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2026 Week-by-Week Global Pulse (Jan 1 – Feb 5) – Full Coverage
Short bullets. Regions highlighted: Global, UK, US, China, India, Middle East, EU. Stacked chronologically.

Week 1 (Jan 1–7)

Week 2 (Jan 8–14)

Week 3 (Jan 15–21)

Week 4 (Jan 22–28)

Week 5 (Jan 29–Feb 5)

Current date: February 05, 2026
Biggest global layers: Trump foreign actions (Venezuela capture, Iran threats, Greenland pivot); Iran protests/escalations; climate treaty exits; budget/economic shifts in UK/India; nuclear treaty expiry.

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On October 21, 2025, global headlines are dominated by political reckonings and policy shifts, with former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson making waves through his appearance at the Covid Inquiry and ongoing scrutiny over post-office conduct, while ex-French President Nicolas Sarkozy begins a historic five-year prison term for criminal conspiracy in campaign financing from Libya—marking the first postwar French leader jailed, amid debates on whether this reflects selective justice in a landscape where other political figures face scandals but evade incarceration.

In the UK, the Metropolitan Police's decision to cease investigating non-crime hate incidents signals a pivot toward prioritizing actual crimes, sparked by high-profile cases like that of writer Graham Linehan.

Broader news includes deteriorating air quality in Delhi post-Diwali, U.S. threats of tariffs on India for Russian oil purchases, and various international incidents, while no clear details emerged on the TXTWRK founder's alleged Communications Act violation—possibly referring to an obscure or misreported case involving online misuse, but it underscores rising scrutiny on digital communications amid free speech concerns.

Key Events Today (October 21, 2025) - Soon to be in @TheSun (Picture made with AI)

Reform BBC News

BBC was always painted as our “safe place for news.”

But the truth? It became the birthplace of modern political spin.

Technology wasn’t used to inform us – it was used to propel narratives.

From MPs normalising anti-Semitic jokes in encrypted WhatsApp groups, to anchors that turned bias into routine, the BBC helped create an atmosphere where lines blurred. If politicians could cross them, the public could too.

And today? BBC doesn’t calm – it aggravates.

25 years of broadcasting endless bombings by Britain & America across the East, stripped of real diplomacy, treated like background noise. Then the exit, like it never mattered. And when Israel acted, BBC reported the West’s “disapproval” as if morality could be switched on and off like a tap.

They told Muslims in Britain:
– Support Ukraine, your solidarity is valid.
– But when it’s Gaza, your solidarity is “suspect.”

This double standard stirred the pot.
People spoke out – and got arrested.
Communities fractured.
Helplessness grew.

The problem isn’t just the BBC newsroom. It’s the ecosystem behind it:
– Secret intelligence briefings.
– Media makers pulling strings.
– Government puppet masters.
– A culture of deflecting blame, not facing truth.

Audiences aren’t craving headlines. They’re craving solutions.

What now? What’s next?

Instead, BBC leaves nations empty. And emptiness breeds stress, division, paranoia.

So Reform is the call.

BBC must:
– Ditch the dictator style, adopt transparency.
– Overlay facts, not filtered opinions.
– Deliver solutions alongside problems.
– Acknowledge bias, don’t disguise it.

Because in 2025, news isn’t just reporting. It’s responsibility.
And BBC has failed that responsibility for too long.

Todays news roundup globally, to see what has happened around the world… (Get ready for our daily updates & follow us to keep in the click!)

Africa
• 6.0-magnitude earthquake in eastern Afghanistan near Pakistan border killed over 1,400, injured thousands.
• Sudan landslide in Darfur killed over 1,000, one survivor reported.
• Yemen’s Houthi-controlled PM killed by Israeli airstrikes; Houthi forces raided UN offices.
• Burkina Faso criminalized LGBTQ+ activities, aligning with restrictive African policies.
• Chinese-owned mine in Zambia accused of hiding cyanide, arsenic spill in major river.
• Nigeria grapples with rising inflation, impacting millions economically.
• South Africa debates post-apartheid land reform amid growing tensions.
• Ethiopia, Somalia face food insecurity from drought, millions affected.
• DR Congo sees ongoing violence, displacing thousands.
• Kenya police injured in Haiti mission accident.
• Morocco, Algeria face protests over unemployment.
• Egypt’s tourism recovers but faces regional instability challenges.
• Ghana, Côte d’Ivoire invest in renewable energy to address power shortages.
• Libya’s oil production disrupted by political instability.
• Uganda heightens Ebola preparedness post-regional outbreaks.
• Rwanda, Kenya emerge as tech hubs, attracting global investment.
• Sudan’s humanitarian crisis worsens with conflict-driven displacement.
• Algeria pushes for energy exports amid global demand.
• South Africa’s crime rates spark public safety debates.
• Zimbabwe faces economic strain, with currency devaluation ongoing.



