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Brazil coffee output poised for record high in 2026, reports Conab
Brazil is expected to produce a record 66.2 million bags of coffee in 2026, driven by favourable weather, improved farming practices, and expanded cultivation. Arabica and conilon output are both projected to rise, while strong global demand is likely to keep international coffee prices firm.
‘Deepfake abuse is abuse’: UNICEF
In a statement, UNICEF said it was increasingly concerned by reports showing a surge in AI-generated sexualised images, including cases where real photographs of children are manipulated and sexualised through deepfake technology.
Anita Anand to formally open Canadian Consulate in Greenland
Canadian Foreign Minister Anita Anand said that she is set to travel to Nuuk, Greenland, to formally open the Canadian consulate there. Noting that she will meet her counterparts there, Anand said her visit will reiterate the principles of state sovereignty, territorial integrity and cooperation amongst the Arctic states.
Son of ex-Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi confirmed dead
Saif al-Islam Gaddafi, the son of the slain Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi, was reportedly killed on Tuesday (local time) in an armed attack in western Libya, Xinhua reported, citing a statement from his political team.
India-Tanzania hold 4th joint defence cooperation committee meeti
Both countries reviewed ongoing defence cooperation and discussed a broad range of areas for further collaboration, including military training, service-to-service cooperation, maritime security and defence industry collaboration.
Cuba rejects US security threat claims amidst rising diplomatic a
In a statement released on Monday (local time), Cuba's Ministry of Foreign Affairs stressed its readiness to engage in dialogue and cooperation with the US on issues ranging from counterterrorism to regional security, a sharp contrast to the harsh accusations coming from the White House.
In Zimbabwe millions choose funeral insurance
Funeral insurance policies have become the dominant form of financial protection for many, even as basic healthcare costs strain household budgets.
Indian Army on strengthening India–Tanzania Defence Cooperation
According to the Indian Army, the engagement between the two countries on the defence front will underscore India's commitment to strengthening bilateral strategic ties through professional military education, capacity building, and a shared vision for regional stability and security.
Cuban President slams Trump’s oil tariffs
Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel Bermudez on Saturday (local time) strongly condemned the United States' latest move to impose tariffs on countries supplying oil to the island, warning that the measures aim to "strangle" Cuba's economy.
Indian Embassy highlights areas of cooperation with Panama
The Indian Embassy in Panama, Nicaragua and Costa Rica highlighted the five areas of cooperation between India and Panama in a video message shared on Thursday.
Australian FM Penny Wong condemns Taliban’s “failure"
In a post on X, she wrote, "The people of Afghanistan are enduring one of the world's worst protracted humanitarian crises, exacerbated by the Taliban's failure to meet basic needs. In response, the Australian Government will provide a further $50 million in support through established UN partners."
Venezuela’s police and military pledge loyalty to President Delcy
The show of support comes as Rodriguez continues to navigate both intense domestic pressures and international scrutiny over her leadership.
Colombian Satena flight disappears then found crashed
Satena's Flight NSE 8849, a Beechcraft 1900D registered as HK-4709, departed Camilo Daza International Airport in Cucuta at about 11:42 am (local time), bound for Aguas Claras Airport in Ocana, a flight of roughly 20-25 minutes. The flight maintained normal contact with air traffic control until 11:54 am (local time), when all communications and radar returns abruptly ceased just minutes before its expected landing.
Canadian PM Carney rejects claims of softening Davos remarks
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney rejected claims he softened his Davos remarks after speaking with US President Donald Trump, reaffirming his stance on global trade and middle-power cooperation while addressing tariff tensions, China trade, and upcoming talks with India.
Brazil looks to India to expand trade and cut global dependencies
Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva is set to lead a major high-level delegation to India from February 19 to 21, aiming to deepen bilateral trade ties, attract fresh investments and forge strategic partnerships in key sectors vital to Brazil's long-term development.
Canadian Energy Minister response on visit to India
In a post on X, Hodgson said his ongoing visit to India marked a "trip of firsts", including Canada's first-ever federal ministerial presence at India Energy Week and the first Canada-India energy dialogue in eight years.
Canadian PM Carney to visit India in March first week: Reports
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is set to visit India in the first week of March, the Globe and Mail reported on Tuesday citing Reuters.
Brazilian President Silva confirms India visit in February
Brazilian President Lula will visit India in February before travelling to Washington. He discussed economic ties, security cooperation and global issues with US President Trump, while PM Narendra Modi highlighted the growing India-Brazil partnership and looked forward to welcoming Lula to India.
Taiwan records 5 PLA aircraft sorties
Taiwan's Ministry of National Defence (MND) on Monday said that it detected five sorties of Chinese aircraft and eight People's Liberation Army Navy (PLAN) vessels operating around Taiwan up to 6 am (UTC+8)
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Sheikh Sultan bin Ahmed bin Sultan Al Qasimi, Deputy Ruler of Sharjah, inaugurated on Sunday the 18th session of the Sharjah Children's Shura Council and the 9th session of the Sharjah Youth Shura Council, under the slogan "Serving the Community is Leadership," at the Sharjah Consultative Council (SCC) headquarters.
IndiGo cancels, changes flights in view of Iran situation
"Travel Advisory: As a follow up to our first advisory, and in view of the recent developments around Iran, we are making certain proactive changes to our flight schedules as part of our continued focus on safety. IndiGo flights scheduled to operate on 25 January 2026 from Delhi to Tbilisi and from Mumbai to Almaty and return have been cancelled. Please visit https://goindigo.in/plan-b.html to explore alternate options, including future available flights or a full refund."
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