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Ukraine Faces Devastating Losses as Russian Troops, North Korean Soldiers Move on Kursk Ukraine faces heavy losses in Kursk as North Korean troops support Russian offensives, risking further territorial decline. -
Japanese PM Ishiba Eyes February Summit with Trump to Reaffirm U.S.-Japan Relations Japanese PM Ishiba plans a summit with Trump post-inauguration to strengthen U.S.-Japan relations amid tariff concerns. -
Chinese Hackers Target U.S. Treasury, Stealing Sensitive Data Amid Growing Tensions According to a recent report, Chinese hackers have successfully infiltrated Treasury Department systems and stolen sensitive information. -
Over 300 Prisoners Freed in Historic Ukraine-Russia Swap—Thanks to UAE Mediation Russia and Ukraine conducted a major prisoner exchange, with 189 Ukrainians returning home as the New Year approaches. -
Belgium’s New Law Bans Disposable E-Cigarettes, Tackles Youth Smoking Surge Belgium will ban disposable e-cigarettes from January 2025 to improve public health and reduce waste, with other EU nations following. -
INF Treaty Collapse: Russia Joins U.S. in Dropping Key Nuclear Agreement Russia withdraws from the INF Treaty, citing U.S. and NATO destabilization, while criticizing Denmark's support for Ukraine. -
Azerbaijan Demands Apology and Compensation from Russia for Plane Crash Azerbaijan demands compensation from Russia after a passenger plane crash, citing external damage and a mistaken shootdown. -
73 Passengers Safe After PAL Airlines Plane Struggles with Landing Gear Issue A passenger plane in Canada faced a landing gear malfunction, causing sparks, but all 73 on board were safely evacuated without injuries. -
Russian Forces Occupy More Areas in Donetsk as Clashes Persist Russia claims to have captured more areas in eastern Ukraine, intensifying fighting, while Ukraine responds with drone strikes. -
Barack Obama, Bill Clinton, and George W. Bush Pay Tribute to Jimmy Carter Former U.S. President Jimmy Carter passed away, prompting tributes from leaders highlighting his humanitarian efforts and legacy. -
King Charles Offers Prayers for Victims and Families of Jeju Air Crash King Charles III and Queen Camilla expressed condolences for the victims of the Jeju Air tragedy, offering prayers for their families. -
Get Ready for the Ultimate Countdown: 2025 Times Square NYE Reveals Star Performers Times Square's 2025 New Year's Eve Celebration features star performances, a Spring Festival showcase, and the iconic Ball Drop at midnight. -
China’s Rising Power: The Fallout of Trump’s Expected Pullback from Global Organizations Trump's potential withdrawal from international organizations may allow China to assert greater global influence amid U.S. isolationism. -
Nigerian Fighter Jet Strikes Civilian Village by Mistake, Killing 10 Nigerian forces mistakenly bomb a civilian village during operations against the Islamist group Lakurawa, resulting in at least 10 deaths. -
Israeli Prime Minister’s Wife Allegedly Involved in Witness Harassment in Netanyahu’s Corruption Case Sara Netanyahu is under investigation for witness intimidation and obstruction of justice in connection with her husband's corruption trial. -
Panama President Denies Trump's Claims of Chinese Military at the Canal Panama's President denies Trump's claims of Chinese military control over the Panama Canal, asserting it is solely operated by Panamanians. -
North Korean Military in Kursk Still Using WWII Tactics, Says Ukrainian Intel Ukrainian military reports minimal impact from North Korean troops in Kursk, despite their outdated tactics and potential adaptability. -
Putin Offers Condolences After Deadly Azerbaijan Airlines Crash in Kazakhstan Putin expresses condolences for the Azerbaijan Airlines crash in Kazakhstan, offering aid and emphasizing a thorough investigation. -
Denmark's $1.5 Billion Defense Boost to Greenland: A Response to Trump? Denmark boosts Greenland's defense budget amid Trump's ownership claims, emphasizing sovereignty and regional security. -
Bald Eagle Officially Named the U.S. National Bird by President Biden Biden designates the bald eagle as the national bird, symbolizing American strength and freedom, with a history dating back to 1782.
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