bringing the total detained to 19.
MIT chief Kalın's Damascus meeting with Ahmed Şara indicated continued Syrian diplomatic engagement. CHP leadership discussions intensified with reports of Muharrem İnce's potential return to the party, while parliament prepared to address the resort tragedy in upcoming sessions.
China
•26.01.2025
•Sunday
•210 days ago
•⌨
State media continued Xi's pre-Spring Festival choreography, shifting from Liaoning visits to military greetings and retired officials' meetings. These ritualistic appearances follow the established pattern from previous days' northeastern tour.
A technological narrative emerged with China's announcement of deep-sea radar capabilities for aircraft detection, coinciding with maritime tensions as China reported expelling Philippine vessels near Tiexian Jiao. The military theme extended to space ambitions, with plans to include private sector robots in the Chang'e-8 lunar mission.
Economic coverage focused on dampened Festival consumption, with reports of dim flower sales and warnings against digital red packets for officials. The Myanmar situation received renewed attention through China's peace-brokering efforts and coverage of criminal networks targeting Chinese nationals along the Thai border.
A technological narrative emerged with China's announcement of deep-sea radar capabilities for aircraft detection, coinciding with maritime tensions as China reported expelling Philippine vessels near Tiexian Jiao. The military theme extended to space ambitions, with plans to include private sector robots in the Chang'e-8 lunar mission.
Economic coverage focused on dampened Festival consumption, with reports of dim flower sales and warnings against digital red packets for officials. The Myanmar situation received renewed attention through China's peace-brokering efforts and coverage of criminal networks targeting Chinese nationals along the Thai border.
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