ABIOVE and major soy traders have begun withdrawing from the nearly 20-year soy moratorium, and Mato Grosso's change to tax incentives is cited as a key reason; environmental groups say the move could increase Amazon deforestation.
The Iranian government acknowledged protests nearing two weeks while Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei signaled a forthcoming crackdown; internet and international phone service are largely cut.
Hytale, a Minecraft-inspired open-world RPG from Hypixel Studios, enters Early Access on January 13, 2026. The Early Access build will include Exploration Mode, Creative Mode, and modding support, with additional modes planned during the Early Access period.
The article argues that the prestige TV era begun by shows like The Sopranos shifted attention away from procedurals, and that HBO's medical drama The Pitt returned for a second season while reintroducing procedural storytelling within a prestige format.
Manchester City host Exeter City at the Etihad Stadium in the FA Cup third round on Saturday, with confirmed line-ups released ahead of the 15:00 UK kick-off. New signing Antoine Semenyo is expected to make his Manchester City debut.
Leaders of Greenland's five parliamentary parties said they will move up a session to discuss recent U.S. statements about taking control of the island; the date of the meeting has not been set.
Innisfree launched Green Tea Ceramide Milk, a milky toner combining Super Green Tea™ extract and ceramides to boost hydration and support the skin's moisture barrier.
Researchers at the University of Guelph, partnered with Agriculture and Agri‑Food Canada, are developing an AI-driven hybrid greenhouse and vertical system to grow strawberries year-round and are finalists in the Weston Family Foundation's Homegrown Innovation Challenge.
British Columbia Premier David Eby has begun a low‑key trade mission to India to deepen economic ties, while the federal government continues to manage lingering diplomatic issues from a 2023 rupture.
The Star estimated upfront capital of about $444 million to build permanent homes for Toronto's outdoor population of 1,615 people, while a portable-subsidy approach for the same group could cost roughly $24 million a year.
