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NewsDesk Milli Chronicle January 19, 2026 Ahmed al-Sharaa leadership, counterterrorism risks, Deir al-Zor oil fields, IS detention camps, Islamic State prisoners escape, Kurdish forces pullback, Middle East security, post war Syria stability, Raqqa security situation, regional power balance, SDF withdrawal deal, Syria conflict aftermath, Syria Kurdish withdrawal, Syria territorial shift, Syrian army control, Syrian ceasefire tensions, Syrian government troops, Syrian military deployment, Turkey Syria relations, US role in Syria

Syria tightens control after Kurdish withdrawal as IS prisoners escape

Raqqa – Syrian government forces have expanded their control across large parts of northern and eastern Syria following a sudden

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NewsDesk Milli Chronicle January 19, 2026 Asia political developments, China Japan tensions, defence budget Japan, East China Sea dispute, Japan bond yields, Japan coalition government, Japan cost of living crisis, Japan defence spending, Japan economic policy, Japan February 8 vote, Japan national security strategy, Japan parliamentary election, Japan snap election, Japanese consumption tax, Japanese political opposition, Japanese tax cuts plan, Japanese voters concerns, LDP election strategy, Sanae Takaichi election, Taiwan security concerns

Japan PM Takaichi to call Feb 8 snap election on spending, tax cuts and defence

Tokyo – Japan’s Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi announced plans to call a snap national election on February 8, seeking a

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NewsDesk Milli Chronicle January 19, 2026January 19, 2026 Arctic geopolitics, Arctic military presence, Arctic NATO mission, Arctic regional stability, Arctic security cooperation, climate change Arctic routes, Denmark defence policy, Denmark Greenland security, Denmark NATO proposal, EU NATO relations, global Arctic competition, Greenland foreign policy, Greenland international law, Greenland sovereignty debate, Greenland strategic importance, NATO Arctic strategy, NATO Brussels talks, NATO collective defence, transatlantic tensions, Trump Greenland remarks

Denmark, Greenland float Arctic NATO mission amid rising tensions

Brussels – Denmark and Greenland have proposed the idea of establishing a NATO mission focused on Greenland and the wider

JP Morgan Adjusts Emerging Market FX View, Signaling Confidence in Long-Term Strength

JP Morgan’s recalibration of its emerging market currency outlook reflects disciplined risk management after a strong rally, while reinforcing optimism

Sequoia Joins Global Investors in Major Anthropic Funding Round, Signaling Strong Confidence in AI Growth

A powerful lineup of global investors backing Anthropic reflects accelerating faith in artificial intelligence innovation and long-term enterprise adoption. Sequoia