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'Stop the fantasy of occupation...', Greenland's PM lashes out at US after Trump's threat
The United States has no need to annex Greenland, nor does it have the right to annex any part of the Danish Empire," said Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen, which is a member of NATO and already has a defense pact with the United States. The 1951 defense agreement allows the US to have a military base in Greenland.
The lawyer who fought Julian Assange's case in the US, Maduro's case is also with him, know about him
According to a separate filing, former federal prosecutor Mark Donnelly, who lives in Houston, is fighting the case of Maduro's wife. He served as an investigator in the investigation and impeachment trial of state Attorney General Ken Paxton for the Texas House of Representatives in 2023. Paxton was acquitted. He is currently running for the Republican nomination for the U.S. Senate. Who is Julian Assange, what was the case?;
Birgunj lockdown: Nepal imposes curfew till 8 am today amid communal clashes, mosque vandalism
Nepal's Parsa District Administration Office (DAO) has imposed strict prohibitory orders, effectively a curfew, in key areas of Birgunj Metropolitan City, bordering India, lasting until 8:00 am on Tuesday (January 6). Announced on Monday (January 5), the measures ban all gatherings, assemblies, processions, and demonstrations from 1:00 pm, aiming to quell rising communal tensions. Signed by Chief District Officer Bhola Dahal, the order invokes Section 6(3A) of the Local Administration Act, 2028, with violators facing immediate arrest and legal action.
'Can raise tariffs on them very quickly': Trump warns India over Russian oil imports, praises PM Modi
United States President Donald Trump has once again issued a strong warning to India, stating that Washington could raise tariffs on Indian goods "very quickly" if New Delhi's energy and trade policies do not align with American expectations. The remarks were revealed in an audio clip released by the White House, where Trump directly linked India's decisions on Russian oil to his personal dissatisfaction.
Indian woman found dead with stab wounds in ex-boyfriend's apartment in US; suspect fled to India
A 27-year-old Indian woman, who was reported missing last week, has been found dead in the United States, with police suspecting that her former boyfriend killed her and fled to India. The deceased, identified as Nikitha Godishala, a resident of Ellicott City, was reported missing on January 2.
Will the U.S. rule Venezuela? Rubio's big claim to be his secretary of state, different from Trump, know what he said
Trump's statement changed the tone of President Donald Trump said on Saturday that the US will "run" Venezuela for the time being and will continue to play its role until a safe and orderly regime change there. After his statement, questions were raised at the international level whether the US was going to directly take over the administration of Venezuela Rubio's cleanupAmid these fears, Secretary of State Marco Rubio interpreted Trump's statement differently. He said the US does not intend to rule Venezuela. According to Rubio, Trump did not mean direct control, but pressure, so that change
Donald Trump threatens Venezuela's new leader Delcy Rodriguez if he doesn't agree
President Donald Trump is the talk of the world after the action taken by the US against Venezuela. The US has imprisoned Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and will now be prosecuted. However, Donald Trump does not seem to be sitting quietly even after this. Now he has threatened Venezuela's new leader Delcy Rodriguez. Trump said on Sunday (January 4) that if he does not obey, then the consequences will be very bad. Trump said that if Delcy Rodriguez refuses to comply with their demands even after the US operation, there will be serious consequences. In an interview with 'The Atlantic' Trum
How Burj Khalifa still defies wind, heat, gravity in 2026: Engineering secrets of world’s tallest building revealed
The Burj Khalifa's remarkable height and stability are attributed to Bill Baker's pioneering buttressed core system, which ingeniously combats wind forces and torsional stress. This innovative design, refined through extensive wind-tunnel testing and advanced materials, allows the 828-meter skyscraper to withstand Dubai's harsh environmental conditions and remain a benchmark of engineering excellence.
UAE tightens traffic rules again: Abu Dhabi’s Dh2,000 penalty for noisy vehicles explained
Abu Dhabi is intensifying its campaign against noisy vehicles, imposing hefty Dh2,000 fines and 12 black points for disruptive driving. Authorities are cracking down on unauthorised modifications and reckless behaviour to ensure community peace and road safety. This move aims to curb noise pollution and promote courteous driving, with public reporting encouraged.
Dubai fine warning, Jebel Hafeet BBQ ban explained: New UAE outdoor rules for Al Ain mountain visitors
Jebel Hafeet in Dubai has banned barbecues in several parking areas to curb littering and protect its natural beauty. Fines now start at Dh1,000, escalating to Dh4,000 for repeat offenders. While a beloved tradition, the move aims to preserve the scenic mountain for future visitors, with designated BBQ zones still available in public parks.
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