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Several journalists detained in Moscow amidst military wives' mobilization protest. Several people, including journalists from international press organizations, were detained in Moscow as a result of the authorities cracking down on demonstrators near the election headquarters of Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Manhunt underway for suspect in Clapham corrosive substance attack on a woman and her two daughters. The attack, which occurred nearly 24 hours ago, has shocked the nation and left the victims hospitalized with severe injuries.

Hopes fade for swift passage of Ukraine Aid Bill as border talks linger. The protracted negotiations shed light on the complexities surrounding international diplomacy and the challenges of securing bipartisan support for crucial aid initiatives. The stalemate raises concerns about the timely delivery of assistance to Ukraine and highlights the intricacies of diplomatic endeavors amid geopolitical tensions.

French farmers approach Paris, putting the government in a bind. French farmers have seized the nation's attention by inundating government offices with manure and blocking Paris with tractors and hay bales, causing traffic chaos.

Israeli forces disguised as medics kill three militants in West Bank hospital. According to both Israeli and Palestinian officials, the Israeli special forces entered the Ibn Sina hospital in the occupied West Bank city of Jenin on Tuesday where they shot and killed three Palestinian men.

Government announces ban on disposable vapes for children's health as it takes a firm stance on the increasing uptake of vaping among young people. Alongside this prohibition, measures will be implemented to curb marketing aimed at children and crack down on underage sales.

Haitian gang desperate as Kenyan court blocks police force deployment. Hours after a Kenyan court blocked the deployment of a U.N.-backed police force to aid in combating gangs in Haiti, radio stations across the Caribbean nation were inundated with jammed lines as callers expressed their concerns and demands for clarity about what comes next.

North Korea conducts test of a new cruise missile, according to state media. On Thursday, North Korea announced the completion of its inaugural flight test for the new cruise missile, showcasing an expansion of its military capabilities amidst escalating tensions with the United States and neighboring countries.

Iraq condemns the US after it carried out air strikes on Iran-backed militias. The Iraqi government vehemently criticized the US airstrikes that targeted sites used by Iranian-backed groups within Iraq.

Cameroon initiates historic global rollout of malaria mass vaccination, which is a significant advancement in the global battle against the mosquito-borne illness. However, limited attendance at clinics for the administration of the shot was reported.

Fuel export terminal operations suspended in Russia following suspected drone attack by Ukraine. Russian energy company Novatek announced the suspension of certain operations at its expansive Baltic Sea fuel export terminal due to a drone attack that reportedly started a fire.

Massive protests erupt in Germany following reports of AfD deliberations on mass deportations. Despite frigid temperatures, tens of thousands had already demonstrated earlier in the week, fueled by revelations that senior Alternative for Germany (AfD) party members had discussed a controversial plan reminiscent of the Nazi era - mass deportation of migrants.

Panama canal traffic drop could cost more than $500 million, as number of ships waiting for Panama transit reduces. Last year's onset of a severe drought has compelled authorities to reduce ship crossings through the Panama Canal by 36%, a critical global trade route.

Biden administration renews Houthi rebels as Specially Designated Global Terrorists (SDGT) entity, citing the Yemen-based militia's persistent attacks. The move is intended to dissuade the Houthis from their ongoing aggressive activities in the Red Sea.

Kim vows to dismantle father's unification arch, declares South Korea principal enemy. The leader of North Korea, Kim Jong Un, announced on Monday that he intended to demolish a significant monument in Pyongyang that his father had built as a symbol of potential Korean Peninsula reunification.

Two volcanos in Indonesia erupt as authorities begin evacuating residents. Following the ongoing emission of thick clouds of brownish ash from the Mount Lewotobi Laki-laki volcano recently, Indonesia has successfully evacuated about 6,500 people from the island of Flores, according to authorities reports on Monday.

Unprecedented drought challenges world's highest ski resort. During this time of the year, the slopes of Gulmarg would typically be teeming with snowboarders and skiers, eagerly making the most of the fresh January powder that blankets the Himalayas like clockwork.

Netanyahu expresses strong disapproval of the ICJ genocide case, criticizing South Africa's case against Israel in Gaza, denouncing it as "hypocrisy and lies." This comes as Israeli forces begin withdrawing from the north of the enclave, leaving scenes of total devastation.

CEO of Indian AI startup arrested after the discovery of 4-year-old son's body in luggage. Suchana Seth, who is the CEO of The Mindful AI, was arrested after the child's lifeless body was discovered in her luggage as she was returning to Bengaluru from Goa.

South Korea approves bill to prohibit the consumption of dog meat. The bill prohibits the breeding and slaughter of dogs for consumption, bringing an end to the longstanding and controversial practice of consuming dog meat.

India's Supreme Court mandates 11 convicts of murder and gang rape to return to jail following early release. The order overturned a state government's ruling to release the convicts who were sent to jail for gang-raping Bilkis Bano, a pregnant Muslim woman, during Hindu-Muslim riots in 2002.

Hezbollah fires rocket attacks on Israel following assassination of top Hamas leader. They launched dozens of rockets from Lebanon into northern Israel on Saturday in response to the targeted killing of Saleh Arouri.

Cybersecurity chief claims hackers had access to Kyivstar for months. Illia Vitiuk, the head of the Security Service of Ukraine's (SBU) cybersecurity department, provided exclusive insights into the cyberattack targeting Kyivstar, Ukraine's largest telecoms operator.

At least 100 people killed in blasts at a ceremony honoring slain Iran commander. The terror attack occurred in the Iranian city of Kerman resulting in at least 100 people killed and 188 injured on Wednesday.