By: The Trek News Desk China’s demographic crisis deepened in 2025 as the country recorded its lowest-ever birth rate, despite multiple government initiatives aimed at encouraging families to have more children. Official data shows that China’s population declined for the fourth straight year, highlighting mounting social and economic challenges for the world’s second-largest economy. Figures…
By: The Trek News Desk Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi has announced that she will dissolve parliament on Friday, paving the way for an early national election. The move is aimed at securing a fresh public mandate for higher government spending and a new national security strategy, which is expected to further accelerate Japan’s defence…
By: The Trek News Desk The Union government has accused the Congress party of spreading misinformation about the newly introduced rural employment law, VB-G RAM G, claiming that the opposition is deliberately confusing the public through a nationwide campaign against the scheme. Speaking at a press conference in New Delhi on Monday (January 19, 2026),…
By: The Trek News Desk Global inequality is deepening as billionaires continue to amass record levels of wealth while strengthening their influence over politics, media, and digital platforms, according to Oxfam’s latest annual inequality report. The international aid organisation has cautioned that this growing concentration of power is widening the gap between the rich and…
By: The Trek News Desk US President Donald Trump has once again taken a tough stance on Greenland, accusing Denmark and NATO of failing to address what he described as a growing “Russian threat” in the region. Declaring that the time for inaction is over, Trump stated that decisive steps will now be taken to…
By: The Trek News Desk At least 21 people have lost their lives in a major accident involving high-speed trains in southern Spain, while more than 30 passengers are reported to be in critical condition. Authorities have warned that the death toll may rise as rescue operations continue through the night. The tragic incident occurred…
By: The Trek News Desk Roughly 1,500 US military personnel have been placed on standby as protests against Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) continue in Minneapolis. A US defence official confirmed that these troops could be deployed if the President chooses to activate active-duty forces to assist in maintaining order. The soldiers, currently stationed in…
By: The Trek News Desk US President Donald Trump’s warning to impose fresh tariffs on several European countries over their opposition to his proposal to bring Greenland under American control has triggered sharp criticism across Europe. Senior European leaders have described the move as wrong, unjustified and contrary to international law. President Trump announced that…
By: The Trek News Desk Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has launched a sharp attack on US President Donald Trump over the recent wave of protests in Iran, as human rights groups claim that thousands lost their lives during the unrest. Khamenei blamed Trump for the “loss of lives and property,” alleging that foreign…
By: The Trek News Desk Large-scale demonstrations were held on Saturday in Denmark and Greenland against the United States’ alleged intentions regarding Greenland. Organised by Greenlandic community groups, the protests witnessed strong public participation, with demonstrators voicing support for Greenland’s sovereignty, democratic system, and civil rights. According to Uagut, an association representing Greenlanders in Denmark,…
