KeyLang Daily News - 2026年1月28日

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Hello, and welcome to KeyLang Daily News for January 28th, 2026. I'm bringing you 20 key stories from around the world, covering major developments in international politics, security, and global affairs.

⚔️ Atomic Scientists Move Doomsday Clock Closer to Midnight

Scientists set the Doomsday Clock to 85 seconds before midnight, four seconds closer than last year. The move reflects concerns about nuclear weapons use by Russia, China and the US. Scientists cited conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East, plus artificial intelligence risks as key factors.

🌍 Iran-Aligned Militias Threaten Retaliation Against US

Iraqi group Kataib Hezbollah warns of total war if the US attacks Iran. Yemen's Houthis threaten to restart Red Sea shipping attacks. The warnings come as the Trump administration considers precision strikes on Iranian officials following recent protests.

🌍 Britain Deploys Fighter Jets to Qatar Amid Iran Tensions

The UK sent Typhoon jets to Qatar's Al Udeid airbase as regional tensions rise. Britain says the deployment will bolster defensive capability in the Gulf region. The move comes amid speculation about potential US military action against Iran.

🌍 Activists Report Over 6,000 Deaths in Iran Protests

Human rights groups claim at least 6,126 people died in Iran's crackdown on nationwide protests. Iranian authorities have not confirmed these figures. US military assets continue arriving in the Middle East as tensions escalate over the government's response to demonstrations.

🌍 Canadian PM Denies Walking Back Davos Speech After Trump Call

Prime Minister Carney confirms he spoke with President Trump by phone following threats of 100 percent tariffs on Canada. Carney denies changing his position after his Davos speech. The call came after Trump criticized Canadian trade policies and threatened economic measures.

⚔️ Russia Strikes Ukrainian Energy Sites, Kills 10

Russian attacks across Ukraine killed 10 people and targeted energy infrastructure. Ukrainian President Zelensky says the strikes undermine peace efforts. The attacks occurred after negotiators from both countries discussed a US-backed peace plan last week.

🌍 EU and India Announce Major Trade Agreement

The European Union and India struck a wide-ranging trade deal after nearly two decades of negotiations. The agreement became urgent after US President Trump imposed stiff tariffs. Leaders called it a landmark agreement to boost economic cooperation between the regions.

🌍 US Suggests Hamas Amnesty Deal for Disarmament

A US official indicates Palestinian fighters could receive amnesty if Hamas disarms in Gaza. The proposal is part of the second phase of the Trump ceasefire plan. France calls for implementation of the next stage after the last Israeli captive was retrieved.

🌍 Tony Blair Meets Gaza Transition Committee

Former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair met with Gaza's transition team. Blair emphasized the committee should focus on providing services, not politics or disarmament. He said the international community supports the committee and wants it to succeed in governing Gaza.

🌍 Families Sue US Over Deadly Boat Strike Off Venezuela

Relatives of six people killed in October are suing the US government. The families say their vessel was returning home when hit by US forces. The incident occurred off Venezuela's coast and involved Trinidadian nationals Chad Joseph and Rishi Samaroo.

⚔️ South Sudan Government Denies Being at War

South Sudan's government insists it is not at war despite heavy fighting. Clashes between factions loyal to President Kiir and rival Riek Machar erupted in December. The fighting occurred in Jonglei State, north of the capital Juba.

🌍 Pakistan President Meets UAE Counterpart in Abu Dhabi

President Zardari met his UAE counterpart during a four-day official visit. Both leaders discussed deepening ties in trade, investment, energy and technology. They reviewed bilateral cooperation and explored new opportunities for economic partnership between the countries.

🌍 Pakistan Defence Minister Denies Military Operation in Tirah

Defence Minister Asif says there is no military operation planned in Tirah valley. He insists migration from the area is routine practice due to winter weather. The statement comes after hundreds of residents evacuated their homes amid reports of planned military action.

🌍 Political Tensions Rise in Pakistan's Sindh Province

The Sindh government denies withdrawing security from opposition MQM party leaders. MQM-P claims the action was retaliation for criticizing the provincial government. The dispute follows tensions over the recent Gul Plaza fire that killed at least 73 people.

🌍 MQM Leader Demands Resignations in Karachi Politics

MQM-Pakistan's Farooq Sattar calls for resignations of Sindh Chief Minister and Karachi Mayor. He urges PPP Chairman Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari to demand the officials step down. The demand follows ongoing tensions over governance and the recent deadly shopping center fire.

💰 Uruguay Central Bank Considers Dollar Intervention

Uruguay's Central Bank cut interest rates by 100 basis points to 6.5 percent. Governor Tolosa says the bank is prepared to intervene if the dollar continues weakening. Officials worry inflation could fall below the three percent target band.

⚔️ Journalists in Gaza Fear Being Targeted by Israel

Three freelance photojournalists were killed in an Israeli airstrike last week. Palestinian reporters fear they are being viewed as legitimate targets despite the ceasefire. Some journalists say they are afraid to go out and film in the territory.

🎭 British PM Imitates Macron's Viral Sunglasses Moment

Prime Minister Starmer copied French President Macron's viral sunglasses gesture from Davos. Macron wore sunglasses during his speech responding to Trump's tariff threats. The moment became popular on social media during the World Economic Forum summit.

🌍 Questions Raised About Iran Protest Death Toll Claims

Analysts question unverified claims of 30,000-40,000 deaths in Iran protests. Advocacy organizations based outside Iran are promoting the highest casualty estimates. Experts call for rigorous verification amid concerns about disinformation and potential military escalation.

🌍 Pakistan Political Leaders Trade Accusations Over Tirah

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister condemns alleged forced displacement in Tirah valley. He warns that decisions taken behind closed doors push the region toward instability. Federal officials maintain that migration is voluntary and follows historical patterns during winter months.

That's all for today's world news. These 20 stories highlight ongoing tensions in the Middle East, political developments across Asia and Europe, and important security concerns worldwide. Stay informed, and we'll see you tomorrow for another edition of KeyLang Daily News.