During a meeting in Washington, Armenian Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan and Secretary of State Marco Rubio unveiled the Framework Program for Implementing the Trump Route for International Peace and Prosperity (TRIPP) project. The document aimed at implementing the agreement concluded on August 8, 2025 was published on the website of the Armenian Foreign Ministry.

Доступно на русском On Dec. 10, World Human Rights Day, the Working Group on Human Rights in Western Sahara published an open letter addressed primarily to UN member states. It alerted the world to the fact that thousands of Sahrawis, members of the indigenous people of the Sahara, are being subjected to systematic violence at the hands of the Moroccan authorities.

President Donald Trump said the United States "vitally needs" Greenland to ensure national security - building the "Golden Dome." According to him, NATO must help the United States annex Greenland, otherwise Russia or China will get the island. Trump wrote about this on his social network Truth Social: “The United States needs Greenland for national security. She is vital to the Golden Dome we are building. NATO must help us with this.

Venezuelan authorities have released at least four detained Americans from prison, Bloomberg and CNN reported. It is the first known release of US citizens since the US military's capture of Nicolas Maduro, and comes as the country's interim government releases political prisoners. The release of US citizens was confirmed by the State Department. A group of department employees headed to Venezuela to help with their return to their homeland.

Iran's Chief Judge Gholamhossein Mohseni-Ejei has made it clear that mass executions await those detained during large-scale protests in the country. He stated this on Iranian state television. His words are quoted by the Associated Press. According to Mohseni-Ejei, those detained during the protests will soon face speedy trials and executions: “If we want to get the job done, we have to do it now. If it drags on for two or three months, the effect will be different.

Deputies of the Verkhovna Rada, during a repeated vote, supported the candidacy of ex-Minister of Digital Transformation Mikhail Fedorov for the post of head of the Ministry of Defense. This was reported on the Telegram channel of the Ukrainian parliament. Rada deputies supported the corresponding decision with 277 votes. After this, Fedorov took the oath of office as Minister of Defense, Ukrainian Pravda reports .

A controlling stake in the international mining and minerals processing company Eurasian Resources Group (ERG) is set to be acquired by a Kazakh businessman with close ties to Russia’s banking sector. As The Insider found, the deal has seriously alarmed the U.S. Department of State, with officials in Washington fearing that the company could come under Russian control.

Russian Minister of Culture Olga Lyubimova announced personnel changes in the country's two largest art museums. Elena Pronicheva, the daughter of the ex-head of the FSB Border Service Vladimir Pronichev, left the post of director of the State Tretyakov Gallery, and her sister Ekaterina Pronicheva was appointed head of the Pushkin Museum. A. S. Pushkin. The Ministry of Culture stated that Elena Pronicheva left her position of her own free will.

News The Insider January 14, 2026 #Military report In today's summary In the Sumy direction, the Russian military occupied the border village of Komarovka in the north of the Sumy region In the Konstantinovsky direction, units of the Russian Armed Forces are consolidated on the lines southwest of Konstantinovka In the southern Donetsk direction, Ukrainian troops are “cleaning up” villages north of Gulyai-Polye The pace of territorial advancement of the Russian Armed Forces in Ukraine in 2026

The US State Department is suspending visas for citizens of 75 countries, including Russia, as part of tightening controls over potential recipients of social assistance. This was reported by Fox News with reference to a State Department memo, which the publication reviewed. Updated: Fox News has edited its post on visa restrictions. The original version of the story stated that the US State Department was suspending the processing of all types of visas for citizens of 75 countries.

News The Insider January 14, 2026 Photo: NABU The National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine (NABU) and the Specialized Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office (SAP) published a wiretapped recording of a meeting between Yulia Tymoshenko and an unnamed Verkhovna Rada deputy. The published audio discusses a scheme for buying the votes of parliamentarians. On the night of January 14, representatives of anti-corruption agencies conducted searches in the office of Tymoshenko’s Batkivshchyna party.

News The Insider January 14, 2026 Image: sparklogic.ru Today, January 14, Donald Trump said that Greenland is necessary for the United States to ensure national security and implement the Golden Dome missile defense project. According to him, NATO must assist the United States in gaining control of Greenland, since otherwise, Trump claims, the island could be captured by Russia or China.

News The Insider January 14, 2026 The “shadow fleet” of tankers transporting oil bypassing sanctions began to more actively seek political protection under the Russian flag amid intensifying US actions against ships associated with the trade in Venezuelan oil. At the same time, Washington is preparing the legal basis for new large-scale detentions: US authorities have filed petitions in court to issue warrants for the arrest and confiscation of dozens more tankers, sources told Reuters.

The European Commission approved a package of legislative proposals for the implementation of a €90 billion loan to Ukraine previously agreed at the political level and determined its structure: €60 billion will be allocated for military needs, another €30 billion will be used to support the state budget. This was stated by the President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen at a press conference in Brussels, Reuters reports .

During the protests against the ayatollah regime, which have been ongoing in Iran since the end of December, at least 2.5 thousand people have died , according to the human rights organization Hengaw. Of these, human rights activists managed to identify 90 people. In particular, today the organization published the names and photographs of five Kurds who died during the shooting of protesters in Tehran on January 8: Mahmoudi Azar, Zahra Moradi, Siavash Shirzad, Erfan Alizadeh and Ali Abbasi.