January 28, 2026

Iran Loosens Internet Block, But Restrictions Stay Amid Protests and Economic Hit

Iran has eased internet restrictions slightly after a harsh blackout during protests, restoring some access to Telegram and Google. However, many sites remain blocked as the country faces economic losses estimated at $36 million daily.

January 28, 2026

Dutch Court Rules Government Discriminated Against Bonaire on Climate Action

The Dutch court has found the government guilty of discriminating against Bonaire by neglecting climate adaptation and ordered tougher greenhouse gas targets and a proper plan for the island.

January 28, 2026

Karnataka Bans Govt Doctors From Treating Private In-Patients to Protect Public Hospitals

Karnataka government stops govt doctors from treating in-patients in private hospitals, citing impact on public services. Doctors may now only conduct OPD consultations privately.

January 28, 2026

Surrey Mayor Demands Federal Emergency Amid Rising Extortion and Shootings

Surrey faces a crime surge with 35 extortion cases and shootings this month. Mayor Brenda Locke calls on Ottawa for urgent federal help and more police to protect the community.

January 28, 2026

US Intelligence Supports Chagos Deal Despite Trump's Sharp Opposition, Says Keir Starmer

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer says US intelligence agencies back the Chagos deal despite Donald Trump calling it 'great stupidity'. The UK-Mauritius agreement stays firm as Starmer flies to Beijing for security talks.