Super Investigation Team X Targets Children's Hearts with Participation from Chung-Ang University Research Personnel and Professors
The animation 'Super Investigation Team X: The Legend of Terrapia' debuted on MBC on January 4, capturing children's attention and topping viewer ratings.
FX trades drive FMDQ turnover to N60.77tn in January
FMDQ Group reported a remarkable turnover of N60.77 trillion in January, highlighting a surge in the Nigerian financial market's liquidity driven by foreign exchange trading.
Good news in New Jersey: the first six measures of Mikie Sherrill as governor and their impact on citizens
Mikie Sherrill was inaugurated as the new governor of New Jersey on January 20, 2026, and issued six executive orders aimed at addressing key issues affecting residents.
Police Riot Control Reduced: Experimenting with Maintaining Order during Gatherings and Protests... "Trust Building is Necessary on Both Sides"
On January 17, a significant protest organized by major labor unions in South Korea demonstrated changes in police presence and management methods during public gatherings.
Watkins ends goal drought as Villa strengthen grip on Champions League spot
Ollie Watkins scored his first goal at Villa Park since January, helping Aston Villa secure a crucial victory in their pursuit of a Champions League spot.
Handball: Germany defeats Egypt again
The German national handball team has won their second test match against African champions Egypt, increasing anticipation for the home World Championship in January.
Charges dropped against woman in anti-ICE church protest over mistaken identity
Charges against Heather Danae Lewis were dropped after she was mistakenly identified as a participant in a January protest against ICE at a Minnesota church.
Trump's War in Iran Has Ended in a Blinded Rage
Denmark was reportedly preparing for a military engagement with the U.S. in January amid experts questioning whether we are on the brink of World War III.
Man suspected of involvement in homicide arrested in Açailândia, MA
A man suspected of aiding in a homicide has been arrested in Açailândia, Brazil, following an investigation into the crime that occurred in January.
Indebted Families: Delinquency Exceeded 10% for the First Time in Banks in January
The delinquency rate on loans to families in Argentina has reached 10.6% for the first time as reported by the Central Bank, reflecting a significant increase in borrowing issues.
Foreign media: 'How far can fandom consumption go?'' BTS comeback as a profitability test
BTS's comeback performance on January 21 is seen by foreign media as a litmus test for the profitability of the fandom-based music industry.
Denmark was ready to blow up Greenland's landing runways in case of U.S. invasion
The Danish military prepared to destroy Greenland's landing runways in January to deter a possible U.S. attack amid tensions with Donald Trump over his interest in the territory.
FG, states pardon over 8,300 inmates
The Nigerian government and various states have pardoned or reduced sentences for over 8,300 inmates between January 2022 and March 2026 as part of efforts to alleviate overcrowding in correctional facilities.
Recall referendum can be reviewed until 2027: Sheinbaum reminds that it is not mandatory
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum stated that the decision regarding a recall referendum can be made until January 2027, noting that it is not mandatory and depends on citizen requests.
In January, consumption remained weak in supermarkets and shopping centers, but rebounded in wholesalers
Consumption in January showed a decline in supermarkets and shopping centers, while there was a slight recovery in wholesale outlets according to INDEC data.
Supermarket and shopping center sales fell again at the start of 2026 and consumption remains weak
Sales in supermarkets and shopping centers in Argentina continued to decline in January 2026, indicating weak consumer spending.
Wrestler Saleh Mohammadi (19) executed in Iran
Iranian authorities have executed 19-year-old wrestler Saleh Mohammadi, who had been accused of killing police officers during protests in January.
DNA test is expected to confirm if the skeleton found in the woods is of elderly man missing for 2 months in AC
A DNA test will be conducted to identify skeletal remains found in the woods, believed to belong to an elderly man missing since January 18.
The Danes Were Prepared to Fight for Greenland with Trump. They Received Explosives and Blood Supplies
Danish soldiers in Greenland were equipped with explosives and blood supplies in January due to the risk of a U.S. invasion under Donald Trump, as confirmed by several European officials.
Poles Leading in Tourism Rankings of Two Mediterranean Islands
In January 2026, over 44,100 tourists from Poland visited Malta, marking a 43.2% increase compared to the previous year, making them the top visitors among European nations.
The Boys Take Over Magdeburg at the World Championship in January
Icelandic boys' team set to participate in the World Championship in Magdeburg this January.
Iran hangs three convicted for January protests, including wrestling champion Saleh Mohammadi
Iran has executed three individuals, including wrestling champion Saleh Mohammadi, for their involvement in protests that resulted in the deaths of two security officers.
War in Iran: three protesters hanged, including a 19-year-old wrestling champion, for the murder of two police officers
Three men, including a 19-year-old wrestling champion, were executed in Iran for the murder of two police officers during protests in January.
Fewer Ukrainians now willing to endure war for as long as it takes, survey shows
A recent survey indicates a decline in the number of Ukrainians willing to endure the ongoing war, with only 54% expressing a commitment to seeing it through as of March 2023, down from 65% in January.
Trump Returned to Power - The USA Became Happier
Following Donald Trump’s return to presidency in January 2025, the United States improved one spot to rank 23rd in the World Happiness Report.
