January 2026

Zelensky’s “New Milestone” Peace Talks: Skepticism and Doubts Persist

President Zelensky expressed optimism regarding the potential end of the war in Ukraine, suggesting it could conclude in the first half of 2026. This projection coincides with Cyprus’s EU presidency, during which negotiations with European partners and the United States have reached a new stage, emphasizing the EU’s central role in the process. Recent talks in Paris and the “Coalition of the Willing” summit signal progress, with a deal reportedly “90% ready,” potentially involving security guarantees including a U.S.-backed, European-led force and ceasefire monitoring. These developments suggest a concerted effort to bring the nearly four-year full-scale invasion to an end.

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JD Vance Blames Renee Nicole Good for ICE Shooting, Sparking Outrage

Vice President JD Vance has placed blame on Renee Nicole Good for her fatal shooting by an ICE agent, despite ongoing investigations into the incident. Vance responded to a civil liberties attorney, claiming that Good incited the confrontation, stating that she attempted to obstruct the agent’s duties by trying to hit him with her vehicle. The shooting occurred after ICE agents instructed Good to exit her SUV, which had been blocking their path. Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem has labeled the incident “domestic terrorism,” while Minnesota Governor Tim Walz and Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey have refuted this claim, citing video evidence.

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US Travel Fears: Violence and Risks Make Visiting Unsafe

The author expresses fear regarding potential interactions with U.S. law enforcement, particularly ICE, due to a recent incident involving Renee Nicole Good. Good was fatally shot by ICE officers after attempting to flee, raising concerns about the use of force. The author, who is visiting the U.S., highlights the potential for unchecked authority and manipulation of public perception by authorities, leading to a sense of unease. This incident serves as a cautionary tale for those who may be perceived as a threat or acting in a suspicious manner.

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Protests Erupt in Iran After Exiled Prince’s Call, Raising Fears of Violence and Political Uncertainty

Following a call from exiled Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi, Iran’s government shut down internet and international phone lines amidst widespread protests across the country. Demonstrations included cries in support of the shah, a potentially dangerous act highlighting public anger over the economy. Reports indicate at least 42 deaths and over 2,270 detentions related to the protests. The government has not acknowledged the scale of the protests, although they did warn that security forces would use drones to identify those taking part.

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Abolish ICE, Impeach Trump & Noem: Halt the Violence, Demand Accountability

On a Minneapolis street, an ICE agent fatally shot Renee Nicole Good, a 37-year-old mother, sparking immediate controversy. The Trump administration, along with DHS and state officials, falsely claimed Good attacked the agent, but video evidence directly contradicted these statements. This is not the first instance of an ICE agent using lethal force, prompting calls for ICE’s abolition due to its pattern of violence, secrecy, and lack of accountability. The author emphasizes the importance of remembering Good’s murder, the lies surrounding it, and the urgent need for action against such abuses of power.

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Mexico: President Claims Murder Rate Down, Skepticism Mounts

President Claudia Sheinbaum’s administration has reported a significant decrease in Mexico’s murder rate since taking office in October 2024, with the daily homicide average in December 2025 falling to its lowest point since 2016. According to the National Public Security System, the national murder rate per 100,000 people for 2025 was the lowest since 2015. Despite these figures, the government faces criticism, particularly from opposition parties, who point to a high number of political assassinations and a rise in forced disappearances as evidence that the security strategy is insufficient. Security analysts note that lethal violence remains concentrated in certain states, highlighting ongoing challenges for the administration.

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Ukrainian Paratroopers Hold Ground Against Russian Assault Near Pokrovsk

Ukrainian paratroopers crush Russian assault near Pokrovsk. It’s truly remarkable how Ukrainian forces continue to hold their ground, and even push back, near Pokrovsk. This city has endured a relentless siege for years, with the Russians throwing wave after wave of troops into frontal assaults. It’s a testament to the Ukrainian spirit and their tactical prowess that they’ve not only survived but are making life incredibly difficult for the invading forces.

Pokrovsk, unlike some other areas, holds significant strategic value. Should Russia gain complete control, it would greatly simplify their logistics, making it easier to resupply their troops and project power.… Continue reading

France, Allies Plan for Greenland if US Moves: Nuclear Deterrent?

France is collaborating with international partners to formulate a response plan in anticipation of potential U.S. actions regarding Greenland. This follows reports of the White House considering the purchase of Greenland, including the possibility of military intervention. As tensions rise, European nations are actively addressing President Trump’s interest in the region. The situation is being closely monitored by various international bodies.

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Macron: US Alienating Allies and Embracing Isolation

Macron warned of the world’s tendency toward division, emphasizing recent events that have not lessened this assessment. He criticized the United States for violating trade and security regulations, referencing concerns about Greenland’s potential vulnerabilities. While not directly mentioning Venezuela, Macron highlighted its significance to Paris. He advocated for European strategic autonomy as a response to what he termed a “new colonialism.”

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German President: US Actions Dismantling World Order

The stark reality, as some see it, is that the United States is dismantling the world order. It’s akin to watching a close friend spiral into self-destruction, taking everything and everyone around them down in the process. This isn’t just about the current state of affairs, but the very foundation built by the US, a structure that has, for decades, tilted in its favor. The question that hangs heavy is, do Americans truly believe these actions are beneficial for their own country? The fact that a significant portion of the population gave Trump a second chance at the presidency raises troubling questions about their desires.… Continue reading