WEBWIRE – Monday, January 26, 2026 Sky today confirmed it has greenlit a premium, definitive documentary series exploring the era-defining entertainment juggernaut, The X Factor. The documentary will speak to those closest to The X Factor story, both in front of and behind the camera, including Simon Cowell. The series is produced by award-winning independent
Sudan: Volunteers plant trees to make Khartoum greener amid reconstruction
Volunteers of the “Green Khartoum” initiative are hoping to plant 1,000 trees in the Sudanese capital, where reconstruction is underway…
European leaders gather at North Sea energy summit as Greenland tensions loom
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Friends with an enemy’s enemy? Liberal-Greens talks open up a bigger conversation
Can the enemy of your enemy in politics really be your friend? Subscribe now for unlimited access. or signup to continue reading Save 30% All articles from our website & app The digital version of Today’s Paper Crosswords, Sudoku and Trivia The Greens and the Liberals have done their best to work this out, engaging
Our Reporting Showed Washington Ranks Last in Green Energy Growth. Now the State Is Working to Speed It Up.
Washington state has launched a sweeping effort to speed up construction of renewable energy projects, prompted by reporting from Oregon Public Broadcasting and ProPublica that chronicled how the state came to rank dead last in the nation for renewable energy growth. Washington’s Department of Commerce, which works on state energy policy, has offered up state
India’s solar-panel boom: full throttle today, uncertain tomorrow
By Philippe ALFROY Mundra, India (AFP) Jan 25, 2026 The race for green energy is on. India, driven by soaring electricity demand and a push to reduce reliance on China, is rapidly producing solar panels, fuelling a booming yet uncertain market. At the Adani Group’s factory in Mundra, in India’s western state of Gujarat, assembly
News Analysis: NATO has survived plenty over 75 years. Could Trump’s Greenland threats end that?
WASHINGTON — The crisis touched off by President Trump’s demand to take ownership of Greenland appears over, at least for now. But the United States and its European allies still face a larger long-term challenge: Can their shaky marriage be saved? At 75 years old, NATO has survived storms before, from squabbles over trade to estrangement over
Dollar sinks to 4-month low and gold soars past $5,000 as yen leaps
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To reach net-zero, reverse current policy and protect the largest trees in the Amazon, say scientists
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Trump was surging after the Venezuela raid—then came Jerome Powell, Greenland and Minnesota. Now it feels like a ‘historic hinge moment’
President Donald Trump was riding high early this month after the U.S. military pulled off a stunning raid that captured dictator Nicolás Maduro. But just three weeks later, he has run into significant resistance on multiple fronts, challenging his economic, foreign relations, and immigration agendas. The second deadly shooting in Minnesota at the hands of