Jan. 25 (Thur.)
The Greek Government offers a formal apology to the Allies for the events of December 1.
Mesopotamia:—A British attack on Turkish trenches south-west of Kut is partially successful.
A German vessel shells Southwold at night: there are no casualties.
The French transport Amiral Magon is sunk by a submarine in the Mediterranean.
Jan. 26 (Fri.)
To regulate exchange, the British Government by Order in Council enforces the sale or loan of foreign securities to the Treasury.
Mesopotamia:—The British complete the capture of the Turkish position attacked on the previous day.
Jan. 27 (Sat.)
A Russian success in the Southern Bukovina: 1200 prisoners are captured.