World Report Sunday's top stories in 10 minutes
Feb 1, 2026
Coverage of Rafah’s reopening and fragile ceasefire risks. Rising Iran tensions and claims of nuclear talks amid U.S. military buildup. New allegations linking a royal figure to a trafficking scandal and calls for testimony. Five years since Myanmar’s coup with a detained democracy leader. Ottawa cuts that could cripple climate and wildlife research. A surge in home baking and auditions for a national baking show.
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Rafah Reopening Is Highly Restricted
- The Rafah crossing reopened in a tightly controlled, limited way after nearly two years of closure.
- Only about 150 Palestinians may cross daily and returnees face multiple screenings by Israel, the Palestinian Authority and EU officials.
Iran Warns Of Regional War
- Iran's supreme leader warned a U.S. attack would trigger a regional war amid rising U.S. military buildup.
- President Donald Trump says nuclear negotiations may be happening while not ruling out military action.
Renewed Calls For Andrew To Testify
- New BBC allegations revive calls for Prince Andrew to testify about ties to Jeffrey Epstein.
- British PM Keir Starmer urges anyone with information to share it to ensure justice for survivors.