KeyLang Daily News - 2026年1月26日

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Hello, and welcome to KeyLang Daily News for January 26th, 2026. I'm here with your global news update, bringing you 20 key stories from around the world.

⚔️ Mass Power Outages Hit Kyiv Amid Peace Talks Progress

Ukrainian President Zelensky reports progress in peace negotiations while claiming US security guarantees are secured, awaiting formal approval from President Trump. However, the White House has not confirmed these statements. Meanwhile, Russian strikes have left much of Kyiv without electricity, heating, and water during freezing temperatures. Some residents have been without power for over sixteen days.

🌍 Venezuela Releases Dozens of Political Prisoners

Venezuelan authorities have freed dozens of political detainees according to a human rights organization. This marks the latest batch of prisoners released since US forces seized President Nicolás Maduro in a recent operation. The interim president has called for dialogue and agreements with opposition groups despite political differences.

⚔️ Israeli Soldier Videos Show Gaza Demolitions Continue

Videos posted by Israeli soldiers on social media show ongoing demolition of Palestinian homes in Gaza, over one hundred days after the ceasefire began. The footage, geolocated to areas including Beit Hanoun, was accompanied by inflammatory captions. Gaza's Government Media Office reports over thirteen hundred ceasefire violations by Israeli forces.

🌍 US Ambassador to Israel Defends Christian Zionism

US Ambassador Mike Huckabee has defended Christian Zionism after senior Jerusalem clergy criticized it as a damaging ideology. Church leaders from Jerusalem warned that Christian Zionism misleads the faithful and harms Christian unity. Palestinian-American Christians say Huckabee's theology does not represent their views or experiences.

🌪️ Indonesia Searches for 80 Missing After Deadly Landslide

Indonesian rescue teams have resumed searching for eighty people missing after a landslide killed ten in West Java province. Heavy rainfall triggered the disaster in Pasir Langu village, located about sixty miles southeast of Jakarta. Unstable terrain and continued rain have hampered rescue operations using heavy machinery.

⚔️ Pakistan Security Forces Kill Three in Balochistan Operation

Pakistani security forces killed three individuals during an intelligence-based operation in Balochistan's Panjgur district. Military officials described them as terrorists belonging to groups allegedly sponsored by India. Among those killed was a local commander identified as Farooq. Weapons and explosives were reportedly recovered from the location.

⚔️ Peace Committee Member Killed Near Afghan Camp in Pakistan

A peace committee member was shot dead and his cousin injured in a targeted attack near an Afghan refugee camp in Pakistan's Bannu district. The victims were purchasing groceries when two unidentified gunmen opened fire. Police stated the injured man reported no personal disputes with anyone.

🌍 Myanmar Military-Backed Party Expected to Win Election

A party supported by Myanmar's military generals is set for a landslide victory as the country's election concludes. International observers have described the process as a sham election. Many opposition parties were banned from participating, and voting did not take place in approximately half the country due to ongoing civil war.

🌍 Somalia Leaders Meet to Discuss Security and Elections

Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud chaired a virtual meeting of the National Consultative Council, bringing together federal and regional leaders. The meeting reviewed the country's security situation, political processes, and humanitarian challenges. Leaders discussed plans for advancing national unity and electoral preparations.

🌍 US Pressure Influences Israel Relations in Latin America

Experts report that US political pressure is helping expand Israeli influence across Latin America. Argentina's far-right government has announced plans to relocate its embassy to Jerusalem and received a twenty billion dollar US bailout. However, several left-wing governments continue expressing solidarity with Palestine through diplomatic and legal channels.

🏥 Gaza Called Deadliest Place for Journalists and Aid Workers

The UN agency for Palestinian refugees says Gaza is the world's deadliest location for journalists and humanitarian workers. Over two hundred thirty journalists have been killed since the war began. Three hundred eighty-two UN staff members linked to humanitarian operations have died in Gaza.

⚔️ US Federal Agents Kill Nurse in Minneapolis

Border agents shot and killed thirty-seven-year-old nurse Alex Pretti in Minneapolis, sparking demonstrations. Protesters gathered near the location where the incident occurred, expressing anger over the federal operation. The shooting has raised tensions in the community regarding federal enforcement activities.

🌪️ Karachi Fire Death Toll Rises to 73

The death toll from the Gul Plaza fire in Karachi has increased to seventy-three after two more bodies were recovered. Twenty-three victims have been identified so far, including sixteen through DNA matching. The fire destroyed over eleven hundred shops and took nearly two days to extinguish completely.

🌪️ Pakistan Issues Weather Warning for Upper Regions

Pakistan's meteorological department has warned of road closures and landslides in upper regions due to expected heavy snowfall. The warning covers January twenty-sixth to twenty-seventh and affects areas including Naran, Swat, Chitral, and parts of Kashmir. Tourists are advised to avoid unnecessary travel during this period.

🌍 Colombia Plans Latin America Emergency Summit

Colombia is hosting an emergency summit called "Nuestra América" at the Presidential Palace in Bogotá. The gathering aims to address sovereignty issues and regional cooperation. The summit comes days before a scheduled meeting between Colombian President Petro and US President Trump on February third.

⚔️ Sudan War Sees Women Face Widespread Sexual Violence

A rights activist serving as social affairs minister in Sudan's army-backed government reports that women are the main victims of abuse in the ongoing conflict. She describes sexual violence in Sudan as among the world's worst, being used as a weapon of war with complete impunity.

💰 Key Economic Data Expected This Week

Central banks in the United States, Brazil, and Canada are scheduled to make rate decisions this week. Mexico will release important labor market and economic growth data. European markets will focus on confidence indicators, inflation figures, and GDP reports from various countries.

🌪️ Heavy Snow Disrupts Life in Pakistan's Shangla District

Pakistan's Shangla district remains paralyzed for the fourth consecutive day due to heavy snowfall, with up to four feet of snow in upper areas. Major roads including the Bisham-Swat route remain blocked to traffic. Power supply has been disrupted after poles and transformers collapsed in over twenty locations.

🌪️ Nine Family Members Die in Pakistan Avalanche

At least nine members of a family were killed when a snow avalanche buried their house in Pakistan's Chitral region on Friday. The incident occurred amid heavy snowfall that has brought life to a standstill across Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Balochistan, Gilgit-Baltistan, and Azad Kashmir.

🌍 Analysis: Trump Doctrine Offers 'Obey or Suffer' Choice

Foreign policy experts analyze what they call Trump's doctrine, describing it as offering the world a choice to either obey US interests or face consequences. Venezuela and Iran are cited as recent examples of this approach. The strategy alternates between military threats and diplomatic dialogue to achieve US objectives.

That's all for today's world news. Thank you for joining KeyLang Daily News. We'll be back tomorrow with more global updates.