Conflicts at Trump Hotels, a Rohingya Repatriation Plan, and Migos' New Album: The VICE Morning Bulletin

Plenty of Foreign Conflicts at Trump Hotels, New Report Claims
A watchdog report called "Presidency for Sale" concluded that at least four foreign governments (and four times as many special interest groups) patronized Trump properties in 2017. Public Citizen said agents of the Saudi government, Malaysian government, American Turkish Council, and Kuwait embassy used Trump properties last year. The report also found Trump properties earned money from 35 GOP congressional campaign committees.—NBC News

Myanmar Promises to Accept Repatriation of Rohingya over Two Years
Myanmar has green-lit the repatriation of 1,500 Rohingya Muslims each week from refugee camps in Bangladesh, according to the latter government. More than 700,000 Rohingya are believed to have been uprooted by allegedly genocidal persecution in Myanmar last year, some of which appeared to involve the country's military.—BBC News

Palestinian Leaders Want to Suspend Recognition of Israel
The Palestinian Liberation Organization's (PLO) Central Council recommended withdrawing recognition of Israel until its government formally acknowledges a distinct Palestinian state. The body also proposed scrapping the Oslo Accords—landmark agreements with Israel on security and other issues. The executive committee was said to be "assigned" to carry out the changes, but had yet to move on the proposals.—Al Jazeera

Venezuelan Police Said to Kill Rebel Leader
Oscar Perez, leader of a group of anti-government rebels who was accused of firing on Venezuela's Supreme Court from a helicopter, may have been killed in a police raid. President Nicolás Madurosaid Monday five people from the "terrorist group" had been arrested and two officers killed during an operation.—CNN

Kosovan Serb Politician Assassinated Outside Party HQ
Political leader Oliver Ivanovic died after being shot outside his party’s office in the town of Mitrovica, in northern Kosovo. His lawyer said he was shot five times. Ivanovic was awaiting a retrial stemming from killings of ethnic Albanians during regional conflict in 1998 and 1999.—Reuters

Cranberries Singer Dies at Age 46
Irish vocalist Dolores O’Riordan died in London, according to a statement released by her representative on Monday. Bandmates Noel Hogan, Mike Hogan, and Fergal Lawler said: "We are devastated on the passing of our friend Dolores… The world has lost a true artist today."—Noisey

Migos Announce New Album Details
The hip-hop superstars revealed new LP Culture II will drop next Friday, January 26, and shared cover art on Twitter. Quavo also tweeted a one-minute clip of new music along with footage of Martin Luther King Jr.—Pitchfork

Timothée Chalamet Pledges Woody Allen Film Salary to Charity
The Call Me by Your Name actor said he did not want to profit from his role in Allen's forthcoming movie A Rainy Day in New York. Chalamet revealed the undisclosed sum would be going to Time's Up, the LGBT Center in New York, and RAINN.—i-D

North Korea Calls Trump Tweet 'Spasm of a Lunatic'
A state-run newspaper editorial called the US president's early January nuclear button tweet the "bark of a rabid dog" and the "spasm of a lunatic." It also referred to the January 3 tweet as the behavior of a "loser" and a "psychopath."—VICE News