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THAILAND RESCUE WORKERS RETRIEVE REMAINS OF 23 VICTIMS FOLLOWING FATAL FACTORY
EXPLOSION

Rescue workers carried out the task of recovering the remains of the 23 victims
of a fireworks factory explosion in central Thailand on Thursday, officials say.

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MEASLES OUTBREAK: UK DECLARES NATIONAL HEALTH INCIDENT OVER RISING CASES

Health officials in the United Kingdom are warning that low rates of uptake for
the measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) vaccine is leading to outbreaks across the
country.

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NORTH KOREA SENTENCES 2 TEENS TO 12 YEARS OF HARD LABOR FOR WATCHING K-POP:
REPORT

North Korean authorities sentenced the two 16-year-old girls to 12 years of hard
labor after they were previously convicted of watching K-pop, which is music
from South Korea.

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PHILIPPINES LANDSLIDE KILLS 10, INCLUDING 5 CHILDREN, OFFICIALS SAY

Heavy rains in the southern Philippines triggered a landslide that buried a
house, killing at least 10 people on Friday. The landslide occurred in a remote
mountain village.

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SOUTH KOREA URGES UN COUNCIL TO BREAK SILENCE ON NORTH KOREA'S ESCALATING
MISSILE THREATS

South Korea urged the U.N. Security Council to address North Korea's escalating
missile tests and threats during an emergency closed meeting on Thursday.

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NATO TO HOLD LARGEST MILITARY EXERCISES IN DECADES, INVOLVING AROUND 90,000
PERSONNEL

NATO is set to launch its largest military exercises in decades involving around
90,000 personnel. The drills aim to demonstrate NATO's capability to defend its
territory up.

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SRI LANKA DRUG CRACKDOWN LEADS TO MORE THAN 40,000 ARRESTS, DRAWING CRITICISM
FROM UN

Sri Lankan authorities have conducted a crackdown on drugs, resulting in the
arrest of over 40,000 people. The operation has drawn criticism from the United
Nations.

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NORTH KOREA CLAIMS IT TESTED NUCLEAR-CAPABLE UNDERWATER DRONE CAPABLE OF
DESTROYING NAVAL VESSELS AND PORTS

North Korea's Defense Ministry claims it successfully tested a nuclear-capable
underwater drone capable of destroying naval vessels and ports as it looks to
keep bolstering its arsenal.

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NETANYAHU SAYS TWO-THIRDS OF HAMAS' FIGHTING FORCES HAVE BEEN ELIMINATED

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says up to 17 out of Hamas’ 24
fighting regiments have been taken out in combat inside the Gaza Strip.

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GANGS IN HAITI HAVE ATTACKED A COMMUNITY FOR 4 DAYS AND RESIDENTS FEAR THE
VIOLENCE COULD SPREAD

Gang members are on a rampage in a large neighborhood in Port-au-Prince: Solino,
which is home to many police officers. Residents fear the carnage could spread
throughout the city.

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UNREST CONTINUES IN COMOROS AFTER PRESIDENT'S CONTROVERSIAL REELECTION WIN

Riots and unrest continued Thursday in the Indian Ocean island nation of
Comoros, following President Azali Assoumani's contentious reelection.

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SLOVENE GOVERNMENT TO SET UP TEMPORARY MIGRANT FACILITIES AT CROATIAN BORDER

Slovenia will establish temporary migrant handling facilities at the Croatian
border, the central European nation's government announced Thursday.

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DONKEY CART EXPLOSION KILLS KENYAN POLICE OFFICER, INJURES 4 OTHERS

A Kenyan police officer was killed and four others were wounded after a
suspected IED explosion blew up a donkey cart at the country's Somali border.

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EX-LEADER'S SON RENOUNCES FRENCH NATIONALITY TO RUN FOR PRESIDENT OF SENEGAL

Former Senegalese President Abdoulaye Wade's son, Karim, has renounced his
French nationality so he can legally seek the office once held by his father.

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US AMBASSADOR TO RUSSIA VISITS IMPRISONED WALL STREET JOURNAL REPORTER EVAN
GERSHKOVICH

Lynn Tracy, U.S. ambassador to the Russian Federation, visited detained Wall
Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich in Lefortovo Prison in Moscow.

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IDF RELEASES VIDEO, PHOTOS OF RAID UNCOVERING HAMAS TRAINING AREA IN SOUTHERN
GAZA

The Israel Defense Forces released footage of an assault on a Hamas training
compound on Thursday, with Israel saying dozens of Hamas members were killed.

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THAILAND COURT SENTENCES POLITICAL ACTIVIST TO 50 YEARS IN PRISON FOR INSULTING
MONARCHY

A court of appeals in Thailand has given a political activist a 50-year prison
term for insulting the monarchy, marking what is believed to be a record
sentence.

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US FORCES STRIKE 2 HOUTHI ANTI-SHIP MISSILES, TWO DEFENSE OFFICIALS SAY

The U.S. military on January 18 conducted additional strikes on two Houthi
anti-ship missiles that were being prepped for launch, defense officials said on
Thursday.

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MEXICAN SOLDIERS FIND FACTORY PRODUCING DRONE BOMBS, GRENADE LAUNCHERS, FAKE
MILITARY UNIFORMS

A small factory used to make drone bombs and other military gear has been found
in a western Mexico state that has been plagued by cartel violence.

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ISRAELI OPPOSITION FILES NO-CONFIDENCE MOTION TO OUST NETANYAHU'S GOV'T: 'A
FAILURE THAT COSTS HUMAN LIVES'

Lapid's no-confidence motion is the the first since the start of the war

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RUSSIA REJECTS US PROPOSAL TO RESUME TALKS ON NUCLEAR ARMS CONTROL

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has rejected a U.S. proposal to resume
dialogue on nuclear arms control, saying that it is impossible while the U.S.
supports Ukraine.

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UK WILL 'IGNORE' INTERNATIONAL LAW TO DEPORT ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS, SUNAK SAYS

U.K. Prime Minster Rishi Sunak's says he will defy international law to see
illegal immigrants deported after his Conservative Party passed an immigration
bill on Thursday.

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POLICE IN BRAZIL ARREST ALLEGED KILLER OF NYC ART DEALER BRENT SIKKEMA

The suspected killer of New York City art dealer Brent Sikkema in Rio de Janeiro
has been arrested, police say. The suspect was identified as Alejandro Triana
Trevez.

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ECUADOR PROSECUTOR SPEARHEADING PROBE INTO ARMED ATTACK ON TV STATION IS SHOT
AND KILLED, COUNTRY'S AG SAYS

Ecuador prosecutor César Suárez, who was leading the investigation into the
armed assault on TC Television's studio, was shot and killed near his office.

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INDIA BOAT CAPSIZES, KILLING 15 STUDENTS, TEACHER AT HARNI LAKE: REPORT

At least five people are reported dead after a boat carrying students and
teachers on a picnic organized by a school capsized in western India, officials
say.

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