KeyLang Daily News - 2026年1月10日

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Hello, and welcome to KeyLang Daily News for Friday, January 10th, 2026. I'm here to bring you the latest stories from around the world in clear, simple English. Let's get started with today's top headlines.

🌍 Iran's Supreme Leader Calls Protesters 'Terrorists' as Crackdown Intensifies

Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei described protesters as people who are 'ruining their own streets' to please US President Trump. Iranian officials have labeled demonstrators as 'terrorist agents' as security forces prepare for a harsh crackdown. The protests, which began thirteen days ago over economic conditions, have spread across one hundred eleven cities in thirty-one provinces.

🌍 Trump Claims He Cancelled Second Wave of Attacks on Venezuela

US President Donald Trump said he called off planned military strikes against Venezuela after the government began releasing political prisoners. Trump stated that Venezuela is cooperating with the US on oil infrastructure matters. He announced that major oil companies will invest at least one hundred billion dollars in Venezuela, which has the world's largest oil reserves.

⚔️ Russia Uses New Oreshnik Missile in Major Attack on Ukraine

Russia deployed its new Oreshnik ballistic missile for only the second time in a large-scale attack on Ukraine. Russian officials claim the weapon flies at ten times the speed of sound and cannot be stopped by current air defense systems. The missile strike was described as both a military action and a warning to Western nations.

🌍 Trump Threatens Additional Military Strikes in Nigeria

US President Donald Trump warned that America could carry out more military strikes in Nigeria if Christians continue to be killed there. Trump made these comments during an interview about Christmas Day strikes in the region. Nigerian officials deny that Christians face systematic persecution in the country.

💰 EU Approves Historic Trade Deal with South American Bloc Despite Opposition

European Union member states approved the largest ever free trade agreement with Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay and Uruguay after twenty-five years of negotiations. The decision triggered immediate protests from farmers who blocked roads in Paris, Brussels and Warsaw. France opposed the deal, citing concerns about agricultural competition and environmental standards.

🌍 Trump Invites Colombian President to White House After Previous Threats

US President Donald Trump announced that Colombian President Gustavo Petro will visit the White House next month. This represents a dramatic shift from Trump's recent threats against the leftist leader following the US action in Venezuela. The two leaders spoke by telephone on Wednesday, leading to improved diplomatic relations.

💰 Argentina Fully Repays Emergency US Currency Loan

US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced that Argentina has completely repaid an emergency currency loan. The intervention generated tens of millions of dollars in profit for American taxpayers while stabilizing a key regional ally. Bessent praised President Javier Milei's economic reforms as an example of successful US economic diplomacy.

⚔️ Turkey in Advanced Talks to Join Saudi-Pakistan Defense Pact

Turkey is lobbying to join a defense agreement between Saudi Arabia and Pakistan in what could create a new military bloc in the Middle East. Bloomberg reported the talks are at an advanced stage. The potential pact would link three major regional powers: oil-rich Saudi Arabia, nuclear-armed Pakistan, and NATO member Turkey.

⚔️ Oman Quietly Supported Saudi Military Operation in Yemen

Oman provided intelligence and military support to Saudi Arabia's recent offensive against UAE-backed separatist forces in Yemen's eastern regions. Gulf analysts say Oman abandoned its traditional neutral mediator role due to security concerns about potential secession near its border. The move reflects growing tensions between Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.

🌍 Algeria Remains Silent on US Action Against Venezuela Ally

Algeria has issued no official statement condemning the US military action that removed Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro. Despite seventy years of diplomatic relations between Algeria and Venezuela, Algerian authorities are maintaining a cautious stance. Experts say Algeria fears drawing US attention due to its growing economic dependence on American investment.

⚔️ Pakistan Near One-Point-Five Billion Dollar Arms Deal with Sudan

Pakistan is close to signing a major weapons sale agreement with Sudan's army, which is backed by Saudi Arabia and Turkey. The deal includes ten light-attack aircraft, over two hundred drones, and advanced air-defense systems. This arms sale supports forces fighting against UAE-backed paramilitary groups in Sudan's civil war.

🌍 Syria's New Government Accuses Kurdish Forces of Breaking Agreement

Syria's Information Minister Dr. Hamza al-Mustafa accused the Syrian Democratic Forces of failing to honor political agreements. The Syrian government is seeking a peaceful solution to ongoing tensions with Kurdish-led forces in the country's northeast. The dispute centers on competing visions for Syria's future political structure and territorial unity.

🌍 Trump Refuses Meeting with Iranian Opposition Leader Reza Pahlavi

US President Donald Trump declined to meet with Reza Pahlavi, son of Iran's last shah and a prominent opposition figure. Trump said it would not be appropriate to meet Pahlavi as president during current protests in Iran. Analysts suggest Trump may be signaling openness to negotiations with Iran's current leadership rather than supporting regime change.

🔬 Australian Emergency Service Tests New Disaster Volunteering Model

New South Wales State Emergency Service is developing a program allowing people to volunteer for single days during disasters. The initiative comes after seven women organized twelve hundred volunteers for flood relief efforts. Experts say traditional long-term volunteering is declining while spontaneous disaster response participation is increasing.

💰 EU-Mercosur Trade Agreement Set for January Seventeenth Signing

The European Union and South American Mercosur bloc will formally sign their historic free trade agreement in Paraguay on January seventeenth. Argentine Foreign Minister Pablo Quirno confirmed the date after EU member states approved the deal in Brussels. France and its allies failed to gather enough votes to block the initiative.

🌍 US Forces Death Toll from Venezuela Operation Reaches One Hundred

Reports indicate that approximately one hundred people died during the US special forces operation that removed Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro from power. The operation has drawn condemnation from traditional Venezuelan allies including China, Russia, and Iran. Trump administration officials say the action was necessary to secure oil resources and regional stability.

🌍 Iranian Protest Death Toll Rises to at Least Sixty-Two

The death toll from ongoing protests in Iran has reached at least sixty-two people, according to rights groups. Authorities have imposed internet blackouts and blocked landline communications across the country. Demonstrations began nearly two weeks ago over economic conditions and have spread to major cities despite government crackdowns.

🌍 Iranian Opposition Leader Calls for US Intervention in Protests

Reza Pahlavi, son of Iran's former shah, called on President Trump to intervene in support of Iranian protesters. Pahlavi warned that demonstrators face live bullets and a complete communications blackout. He urged Trump to take immediate action, describing the situation as urgent and requiring presidential attention and support.

🌍 Trump Claims Authority Beyond International Law for Military Action

US President Donald Trump told The New York Times that he does not need international law authorization for military deployments. Trump said his ability to use force is limited only by his own morality. The comments came amid discussions about potential future military interventions following the Venezuela operation.

🌱 European Farmers Stage Road Blockades Against South American Trade Deal

Farmers in France, Belgium, Poland and Greece blocked major roads including routes in Paris, Brussels and Warsaw to protest the EU-Mercosur trade agreement. Agricultural groups fear increased competition from South American beef and soy imports. Environmental organizations also oppose the deal, citing concerns about Amazon deforestation and climate impact.

That's all for today's world news. These stories show how international relations continue to shift rapidly in 2026. From protests in Iran to new trade deals and military developments, the world remains in constant change. Thank you for listening to KeyLang Daily News. We'll be back tomorrow with more stories from around the globe.