Women aged 40 to 49 lead the purchase of weight loss pens in the country; Mounjaro is the best seller
Brazilian pharmacies sold nearly half a million boxes of weight loss pens in January this year, predominantly to women averaging 47 years of age, with Mounjaro leading in sales.
Denmark Prepared for American Attack on Greenland
In January, Danish soldiers were dispatched to Greenland with explosives to destroy runways in a precautionary measure against a potential American military operation aimed at seizing the territory.
The subsidized promotion of SMEs in foreign markets will last another four years
The Polish Ministry of Development and Technology will implement the 'Internationalization of SMEs - Brand HUB' project starting January 1, 2024, aimed at increasing the growth potential and sales volume of Polish small and medium enterprises in foreign markets until December 31, 2029.
Three Young Men Hanged, First Revenge of the Iranian Regime for the January Protests
Three Iranian youths were publicly hanged in Qom as a response by the Iranian regime to the January protests.
Own energy covered all demand as the dry season ends in Ecuador
Ecuador's electricity demand has been met entirely by local generation since January, predominantly from hydro sources, as the dry season comes to an end.
Who was Saleh Mohaddani, the young wrestling champion executed by the Iranian regime after the protests in January
Saleh Mohaddani, a young freestyle wrestling champion from Iran, was executed along with two others after being convicted for his involvement in protests against the government.
More than a million services to compatriots returning with 'Mexico Embraces You'
The Mexican government has provided over one million services to repatriated nationals through the 'Mexico Embraces You' program since January 2025.
Canadian population saw 2nd straight drop as 2025 ended: StatCan
Canada experienced a population decrease of over 103,000 individuals from October 2025 to January 2026, marking the second consecutive quarterly decline in the population, attributed largely to a reduction in non-permanent residents.
Iran carries out first executions of prisoners due to January protests
Iran has executed three individuals sentenced for their involvement in protests against the regime in January, accused of killing security agents.
Denmark reportedly prepared itself for US attack amid Trump’s Greenland threats
Denmark readied itself for a possible US attack in January during the period of heightened tensions over Greenland.
We know nothing about new funding, a change from January is not realistic, said director to KlempÃÅ™
The director expressed concerns about the lack of information regarding new funding for Czech Television and suggested that any changes expected in January are unlikely.
These are the three events that the Prosecutor's Office is processing in the Liga2 case; the events occurring between November 2024 and January 2025 aimed to ‘control state institutions’
The Ecuadorian Prosecutor's Office is investigating three irregular events related to illegal conduct in electoral justice, the appointment of Judiciary Council members, and the leadership of the Superintendency of Banks linked to Liga2.
Iran executes first convicts for January protests
Iran has executed three individuals convicted for their roles in mass protests against the regime, following accusations of involvement in the deaths of two security agents.
Warriors' leader Curry could return to the court this month
NBA leader Stephen Curry is expected to return to the court by the end of March after dealing with a knee injury since January.
Pensions: New wave of retirements in January, the figures from "Atlas"
In January 2025, there was a significant increase in retirement applications in Greece, with 18,636 submissions reported, marking a 17% rise from the previous year.
Iran Executes Three People in Connection with January Protests
Iran has executed three individuals linked to protests that took place in January.
A Russian ship loaded with fuel sails to Cuba despite the United States' blockade
A Russian tanker carrying 200,000 barrels of diesel is headed to Cuba, defying the U.S. embargo that has left the island without fuel since January.
It is #FAKE that a video shows delivery workers protesting against Lula's government; images show protest after the death of a motorcyclist in January
A video claimed to show delivery workers protesting against the government of President Lula, but it actually depicts a protest from January over the death of a motorcyclist.
Media: The number of multiple-entry tourist visas issued to Russian citizens has sharply decreased
The issuance of multiple-entry Schengen tourist visas to Russian citizens has plummeted by at least 90% from January to March compared to last year due to new restrictions from the EU.
$LIBRA: Novelli requested prices for a BMW, two Rolex watches, and luxury properties on the day he brought Hayden Davis together with Milei
On January 30, 2025, Mauricio Novelli expressed interest in purchasing high-end items including a BMW, two Rolex watches, and luxury properties, coinciding with a significant meeting involving political figures.
The added interest rate on mortgage loans was reduced in January for hundreds of loans
In January, the added interest rate on mortgage loans was lowered for 370 loans in Latvia.
A year start with marginal growth: stability without dynamism
In January 2026, the Mexican manufacturing industry experienced a minimal annual growth of just 0.1%, indicating a period of technical stagnation rather than robust expansion.
Why Senegal can fight AFCON final decision as new twist emerges from U-turn carnage
Senegal may contest the CAF's decision to overturn their AFCON final victory and declare Morocco the champions following a controversial match on January 18.
Why was there such a fall in gold-silver ETFs?
Investors expected an increase in gold-silver ETFs following the outbreak of war between Iran and the USA, but instead, there has been a rapid decline in these ETFs since January.
Former Head of Czech Post Štěpán Also Left Slovak Post After a Few Weeks
Former Czech Post CEO Miroslav Štěpán has left his position at Slovak Post after just a few weeks, following his dismissal from Czech Post in January.