Asia
• China’s military parade unveiled DF-5C nuclear missile, attended by Putin, Kim Jong Un.
• Pakistan’s Punjab faces worst flooding, affecting 2 million, linked to India’s dam releases.
• India’s Modi, China’s Xi met to ease border tensions post-2020 clashes.
• Indonesia protests over economic issues killed 10, canceled China summit.
• Afghanistan’s Taliban sought aid after earthquake devastation.
• 850,000 Syrian refugees returned post-Assad regime collapse.
• Japan’s invite-only restaurants gain global tourism attention.
• South Korea’s tech exports face US tariff threats.
• India, Bangladesh battle monsoon flooding, cross-border warnings issued.
• North Korea’s new resort remains nearly empty despite investment.
• Russia’s GPS jamming affected plane with EU’s von der Leyen over Bulgaria.
• Philippines probes corruption in flood control projects, sparking outrage.
• Myanmar’s conflict displaces thousands, humanitarian crisis deepens.
• Malaysia boosts tech sector with foreign investment incentives.
• Thailand’s tourism rebounds but faces overtourism concerns.
• Vietnam’s economic growth slows due to global trade disruptions.
• Sri Lanka recovers from economic crisis, tourism slowly rebounds.
• Taiwan strengthens defense amid China’s military posturing.
• Nepal faces landslide risks from heavy rains.
• Qatar mediates regional conflicts, gaining diplomatic prominence.



Australia
• New Zealand eased foreign home buyer ban to boost economy.
• Australia resettled foreign-born criminals to Nauru.
• Australia faces climate-driven bushfire risks for 2025.
• Three Scottish brothers completed fastest unsupported Pacific row to Cairns.
• Australia expelled Iranian diplomats over synagogue, restaurant attacks.
• Indigenous businesses halted US exports, citing market barriers.
• Australia’s tourism sees post-COVID recovery, high costs deter some.
• Australia invests in renewables to meet 2030 climate goals.
• Rare orange nurse shark spotted off Costa Rica, Australian researchers involved.
• Australia’s cricket team prepares for India series.
• Australia strengthens Pacific Island ties to counter China.
• New Zealand’s dairy industry faces export challenges.
• Australia’s housing market strains under high demand.
• Pacific Islands push for climate action at regional summits.
• Australia’s tech sector grows, focusing on AI innovation.
• New Zealand’s tourism promotes eco-friendly initiatives.
• Australia’s coral reefs face bleaching risks from warming oceans.
• Indigenous land rights debates intensify in Australia.
• New Zealand strengthens defense ties with Australia.
• Pacific nations collaborate on marine conservation efforts.




Europe
• Europe’s glaciers melt rapidly, threatening rivers, shipping by century’s end.
• Russian drones overfly US weapons routes in Germany, raising sabotage fears.
• Lithuania installed “dragon’s teeth” defenses on Russia’s Kaliningrad border.
• France’s PM Bayrou struggles to maintain position amid unrest.
• Italy’s tourism drops due to high prices, industry debates solutions.
• Paris court convicted Gérard Depardieu of sexual assault, 18-month suspended sentence.
• New museums open across Europe, boosting cultural tourism.
• EU-Mercosur trade accord faces French opposition.
• Germany seeks new markets to offset US tariffs.
• EU plans satellites to counter GPS jamming incidents.
• Ukraine’s schools reopen amid Russia’s invasion, prioritizing safety.
• German neo-Nazi fugitive Marla-Svenja Liebich reportedly fled to Russia.
• Spain’s tourism sector faces local backlash over overcrowding.
• Poland strengthens NATO ties amid regional tensions.
• Sweden pushes green energy, aiming for carbon neutrality.
• UK’s post-Brexit trade deals face scrutiny, economic challenges persist.
• Ireland’s tech hub grows, attracting global firms.
• Greece battles wildfires, climate adaptation plans expand.
• Netherlands reforms immigration policies, sparking debate.
• Romania enhances cybersecurity amid Russian threats.



