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In Davos, Trump reiterated America's desire to buy Greenland, denying the use of military force. Learn about the background of the diplomatic crisis and the strategic importance of the Arctic island.

The European Union strongly condemns the Israeli decision to demolish the UNRWA headquarters in Sheikh Jarrah, warning of a violation of international law and disastrous humanitarian and political repercussions for the region.

Japan is restarting the Kashiwazaki-Kariwa nuclear power plant for the first time since the 2011 Fukushima disaster, amid public division and government efforts to achieve energy security and carbon neutrality.

Spanish authorities have halted train traffic in Catalonia following a tragic accident in Barcelona that left one dead and dozens injured, coinciding with a national day of mourning for the victims of the southern accident.

A powerful storm struck eastern and southern Libya, killing two people and causing material damage. Authorities imposed a curfew, closed four oil ports, and suspended flights due to the severe weather.

President Donald Trump's arrival at the Davos Economic Forum in Switzerland was delayed by 3 hours due to a technical malfunction in the presidential plane, which forced him to replace it.

The mayor of Kyiv announced that 600,000 people have fled the Ukrainian capital following systematic Russian attacks on energy facilities, causing power and heating outages during a harsh winter.

The Russian envoy praised "constructive" talks with US officials on the Ukrainian crisis in Davos, amid ongoing geopolitical tensions since 2014.

The European Commission has pledged a firm response to Trump's remarks about buying Greenland, highlighting the island's strategic importance and the history of US attempts to purchase it.

The King Salman Relief Center distributes 194 winter clothing vouchers in Idlib, Syria, as part of the Kingdom’s efforts to help displaced people cope with the harsh winter cold.