Latest news bulletin | January 14th, 2026 – Morning
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00:01US President Donald Trump urged Iranians to keep protesting and said help is on the way.
00:06Meanwhile, the death toll in Iran surpassed 2,000.
00:11The US will host the foreign ministers of Denmark and Greenland as concerns grow over Donald Trump's desire to seize the Arctic island.
00:21Russia launched another large-scale attack on Ukraine overnight on Tuesday, targeting its energy grid and killing at least four people.
00:30US President Donald Trump urged Iranians to keep protesting. In a social media post, he wrote that help is on the way.
00:50Trump's statement comes just days after he said that Tehran wanted to negotiate with Washington.
00:55Now, Trump said he cancelled all meetings with Iranian officials until the, quote, senseless killing of protesters stops.
01:03The US president has repeatedly warned that Washington could take military action if it determined that Tehran was using lethal force against anti-government protesters.
01:14Qatar's foreign ministry, on the other hand, said it would rather resolve the issue through dialogue.
01:18We have been talking to everybody in the region constantly on how to de-escalate.
01:27We know that any escalation of the sort that you described would have catastrophic results in the region and beyond, and therefore we want to avoid that as much as possible.
01:39Iran has warned that the US military and Israel would be, quote, legitimate targets if Washington uses force to protect Iranian protesters.
01:49According to a human rights group, more than 2,000 people have been killed in the crackdown on the nationwide demonstrations.
01:58The European Union's foreign policy chief Gaia Galas met with Defense Minister Boris Pistorius in Berlin on Tuesday.
02:12Galas was welcomed with military honors in a wreath-laying ceremony before she and Pistorius discussed continued financial and military support for Ukraine and what Pistorius described as the Arctic question.
02:24Pistorius stressed that Germany would continue to support Ukraine and, quote,
02:30will not abandon Kyiv, pointing to the 11.5 billion euros Berlin is providing to Ukraine this year.
02:37He also condemned Russia's drone and missile attacks on Ukrainian civilians and infrastructure, which has left hundreds of thousands of households in the city and region of Kyiv without electricity.
02:48And in addition to Ukraine, the two also spoke about the power of electricity.
03:17He also spoke about the Trump administration's threats to annex Greenland.
03:22Now on the state of transatlantic relations, which has been much of a subject recently.
03:29The United States is an indispensable ally, but it's also clear that our relations are not as good as they used to be.
03:38In every alliance, there are moments of open disagreement, but Europe will not junk 80 years of transatlantic relations.
03:46From Gaza to the fight against ISIS to China's coercive economic practices, Europe and the U.S. are stronger when we act together.
03:57According to a survey commissioned by German magazine Stern, a majority of Germans would support military action in an emergency if Denmark were to invoke the alliance's mutual defense clause.
04:10U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio will host a meeting with the foreign ministers of Denmark and Greenland at the White House on Wednesday.
04:34The expected meeting comes as concerns grow over U.S. President Donald Trump's desire to cease control of the Arctic Island.
04:43During a press conference ahead of the meeting, Denmark's prime minister, Mette Frederiksen, and Greenland's prime minister, Jens Frederik Nielsen, emphasized Greenland is not for sale.
04:54Our goals and goals are still a peaceful dialogue based on cooperation, with respect for our constitutional placement, people's rights, and our rights to our own country, and our rights to our own self-determination.
05:09But one thing we should all understand is that Greenland won't own us from the United States.
05:16Greenland won't own us from the United States.
05:19Greenland won't own us from the United States.
05:21Greenland won't be part of the United States.
05:23Trump has repeatedly pushed the issue and has not ruled out using military force to take the island.
05:29Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen subsequently warned that a U.S. takeover of Greenland would mark the end of NATO.
05:36When asked to comment on the situation at the Global Europe Forum at the European Parliament on Tuesday,
05:42NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte said it was not his role to get involved in discussions between allies.
05:48Instead, he redirected the question to emphasize the necessity to protect the Arctic, which he said involved the entire alliance.
06:00Russia launched another large-scale attack on Ukraine, killing four people and striking a power plant.
