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Top Republicans raise concerns over the Justice Department's investigation into Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, questioning the central bank's independence.

UK ministers promote the country's economic potential at the World Economic Forum in Davos to attract foreign investment.

President Trump announces a 25% tariff on countries trading with Iran, impacting economies like China and India amid ongoing protests in Iran.

Japan faces fiscal concerns as JGB prices decline, with speculation of a snap election potentially leading to economic stimulus.

European gas prices rise due to increased heating demand amid colder weather and unrest in Iran.

Oil prices surged by 3% following President Trump's cancellation of meetings with Iran and his support for Iranian protesters.

Countries including Italy, India, and Kazakhstan are tightening regulations on cryptocurrency trading and advertising.

Iran experiences severe unrest, marking some of the worst violence since the 1979 Islamic revolution as citizens revolt against the regime.

The Clintons refuse to testify in the investigation into Jeffrey Epstein, citing partisanship in the oversight committee's handling of the case.

UK Labour leader Starmer reverses plans to make digital ID mandatory for workers after pushback from party MPs.

The Supreme Court is set to hear arguments next week regarding Trump's ongoing feud with the Federal Reserve, a key moment for the central bank's independence.

Australia is establishing a Critical Minerals Reserve to reduce reliance on China, focusing on essential minerals like antimony and rare earths.

President Trump has suggested potential military action in Iran amid escalating tensions and domestic unrest.

London's property market is facing a downturn, with an increasing number of homes being sold at a loss.

Former Conservative chancellor Nadhim Zahawi has joined Reform UK, aligning with Nigel Farage's populist movement.

The UK government is moving to criminalize the creation of non-consensual intimate images, addressing concerns over AI technologies.

Senator Kelly has filed a lawsuit against Defense Secretary Hegseth, alleging retaliation for his political speech regarding unlawful orders to U.S. troops.

Men are encouraged to read fiction to improve their attention and empathy in a fast-paced world.

The US is considering easing sanctions on Venezuela to attract investment from American oil companies amid political changes.

Concerns rise over Venezuela's government allegedly forming ties with Hezbollah, posing international security risks.

A scandal involving a German army unit has surfaced, with allegations of sexual harassment and Nazi salutes impacting recruitment.

Economists urge EU lawmakers to adopt a digital euro to counter US dominance in global finance.

Iran has issued strong warnings to the US and Israel against intervention, citing civil unrest as a threat to stability.

Nordic countries have dismissed former President Trump's claims about Chinese and Russian ships near Greenland amid rising tensions.

The UK's unemployment rate has risen, attributed to an increase in labor supply, which is seen positively for businesses.

Speculation mounts regarding the potential resignation of Iran's Supreme Leader by January 31 amid ongoing protests.

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer is in discussions with NATO allies to enhance military presence in the Arctic amid concerns over Donald Trump's ambitions for Greenland.

President Trump has announced that Cuba will no longer receive Venezuelan oil, prompting a defiant response from the Cuban government.

Following a shooting incident involving ICE in Minneapolis, South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem has labeled the actions as 'domestic terrorism', leading to calls for her impeachment.

European leaders are encouraged to consider a more independent approach in foreign policy, reducing reliance on the US amid rising costs of alignment with Trump.

The U.S. is increasing federal enforcement in Minnesota following protests after an ICE officer fatally shot a woman in her car.

President Trump is considering options against Iran amid rising tensions and threats of retaliation from the Iranian government.

Trump has issued pardons for Ross Ulbricht and Changpeng Zhao, but has chosen not to pardon Sam Bankman-Fried.

President Trump warns that U.S. inaction on Greenland could lead to increased Russian or Chinese influence in the Arctic region.

Iranian protesters continue to defy government crackdowns, with escalating violence reported in Shiraz.

Venezuela is being recognized for its potential as a tourist destination, showcasing its natural beauty beyond oil.

Venezuela's use of Tether in crypto-backed oil deals highlights its role in circumventing sanctions and supporting citizens amid economic turmoil.

Former President Trump faces challenges on Venezuela and healthcare as some Republicans diverge from his stance, indicating potential fractures within the party.

Rio Tinto and Glencore are in talks to create the world's largest mining company amid rising demand for copper.

Iran experiences a significant internet blackout amid escalating protests, highlighting the government's struggle to manage civil unrest.

Experts caution that China may be facing a prolonged economic stagnation, raising concerns about its future growth.

The UK government has opted to exclude financial services from its alignment with EU regulations, responding to industry pressures.

World food prices have dropped for the fourth consecutive month, driven by lower dairy and meat prices, according to the U.N. FAO.

President Trump proposes a $100 billion investment plan for U.S. oil companies in Venezuela, following a halt in military actions.

Glencore and Rio Tinto have resumed discussions on a $260 billion mining megadeal to create the world's largest mining group.

Trump announced that Venezuela will use oil deal revenue to purchase American products, while the U.S. retains control over Venezuela's oil sales.

The U.S. is set to discuss the future of Greenland with Danish officials amid ongoing interest in the territory.

China has reportedly hacked the email systems of U.S. congressional committee staff, raising serious security concerns.

European defense stocks are experiencing a rally amid rising geopolitical tensions, with notable gains in companies like Leonardo and Renk.

The U.S. Senate voted to block Trump from future military action in Venezuela, following his recent military intervention attempts.

Venezuela announced plans to release a significant number of prisoners, marking a shift after years of repression under the Maduro regime.

President Trump announced a deal for Venezuela to supply up to 50 million barrels of oil to the U.S. following a military operation that captured Nicolas Maduro.

The White House is exploring military options to acquire Greenland amid rising national security concerns.

Ukrainian President Zelenskyy appointed a potential rival to his team amid a corruption scandal that has weakened his government.

Chinese refiners are set to replace Venezuelan oil imports with Iranian crude, indicating shifts in energy sourcing.

The U.S. has increased surveillance flights near a Russia-linked tanker in the North Atlantic amid reports of Russian military activity.

The U.S. has seized a Russian tanker in the Atlantic following a failed attempt to capture it while heading to Venezuela.

European defense stocks rose as Denmark begins rearmament efforts in response to U.S. proposals regarding Greenland.

The U.S. plans to control Venezuelan oil sales indefinitely, aiming to direct revenues to American banks to drive political change.

Senator Marco Rubio is set to meet with Danish officials next week to discuss Greenland, a territory of strategic interest.

Trump announces plans to ban large institutional investors from purchasing single-family homes in the U.S.