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The Senate hearings of Trump’s choices for his administration begin – Pete Hegseth is first

The process is expected to be difficult for some figures, such as veteran military officer & former Fox host

Fires in Los Angeles: New warning for high winds of up to 110 km/h in fire-affected areas

According to the National Meteorological Service, strong winds will blow until Wednesday - Fears of flare-ups, which are reinforced by the unprecedented drought for the season

Elon Musk: Expected to have an office in the White House complex, maintaining access to Donald Trump

The billionaire is expected to use space in Eisenhower's office as Secretary of Government Efficiency

NY Times analysis: Our world is falling apart, the “age of monsters” is coming

What we have known for 50 years is crumbling and the world of the coming decades is taking its place, writes Ezra Klein

Denmark ready to discuss US “legitimate interests” in the Arctic

"In close cooperation with Greenland, we are ready to continue discussions with Trump in order to safeguard legitimate American interests", the Danish Foreign Minister said

Xi Jinping will send a high-ranking Chinese representative to Donald Trump’s inauguration

Trump has invited the Chinese president to attend his inauguration - The presence of a high-ranking official is considered "unprecedented" given the low levels of relations between the US and China

Ramaswamy and Musk “map” the US Treasury before they start the cuts

The DOGE delegates have already been to more than 10 federal agencies as well as ministries

Vindication for Greece – EU cancels “Turkaegean” trademark

Greece is strong and defends its commercial interests with determination and effectiveness, says Takis Theodoricakos

Looting spree in Los Angeles: People won’t leave their homes to avoid being robbed – National Guard on the streets and curfew

Videos of robbers breaking into homes - Complaints of inadequate policing - Fines of up to $1,000 or up to six months in jail for those violating curfew

2024 was the hottest year on record, confirms the World Meteorological Organization

“We witnessed unusual temperatures accompanied by very extreme weather events that affected many countries around the world,” emphasized a representative of the Organization

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