World Report January 19: Monday's top stories in 10 minutes
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Jan 19, 2026 Keir Starmer calls for calm over Trump's controversial threats regarding Greenland. Concerns arise about the potential military support Canada may offer to Greenland. A tragic train collision in southern Spain claims 39 lives, prompting investigations. Prince Harry joins fellow celebrities in a high-profile privacy lawsuit against the Daily Mail. Meanwhile, a sexual assault survivor reports derogatory comments made by police trainees. Lastly, Canada braces for a potential healthcare crisis with the influx of visitors expected for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
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Alliances Need Respect, Not Coercion
- Keir Starmer urged calm, saying alliances rest on respect and partnership, not pressure.
- He warned tariffs against allies would be harmful and urged direct, respectful dialogue.
Canada Balances Support With Caution
- Mark Carney emphasized support for sovereignty while avoiding explicit troop commitments.
- Canada drafted contingency plans to possibly send small military personnel to Greenland, pending decision.
Passengers Describe Devastating Train Crash
- Survivors described the southern Spain crash impact as feeling like an earthquake and broke windows to escape.
- Rescue teams converted a sports center into a treatment facility as more than 150 people were injured.