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US ISSUES TRAVEL WARNING TO BAHAMAS OVER SPIKE IN MURDERS SINCE NEW YEAR: 'KEEP
A LOW PROFILE'

The U.S. Embassy in the Bahamas issued a travel warning this week to Americans
traveling to the island nation over a spike in gang violence.

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CANADIAN MAN ACCUSED OF SELLING DEADLY SUBSTANCES TO PLEAD NOT GUILTY: LAWYER

Kenneth Law, a Canadian national, sold the lethal substance sodium nitrite to
buyers considering suicide, and has been charged with 14 counts of first-degree
murder.

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IRAN DISSIDENTS ON HUNGER STRIKE AFTER PRISONER WITH MENTAL CONDITION EXECUTED:
'WAVE OF ANGER'

Iran has gone on an execution spree over the past few months, capping off a
bloody year that saw over 700 executions, according to estimates from some
rights groups.

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PROTESTING FARMERS HEAP PRESSURE ON NEW FRENCH PRIME MINISTER AHEAD OF HOTLY
ANTICIPATED MEASURES

Angry farmers shut down key stretches of French highways, as they demand that
the government take measures to protect their industry, and boost their
earnings.

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PHOTOS SHOW MEXICAN CHILDREN WIELDING RIFLES AS VOLUNTEER POLICE FORCE BATTLES
ORGANIZED CRIME

A volunteer police force in Ayahualtempa, a village in southwestern Mexico,
reportedly has recruited children in its effort to fight crime there.

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BIDEN ADMIN CUTS FUNDING TO CONTROVERSIAL UN AGENCY AMID ALLEGATIONS MEMBERS
ASSISTED IN HAMAS MASSACRE

Secretary of State Antony Blinken in December visited UNRWA headquarters and
praised the work of the humanitarian group even as reports claimed members had
assisted Hamas.

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'MONSTER' WHO FATHERED HIS DAUGHTER'S 7 CHILDREN IN CAPTIVITY SMIRKS DURING
PRISON MOVE IN PUSH FOR FREEDOM

Josef Fritzl, the Austrian man who locked his daughter in a basement for 24
years and fathered seven of her children, will move out of a psychiatric ward to
regular prison.

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UN'S TOP COURT ALLOWS ISRAEL TO KEEP FIGHTING IN GAZA, ORDERS IT TO 'ADHERE TO
THE GENOCIDE CONVENTION'

The International Court of Justice issued its preliminary ruling in South
Africa's case against Israel on Friday. In the case, Israel is being accused of
genocide in Gaza.

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US NATIONAL SECURITY ADVISER, CHINESE FOREIGN MINISTER WILL MEET IN THAILAND TO
ADDRESS RELATIONS

U.S. National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan and Chinese Foreign Minister Wang
Yi are set to meet in Bangkok, Thailand, to ease tensions between their
countries.

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CZECH REPUBLIC ADVANCES STRICTER GUN LAW TO SENATE FOLLOWING NATION'S WORST MASS
SHOOTING

The lower house of the Czech Parliament has passed an amendment to the country's
gun law, imposing stricter requirements for owning a weapon, officials say.

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DENMARK BATTLES CONTAMINATED SOIL LANDSLIDE THREATENING WATER SOURCE

A landslide of contaminated soil from a Denmark reprocessing plant is posing a
threat to a nearby water source as authorities rush to prevent it from reaching
the Baltic Sea.

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TOP UN COURT ISSUES PRELIMINARY RULING ON SOUTH AFRICA'S GENOCIDE CASE AGAINST
ISRAEL

The International Court of Justice is expected to issue a preliminary decision
on Friday regarding a case accusing Israel of committing genocide in Gaza.

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CHINA CONFIRMS BRITISH BUSINESSPERSON RECEIVED PRISON SENTENCE ON ESPIONAGE
CHARGES IN 2022

A British businessperson was sentenced to five years in prison in 2022 on
espionage charges in China, according to Foreign Ministry spokesperson Wang
Wenbin.

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UKRAINE TO START CONSTRUCTION ON 4 NEW NUCLEAR REACTORS LATER THIS YEAR

Ukraine is set to ramp up its nuclear energy production with the construction of
four new nuclear power reactors later this year despite its ongoing war with
Russia.

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GERMAN DEFENSE MINISTER SAYS COUNTRY IS NOT READY TO DEFEND ITSELF AGAINST
RUSSIAN THREAT

German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius warned soldiers that Europe is not ready
to defend itself from a potential conflict with Russia's President Putin..

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A NEW, SMALLER CARAVAN OF ABOUT 1,500 MIGRANTS SETS OUT WALKING NORTH FROM
SOUTHERN MEXICO

A group of migrants from Central and South America grew tired of waiting near
Guatemalan border and has begun a caravan towards the United States.

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GANG VIOLENCE IS SURGING TO UNPRECEDENTED LEVELS IN HAITI, UN ENVOY SAYS

In a report to the U.N. Security Council, special envoy notes 8,400 victims of
gang violence, and research suggests gangs currently control 80% of the capital.

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BRAZIL'S FORMER INTELLIGENCE BOSS INVESTIGATED IN PROBE OF ALLEGED POLITICAL
SPYING, OFFICIAL SAYS

The former head of Brazil's national intelligence is being investigated for
allegations of political spying on opponents; currently he is also a candidate
for Rio de Janeiro mayor.

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NORWEGIAN HIGHER EDUCATION OFFICIAL OVERSEEING PLAGIARISM CRACKDOWN RESIGNS
AFTER THESIS SCRUTINIZED

A Norwegian research and higher education minister resigned last week after
being engulfed in a plagiarism scandal over her thesis from a decade ago,
according to reports.

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MEXICAN MILITARY SWARMS POPULAR AMERICAN TOURIST SPOT AMID CRIME SURGE

A mayor in a popular U.S. beach destination has called in reinforcements to
"create a safer and calmer environment" in Tulum as crime has increased in
recent years.

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FRENCH PRESIDENT MACRON ARRIVES IN INDIA, WHERE HE'LL BE CHIEF GUEST AT NATIONAL
DAY CELEBRATIONS

Emmanuel Macron and Narendra Modi enjoyed sightseeing and a parade in the city
of Jaipur, as they meet to discuss their nations' geopolitical and economic
ties.

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RIGHTS GROUP REPORTS MORE ARRESTS AS BELARUS INTENSIFIES CRACKDOWN ON DISSENT

At least 159 have been victims of searches or detentions across Belarus,
including journalists and dissidents, according to a human rights group.

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US EXPRESSES CONCERNS OVER SRI LANKA'S CONTROVERSIAL INTERNET REGULATION LAW

Sri Lanka's Online Safety bill passed overwhelmingly in Parliament, but critics
say it could be abused to punish and prosecute political speech.

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COLOMBIA DECLARES A DISASTER BECAUSE OF WILDFIRES AND ASKS FOR INTERNATIONAL
HELP

Officials in Colombia have raised the current number of wildfires from 25 to 31,
and stated that only 9 of them are under control, as dry conditions exacerbate
problems.

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JAPAN SENTENCES MAN TO DEATH FOR KYOTO ANIMATION STUDIO FIRE THAT KILLED 36
PEOPLE, INJURED DOZENS

Japan's Kyoto District court on Thursday sentenced a man to death after he was
found guilty of murder in the 2019 arson of an animation studio that killed
dozens and injured others.

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