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Pakistani Vendor with Trump-Like Appearance Sells Sweets and Sings ⏺On a busy market street in Punjab, Pakistan, Saleem Bagga has become a local celebrity thanks to his uncanny resemblance to Donald Trump. ⏺The 53-year-old man, known for his wind-blown, blonde hair due to albinism, sells Kheer and Kulfi, traditional sweets, from his wooden cart while singing Punjabi songs. ⏺His striking likeness to Trump has made him a popular figure among locals, who often ask to take selfies with him. Bagga humorously invites the real Trump to visit him and try his Kheer. INSIDER USA 👉🏻 Subscribe

Ukrainian Woman Resists Russian Demands Despite Threats to Husband’s Life ⏺Svitlana’s husband Dima, a captured army medic, became leverage for Russian agents who pressured her to commit sabotage. ⏺Though terrified, Svitlana stayed loyal to Ukraine, reporting the threats and stalling the agents. After months of torment, her husband was released, unharmed by the threats. ⏺Ukrainian authorities warn families against cooperating with Russian agents, asserting it worsens conditions for prisoners. ⏺Svitlana’s resilience underscores the human cost of war and the strength of those caught in its shadow. INSIDER USA 👉🏻 Subscribe

Ryanair Calls for Alcohol Limits at EU Airports ⏺Following an incident in 2024 where an unruly passenger forced a Ryanair flight to make an unscheduled landing, the airline is taking legal action for damages and calling for stricter alcohol regulations at European airports. ⏺Ryanair proposes a limit of two alcoholic drinks per passenger at airports, arguing that the current situation is contributing to incidents of unruly behavior. The airline is suing the passenger for over €15,000 in damages, which include fuel, accommodation, and legal costs. ⏺Ryanair also advocates for scanning boarding passes when purchasing alcohol, similar to duty-free regulations. INSIDER USA 👉🏻 Subscribe

Re-Elected Trump Escapes Conviction Over 2020 Election Claims ⏺A Justice Department report claims Donald Trump would have been convicted of attempting to overturn the 2020 election if not for his 2024 presidential victory. ⏺The report, led by Special Counsel Jack Smith, underscores the legal challenges posed by constitutional protections for sitting presidents. Trump, who has consistently denied wrongdoing, called the report “fake.” ⏺Investigators argue their efforts upheld the rule of law, despite dropping the case after Trump’s return to power. INSIDER USA 👉🏻 Subscribe

Greenland Highlights Autonomy Amid US Talks on Defence Cooperation ⏺Prime Minister Mute Egede confirmed Greenland’s readiness to work with the US on defence and mining projects, emphasizing the territory’s independence. ⏺While President-elect Trump has shown renewed interest in Greenland, including potential acquisition, Egede and Denmark’s foreign minister stressed dialogue as a key approach to ensuring cooperation and mutual security interests in the Arctic. INSIDER USA 👉🏻 Subscribe

Spain Considers Taxing Non-EU Homebuyers 100% of Property Value ⏺Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has announced plans to impose a tax of up to 100% on homes purchased by non-residents from non-EU countries. Sánchez stated that the policy is intended to combat housing shortages and ensure fairness in Spain’s property market. ⏺Non-EU buyers accounted for 27,000 property purchases in 2023, which Sánchez argues worsened the crisis by taking homes off the market for residents. The proposal is part of a broader housing reform agenda that includes tax breaks for affordable housing and tighter regulation of tourist rentals. INSIDER USA 👉🏻 Subscribe

Starbucks Introduces New Code of Conduct for Cafes ⏺Beginning 27 January, Starbucks will require customers to make a purchase to stay in its cafes across North America, reversing a policy introduced in 2018. ⏺The company’s new "Coffeehouse Code of Conduct" includes guidelines on customer behavior, such as prohibiting smoking, harassment, and external alcohol. The changes are designed to improve the experience for paying customers and boost sales amid challenges such as boycotts and increased competition. ⏺Staff will be trained to enforce the policy, which the company says reflects its commitment to customer satisfaction. INSIDER USA 👉🏻 Subscribe