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Australians fear repeat of ‘Black Summer’ as fires rage

‘I don’t think anywhere is safe and secure,’ victims say after worst blazes in years

Reduction has been planned for months but comes amid tension with European nations over Greenland

Streaming giant says it makes up a relatively low share of US ‘TV time’ in quarterly letter to shareholders

From Gemma Hoskins, UK Director, Mighty Earth

Party may vote to block any military action as it seeks to defuse growing rift with allies over the Arctic territory

From Myles McGinley, Managing Director, Cambridge OCR, Cambridge University Press & Assessment

From Nick Collings, Cambridge, UK

From Andrew Mills, Director, Insight Financial Research

From John Webster, Aldershot, Hampshire, UK

From Professor Les Mayhew, Professor of Statistics, Bayes Business School

From Victoria Roeck, New York, NY, US

From Professor Stephen Caddick, Worthing, West Sussex, UK

Dutch chipmaking equipment supplier dominates in a way that markets cannot correct

Canadian leader calls on ‘middle powers’ to unite as Davos braces for US president’s arrival

The dollar and Wall Street stocks fell after Trump said ‘no going back’ on campaign to control Arctic territory

‘Special relationship’ comes under increasing strain as president criticises some of the prime minister’s key policies

Ed Miliband says £15bn package of spending over five years will help lower-income households install clean energy products

Federal Trade Commission’s move comes as Big Tech’s push to woo the White House has failed to put an end to monopoly cases

European leaders criticise stance on Arctic island, with French president taking aim at ‘useless aggressivity’

Robert Armstrong speaks to Toby Nangle

Also in today’s newsletter: Japan’s 40-year bond yields surpass 4% and Tata’s defence division seeks overseas growth

What can Europe do against an increasingly bellicose US president?