06:06The barrage consisted of more than two dozen missiles and hundreds of drones in what was the second major attack on Ukraine in just four days.
06:14In recent months, Russia has ramped up its attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure, cutting power and heating in the height of the winter.
06:22In the Kyiv region, several hundred thousand households were left without power.
06:28And in Kharkiv, at least four people died and six were injured.
06:32Another five people were wounded in a Russian strike in Ukraine's port city of Odessa.
06:37Meanwhile, Russian air defenses shot down 11 Ukrainian drones overnight.
06:42That's according to Russia's Ministry of Defense.
06:45Recently, Ukraine stepped up long-range drone strikes on Russian military and energy sites.
06:51Kyiv said Tuesday that it struck a drone manufacturing plant in Russia's Rostov region.
07:02The United States has accused Russia of a dangerous and inexplicable escalation of its war in Ukraine.
07:09Speaking at an emergency meeting of the Security Council on Monday, U.S. Deputy Ambassador to the United Nations singled out Russia's launch of the powerful new hypersonic Horeshnik missile, which Moscow used for only the second time in what was a clear warning.
07:25Just days ago, U.S. diplomats met with EU and Ukrainian counterparts to advance negotiations toward a lasting peace.
07:34Thanks to the leadership of President Trump, we are closer to a deal now than at any point since the war began.
07:42Despite this, Russia launched more attacks on Ukraine, including its launch of its nuclear-capable Orishnik ballistic missile, targeting an area of Ukraine close to the border with Poland and NATO.
07:58The UN Security Council meeting had been called by Ukraine following last Thursday overnight Russian bombardment.
08:04The attack coincided with a chill in relations between Moscow and Washington.
08:09Russia condemned the U.S. seizure of an oil tanker in the North Atlantic last week.
08:14Furthermore, U.S. President Donald Trump signaled his onboard with a hard-hitting sanctions package meant to economically cripple Russia.
08:22Around 350 tractors drove into Paris with farmers protesting against low incomes and the Mercosur trade deal between the EU and South American countries.
08:37Farmers were demanding concrete and immediate action and will take their protest to the European Parliament next week.
08:44The demonstrations came days before the final signing of the trade agreement scheduled for Saturday in Paraguay.
09:08Farmers say the free trade deal with Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay and Uruguay will flood European markets with cheap imports such as beef, poultry and sugar.
09:19French President Emmanuel Macron opposes the agreement but failed to master a blocking minority at the EU level.
09:26A spokesperson for the French government said on Tuesday that Paris would make new announcements soon to help farmers.
09:33The outcome of Marine Le Pen's appeal trial will determine if the far-right leader will be able to run in the 2027 presidential elections.
09:46The 57-year-old French MP is back in court to appeal a March ruling that found her guilty of misusing European Parliament funds to pay for parliamentary assistance working for her party called National Front at the time.
10:00She says she's innocent.
10:03J'espère pouvoir être entendu par la cour d'appel.
10:05J'espère pouvoir être entendu par la cour d'appel.
10:08Je suis dans un état d'esprit d'espérance en propos sorti.
10:12In the first ruling, Le Pen was sentenced to four years in prison including two years of house arrest with an electronic bracelet and a five-year ban on running for office.
10:22She also lost her right to vote.
10:24Eleven other defendants will also be tried.
10:27The appeal trial will last until the 12th of February but the verdict is not expected until before the summer.
10:33Air traffic was suspended for several hours at Budapest International Airport on Tuesday due to freezing rain.
10:45Five flights were cancelled and eight had to be diverted to other airports but not to Vienna or Bratislava because those airports were also closed.
10:53Traffic did not return to normal immediately after the airport reopened with delays of several hours occurring on Tuesday afternoon.
11:01The freezing rain also caused disruptions to land transport.
11:24In much of Hungary, temperatures have not risen above zero degrees Celsius for a week now.
11:30A renderség keddi közdése szerint a Velencei tavon jelenleg 12 cm vastag a jég,
11:36de rámenni még több ponton is életveszélyes, mert a jégpáncél nem egyenletes.
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