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‘FAUDA’ ACTOR IDAN AMEDI SUFFERS SHRAPNEL WOUNDS WHILE FIGHTING FOR ISRAEL IN
GAZA STRIP

Idan Amedi, an Israeli actor in the Netflix show “Fauda," has been injured while
fighting against terrorists in the Gaza Strip, according to local reports.

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US WARNS BOSNIA AGAINST CELEBRATION OF CONTROVERSIAL SELF-PROCLAIMED HOLIDAY

The U.S. has issued a warning to Bosnia that celebrations of a self-proclaimed
Bosnian Serb national holiday on Jan. 9 are considered a criminal offense.

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AUSTRIA CABLE CAR CRASH INJURES 4 IN POPULAR SKIING REGION

A cable car crashed in a skiing region in western Austria, resulting in serious
injuries to all four occupants. The incident occurred in the Hochoetz skiing
area.

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FRANCE APPOINTS GABRIEL ATTAL AS YOUNGEST-EVER PRIME MINISTER FOLLOWING
RESIGNATION OF PREDECESSOR

Gabriel Attal has been appointed as France's youngest-ever prime minister at the
age of 34, succeeding Elisabeth Borne. Attal previously served as the government
spokesman.

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DANISH COURT AFFIRMS CONVICTIONS FOR IRANIAN SEPARATISTS LINKED TO TERRORISM,
SPYING

A Danish appeals court has upheld guilty verdicts for three members of an
Iranian separatist group who are accused of promoting terror in Iran, officials
say.

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MEXICO CITY PREPARES TO RESUME BULLFIGHTING AFTER HIGHEST COURT OVERTURNS BAN

The Plaza Mexico stadium in Mexico City is preparing for the return of
bullfighting after the Supreme Court of Justice overturned a ban imposed in June
2022.

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3 HOSPITALIZED AFTER MISTAKING LAUNDRY DETERGENT PODS FOR CANDY IN TAIWAN
ELECTION FREEBIE GONE WRONG

In Taiwan, at least three people were hospitalized after mistakenly consuming
colorful pods of liquid laundry detergent, which were distributed as part of a
campaign freebie.

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COMMUNIST CANDIDATE APPROVED FOR RUSSIAN PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION

The Russian Communist Party has registered candidate Nikolai Kharitonov to stand
in the upcoming presidential election against incumbent President Vladimir
Putin.

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SOUTH KOREA PASSES LEGISLATION TO END ITS CONTROVERSIAL DOG MEAT TRADE

South Korea's lawmakers passed a bill banning breeding and slaughter of dog meat
for consumption on Tuesday which will eventually bring an end to the country’s
centuries-old practice.

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SPAIN FACES ECOLOGICAL CRISIS AS MILLIONS OF PLASTIC PELLETS WASH ASHORE FROM
SHIP SPILL

Countless small plastic pellets are under investigation by Spanish state
prosecutors due to their widespread appearance on the northwest coast, officials
say.

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BLINKEN DELIVERS ARAB MESSAGE TO ISRAEL: ACCEPTANCE REQUIRES PALESTINIAN STATE

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken met with Israeli leaders in Tel Aviv and
said Arab states may accept Israel if there is a path to a Palestinian state.

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US CITIZEN ARRESTED IN RUSSIA ON DRUG CHARGES, OFFICIALS SAY

A U.S. citizen has been arrested in Russia on drug charges. The Moscow courts
have ordered him to be held in custody for two months for an official
investigation.

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TAIWAN APOLOGIZES AFTER EMERGENCY ALERT MISTRANSLATION LED TO ‘MISSILE' WARNING
FOR CHINESE SATELLITE LAUNCH

Taiwan's defense ministry apologized after a national emergency alert identified
a Chinese satellite launch as a "missile flyover" in the English translation.

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ISRAELI FORCES KILLED 40 HAMAS TERRORISTS, LOCATED WEAPONS CACHE AND UNDERGROUND
TUNNEL IN LATEST OPERATION

The Israeli Defense Forces said it killed about 40 Hamas terrorists and located
weapons and underground tunnel shafts used by the terror group as Israel's war
with Hamas continues.

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US FORCES IN MIDDLE EAST ATTACKED MORE THAN 8 TIMES BEFORE SECRETARY LLOYD
AUSTIN RESUMED DUTIES IN HOSPITAL

American forces in Syria and Iraq were attacked 8 times before Secretary of
Defense Lloyd Austin resumed his duties while in the hospital due to an
undisclosed ailment.

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25 KILLED AND 6 INJURED IN COLLISION BETWEEN MINIBUS AND TRUCK IN BRAZIL'S
NORTHEAST

A horrific accident in Brazil's northeastern region in Bahia state left 25 dead
and 6 injured, as a truck collided head on with a minibus transporting tourists
back from the beach.

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BELARUS DECLINES OBSERVATION INVITE FOR PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS

Belarus announced on Monday that it will not invite the Organization for
Security and Cooperation in Europe to monitor its Feb. 25 elections.

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ANDREW TATE WINS APPEAL IN ROMANIAN COURT OVER SEIZED ASSETS

Controversial social media influencer Andrew Tate has won an appeal in Romanian
court to reverse an earlier decision to seize his assets.

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NIGERIAN PRESIDENT SUSPENDS POVERTY ALLEVIATION MINISTER OVER CLAIMS OF
QUESTIONABLE BANKING PRACTICES

Nigerian President Bola Tinubu suspended Humanitarian Affairs and Poverty
Alleviation Minister Betta Edu on Monday over her alleged use of a private bank
account for state transactions.

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FRENCH PRIME MINISTER RESIGNS AMID IMMIGRATION LAW BLOWBACK

Now-former French Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne resigned Monday over widespread
political fallout over a controversial immigration reform law.

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PARIS NAMES STREET AFTER DAVID BOWIE ON WHAT WOULD BE HIS 77TH BIRTHDAY

Paris paid tribute to the late British music icon David Bowie by naming a street
after him on the city's southeast side on what would have been his 77th
birthday.

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SLAUGHTER IN SYRIA AS ASSAD, RUSSIA TAKE ADVANTAGE OF WAR IN GAZA: 'MOST VIOLENT
BOMBING OF CIVILIANS'

As Israel's war against Hamas takes much of the world's attention, Syrian regime
forces, their Russian allies and loyalist militias led 164 attacks against
civilians in Idlib in December 2023.

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DUTCH LAWMAKER GEERT WILDERS WITHDRAWS CONTROVERSIAL PROPOSED BAN ON MOSQUES AND
THE QURAN

Far-right Dutch politician Geert Wilders has withdrawn a proposed legislation
from 2018 that called for a ban on mosques and the Quran, officials say.

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INDIA'S LEADING TRAVEL PLATFORM SUSPENDS BOOKINGS TO MALDIVES IN WAKE OF
'DEROGATORY' SOCIAL MEDIA POSTS

India's leading travel platform EaseMyTrip has indefinitely suspended flight
bookings to the Maldives following social media posts against Indian Prime
Minister Narendra Modi on X.

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HEZBOLLAH CLAIMS TOP COMMANDER KILLED IN ISRAELI AIRSTRIKE AS IDF ELIMINATES
HAMAS OFFICIAL IN SYRIA

Airstrikes in Lebanon and Syria on Monday have killed top officials belonging to
the terrorist organizations Hezbollah and Hamas, according to reports.

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