In January, retail turnover increased by 6.1%; the biggest rise in cultural and leisure goods
In January, Latvia experienced a 6.1% increase in retail turnover, driven significantly by a surge in sales of cultural and leisure goods.
In March, the works of Béla Tarr will be commemorated in Sõpruse cinema and Tartu Elektriteater
Béla Tarr's filmmaking will be celebrated in March at Sõpruse cinema and Tartu Elektriteater with screenings of three of his films following his passing on January 6.
January National Tax Revenue Increased by 6.2 Trillion Won Due to Stock Boom
Korea's national tax revenue in January rose by 6.2 trillion won compared to the previous year, driven primarily by a booming stock market and increased VAT collection.
Crude oil exports plummet 44.6% in January, falling below Hacienda's target for January
In January, Mexico's crude oil exports fell to 294.4 thousand barrels per day, a significant decline of 44.6% compared to the previous year.
Formal employment shows better figures at the beginning of 2026
Ecuador's unemployment rate has significantly decreased as of January 2026, with formal employment rising to 36.6%.
New projections: what the dollar and inflation will reach by the end of the year
New forecasts indicate that inflation in Argentina is expected to rise to 20.6% by the end of the year, driven by unexpected economic data for December and January.
Former Tohan Chairman Hirotada Koutaki Dies at 96, Changed Company Name During Tenure
Hirotada Koutaki, the former chairman of Tohan, passed away on January 6 at the age of 96, with a memorial register established at the company headquarters in Tokyo for public homage.
The ‘anatomy’ of January's tax collections: Which taxes did not meet the target
Greece's tax collections for January 2026 totaled €6.1 billion, falling short of projections by €324 million, primarily due to certain taxes not meeting their targets.
Surge in Russian Drone Attacks: 6,000 Occurrences in January, Disrupting Daily Life for Citizens
The frequency of Russian drone attacks on Ukraine has soared, with 6,000 reported instances in January alone, severely disrupting civilian life.
Strong jump in agro-industrial exports: in January they rose 17.6% and surpassed US$ 4 billion
In January, agro-industrial exports from Argentina saw a significant increase of 17.6% year-on-year, reaching over US$ 4 billion, largely driven by record shipments of wheat, barley, and sunflower.
Unemployment in January Standardly Up, But Employment Activity Data for Poles is Good
Poland's unemployment rate rose to 6% in January, consistent with seasonal trends, while data on occupational activity indicates positive employment dynamics.
City: the poverty line basket jumped 5.6% in January
In Buenos Aires, the poverty line basket increased by 5.6% in January due to rising food prices, exceeding the average inflation rate for the month.
JPMorgan closed Trump’s accounts after the Capitol attack in 2021
JPMorgan Chase closed former President Donald Trump’s accounts in February 2021 following the January 6 Capitol attack, according to newly released documents related to Trump's lawsuit against the bank.
Madhya Pradesh: More than 270,000 Women and Girls Missing in 6 Years
A staggering number of over 270,000 women and girls have gone missing in Madhya Pradesh from 2020 to January 2026, according to a report from the state assembly.
Wholesale inflation slowed in January to 1.6%
Wholesale inflation in Argentina decreased to 1.6% in January, lower than retail inflation which was at 2.9%.
Food Prices Rising in Estonia, Raw Materials Cheaper Beyond Borders
Food prices in Estonia have risen by 6% since January last year, while some raw material prices have fallen by up to 70% globally.
Record Electricity Use Broken
Finland saw a record amount of electricity consumption in January 2023, totaling 9.6 terawatt-hours due to cold weather increasing heating needs.
Now it has been revealed how Finns behaved during the severe cold weather
In January, Finland experienced an unprecedented surge in electricity consumption due to extreme cold weather, reaching a record 9.6 terawatt-hours.
Electricity usage set a record in Finland in January
Finland experienced unprecedented electricity usage in January, reaching 9.6 terawatt-hours, primarily due to exceptionally cold weather.
Man is found dead with a gunshot wound in a sugarcane field in the interior of São Paulo
A 54-year-old man was found dead in a sugarcane plantation in Quatá, Brazil, with a gunshot wound to the head and was reported missing since January 6.
Quini 6 Results: What were the winning numbers to win $8 billion in the draw of Sunday, January 15
A player from Corrientes province won $8 billion in the Quini 6 lottery draw held on January 15, 2023.
The Number of Employees in Companies is Decreasing for the Third Consecutive Year
The number of employees in Finnish companies has been declining for two and a half years, with a 0.6% decrease reported in January compared to the previous year.
Primary surplus of €3.51 billion in January - Tax revenues exceeded €6.2 billion
Greece recorded a primary surplus of €3.51 billion in January 2026, significantly surpassing the target established for that period.
Zelensky: Over 6,000 drones have attacked Ukraine in January
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky reported that over 6,000 Russian drones attacked Ukraine in January, affecting all power plants in the country.
ELSTAT: 4.1% decrease in car sales in January – double-digit increase in motorcycles
Car sales in Greece decreased by 4.1% in January 2026, while motorcycle sales saw a significant increase of 27.6%.
WSJ: USA smuggled thousands of Starlink terminals into Iran
The USA secretly smuggled around 6,000 Starlink terminals into Iran following government crackdowns on demonstrations in January.