North America
• US military killed 11 in strike on Venezuelan drug boat, escalating tensions.
• US judge ruled Trump’s National Guard use in LA protests illegal.
• Nine ex-CDC directors criticized HHS Secretary Kennedy Jr.’s leadership.
• Houston’s ExxonMobil plastic recycling program underdelivers, raising doubts.
• Canada ended most US counter-tariffs, Indigenous businesses halted exports.
• Minnesota school shooting prompted Pope Leo XIV’s arms “pandemic” condemnation.
• US consumer spending to drop, especially among Gen Z.
• US Open saw Alcaraz, Djokovic advance to semi-finals.
• US blocked Palestinian Authority passport holders from visas.
• Disney faced allegations of violating YouTube privacy laws.
• Mexico’s cartels use advanced weapons, escalating violence.
• Canada’s housing crisis fuels public discontent.
• US faces rising cyberattack threats, infrastructure vulnerabilities exposed.
• Mexico pushes renewable energy, faces funding hurdles.
• Canada’s Indigenous land claims gain legal traction.
• US midterm election campaigns intensify, polarizing voters.
• Mexico’s tourism grows, but cartel violence deters some visitors.
• Canada strengthens Arctic defense amid Russian, Chinese interest.
• US tech firms face antitrust scrutiny, regulatory debates heat up.
• Caribbean nations, including Jamaica, boost hurricane preparedness.



South America
• Guyana’s election pivotal for US interests, oil, and stability.
• Brazil’s Bolsonaro faces trial for 2022 coup attempt.
• Venezuela deployed warships, drones in Caribbean against drug trafficking.
• Maduro threatened “republic in arms” if attacked by US.
• Chile, Peru protests over labor rights, inequality continue.
• Bolivia, Paraguay face severe deforestation, threatening biodiversity.
• Argentina’s inflation crisis persists, economic reforms falter.
• Colombia pushes green energy investments, faces delays.
• Mexico’s criminal groups use drones, mortars, escalating violence.
• Venezuelan migrants in Guantanamo face poor conditions, says HRW.
• Mexican teen’s quinceañera went viral, became stadium bash.
• Mercosur-EU trade talks face Brazil-Argentina split.
• Ecuador, Suriname invest in port upgrades for trade.
• Peru’s mining sector sparks environmental protests.
• Chile’s renewable energy push gains momentum.
• Venezuela’s oil production struggles amid sanctions.
• Argentina’s cultural festivals boost tourism recovery.
• Bolivia’s lithium industry attracts global investment.
• Paraguay strengthens anti-corruption laws, faces challenges.
• Uruguay’s stable economy draws regional investment.



Antarctica
• Scientists warn of losing tools to study Antarctica’s melting ice sheets.
• Rapid ice melt threatens global sea level rise.
• US, China, Australia research stations collaborate on climate studies.
• Russia, China eye Antarctica’s resources, raising treaty concerns.
• Warming waters disrupt Antarctic marine ecosystems, fish stocks.
• Harsh weather delays research projects at McMurdo station.
• New satellites improve ice monitoring, EU-US collaboration.
• Penguin populations decline due to shrinking ice habitats.
• Increased tourism strains Antarctica’s environment, stricter rules proposed.
• Ancient microbial life discoveries offer climate history clues.
• Antarctic Treaty nations discuss resource exploitation bans.
• Climate models predict accelerated ice loss by 2050.
• Research stations face funding shortages for upgrades.
• Krill populations decline, impacting Antarctic food chains.
• New Zealand, Australia lead polar research initiatives.
• Ice core studies reveal historical climate patterns.
• Tourism ships face stricter emissions regulations.
• Russia’s Antarctic presence grows, sparking geopolitical debates.
• Seabed mapping projects uncover new marine species.
• Global climate talks prioritize Antarctic preservation efforts.