The US launches a mission to move ISIS detainees from Syria to Iraq, starting with 150 fighters, to prevent breakouts and strengthen regional security.
At Davos, Donald Trump says he wants Greenland under US control but rules out using force, calling for talks and saying only the US can secure the territory.
Taliban slash Afghanistan’s development budget by 82% and allocate 88% of spending to security and administration, forcing schools, hospitals and projects to halt.
A senator tells a Senate panel that Pakistanis’ data from NADRA, FBR and banks is being sold on the dark web, raising serious concerns over data security.
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif arrives in Davos to attend the World Economic Forum and seek investment while promoting Pakistan’s economic reforms and growth potential.
After the Kabul attack, former Afghan spy chief accuses Pakistan, but UN reports and evidence point to Taliban infighting and security failures inside Afghanistan.