Braskem defaulted R$ 3.6 billion to Banco do Brasil
Braskem defaulted on a R$ 3.6 billion loan from Banco do Brasil but regularized the situation in January of this year.
WSJ: The US secretly sent 6,000 Starlinks to Iran to assist the opposition
The US reportedly supplied 6,000 Starlink satellite internet terminals to Iran to support anti-government protesters following violent crackdowns and internet blackouts in January.
Sales start 2026 with a 6.8% increase
Ecuador's Internal Revenue Service reports a 6.8% increase in sales in January 2026 compared to the previous year, particularly driven by growth in administrative services, real estate, and construction.
Man pardoned by Trump for attacking US Capitol found guilty of child abuse
Andrew Paul Johnson, who participated in the January 6 Capitol attack and was pardoned by Trump, has been found guilty of multiple child sexual abuse charges in Florida.
January Inflation: Which Foods Increased the Most in Buenos Aires
The inflation report for January shows significant increases in food prices in Buenos Aires, with tomatoes seeing a staggering 92.6% rise.
6,594 Aftershocks and Counting: The January 2 Earthquake Still 'Shakes the Ground' in Mexico
Mexico continues to experience aftershocks from the January 2 earthquake, with over 6,500 recorded as of February 8.
Measured by Indec: What was behind the explosive 92.6% rise in tomato prices
In January, tomato prices soared by 92.6% due to severe drought and extreme heat, leading to decreased production and subsequent scarcity.
DOJ moves to wipe Steve Bannon's contempt conviction tied to Jan 6 probe
The DOJ is seeking to dismiss Steve Bannon's contempt of Congress conviction related to the January 6 Capitol breach.
Federal government revenues grow 8.6% in January, reports the SAT
In January 2026, federal government revenues in Mexico reached 649.08 billion pesos, a real increase of 8.6% compared to January 2025, according to the Tax Administration Service (SAT).
Mexico recorded 4,758 earthquakes in the first month of the year, according to the SSN
In January 2026, Mexico experienced 4,758 earthquakes, including one significant quake measuring 6.5, resulting in some damage.
Gloomy start to the year for wildlife accidents - 'new plateau'
Sweden has seen a significant increase in wildlife accidents at the start of 2026, reaching over 6,700 incidents in January alone, which raises concerns about safety and the impact on wildlife.
"Power of the agro-industry": the Government reported a record registration of grain exports in January
In January, Argentina recorded a historic high of grain export registrations, driven mainly by wheat and barley performance, marking a 13.6% increase over the previous record.
Prices increased by 3.6 percent in the last year
Prices in Norway rose by 3.6 percent in January compared to the previous year, driven primarily by increases in housing, vehicle, and electricity costs.
High price growth: – Could be the nail in the coffin for interest rate cuts
Price growth in Norway jumped to 3.6% in January, raising concerns about further interest rate cuts according to chief economist Marius Gonsholt Hov.
Trump Justice Department Moves to Dismiss Steve Bannon Criminal Case
The Department of Justice has moved to dismiss a criminal case against Steve Bannon, reflecting a significant shift in legal outcomes following his previous conviction for contempt of Congress.
‘An unqualified insurrectionist’: outcry over Trump nominee in Wyoming
Darin Smith, a controversial Trump nominee for US attorney in Wyoming, faces criticism for his lack of legal experience and his previous actions during the January 6 insurrection.
Country themed birthday party for Furio, son of Lavinia Valbonesi and President Daniel Noboa
The First Lady of Ecuador, Lavinia Valbonesi, celebrated her son Furio Noboa Valbonesi's second birthday with President Daniel Noboa, hosting the celebration on February 6, despite his birthday being in January.
Pardoned January 6 rioter pleads guilty to threatening Hakeem Jeffries
A pardoned January 6 rioter, Christopher Moynihan, has pleaded guilty to a harassment charge for threatening Congressman Hakeem Jeffries and is set to be sentenced in April.
Mexico's consumer confidence falls by 0.6 points at the start of the year amid inflation and the 'January slope'
Mexican families began the year with less optimism as consumer confidence dropped by 0.6 points in January due to rising prices and the post-holiday financial strain known as the 'January slope', according to the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (Inegi).
Tragic January: significantly more people died in fires than last year at the same time
January showed a sharp increase in fire-related deaths and incidents, with a 21.9% rise in fires and a staggering 63.6% increase in fatalities compared to the previous year.
Africa: All of Africa Today - February 6, 2026
All worshippers abducted from churches in Kurmin Wali, Kaduna state, Nigeria, were freed weeks after their kidnapping by gunmen during January services.
Blue Dollar Today: What is its rate this Friday, February 6
As of February 6, 2026, the blue dollar is trading at 1420 for buying and 1440 for selling, reflecting a 5% decrease from January 2026 and a 19% increase compared to 2025.
Journal of Laws from February 6, 2026 (positions 134 - 137)
This article presents regulations and announcements related to legal and infrastructure measures in Poland as of January 2026.
Credit Guarantee Fund estimates that it will pay 90% of Master clients by Friday (6)
The Credit Guarantee Fund expects to reimburse 90% of Master clients by the end of the week, beginning payouts to 800,000 creditors since January 19, with a total disbursement of around R$ 41 billion while warning against scams.