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MALDIVES SWEAR IN NEW, PRO-BEIJING PRESIDENT, WHO VOWS REMOVAL OF INDIAN TROOPS

Maldivian President Mohamed Muizzu, largely regarded as a proponent of Chinese
interests, was sworn in Friday, succeeding Ibrahim Solih and vowing sovereignty
over India.

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TURKEY'S ERDOGAN TO VISIT GERMANY AS DIFFERENCES OVER THE ISRAEL-HAMAS WAR WIDEN

Turkey, despite being a NATO member, has taken a divergent stance, championing
the Palestinian cause and vociferously criticizing the Israeli invasion of Gaza.

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AUTHOR A.S. BYATT, WHO WROTE BEST-SELLER 'POSSESSION' AND HAD A BEETLE NAMED
AFTER HER, DIES AT 87

Byatt was famed for weaving history and myth into her prose, and was most
recognized for her novel 'Possession.'

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US TROOPS TARGETED IN THREE MORE ATTACKS AT BASES IN IRAQ, SYRIA, LEAVING ONE
INJURED

A series of new terrorist attacks on three American bases in Iraq and Syria
involving one-way drones have left one soldier injured, a Department of Defense
report says.

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1 DEAD AFTER MIGRANT DINGHY CAPSIZES IN GREEK WATERS

One woman has been reported dead after a migrant dinghy capsized in the Aegean
Sea while en route to Greece. 19 other individuals were rescued.

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8 CHILDREN, 3 ADULTS REPORTED DEAD IN AIRSTRIKE BY BURMESE MILITARY

11 people in Burma's western Chin state, including eight children and a senior
citizen, were reportedly killed in an airstrike by the country's military junta.

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TRAIN COLLISION IN SOUTHERN GERMANY INJURES 7

A collision between a high-speed ICE and regional Reichertshausen trains was
reported Friday in Bavaria, with seven people sustaining slight injuries.

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ARGENTINA ELECTION SHOWDOWN AS LIBERTARIAN OUTSIDER LOOKS TO TAKE DOWN
ESTABLISHMENT CANDIDATE

Libertarian outsider economist Javier Milei and establishment candidate and
current Economy Minister Sergio Massa will face off this weekend in the most
consequential Argentine election in decades.

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JAPAN, CHINA AGREE ON A CONSTRUCTIVE RELATIONSHIP, BUT REACH ONLY VAGUE PROMISES
IN SEAFOOD DISPUTE

China has banned imports of Japanese seafood due to the alleged potential for
contamination from releasing treated radioactive wastewater.

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BIRTHPLACE OF JESUS DISMANTLING ALL CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS 'IN SOLIDARITY WITH
OUR PEOPLE IN GAZA'

The city of Bethlehem, the birthplace of Jesus Christ, will be removing
Christmas decorations from public areas in solidarity with Gaza as Israel wages
war with Hamas.

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IDF FINDS STASH OF MORTAR SHELLS NEXT TO KINDERGARTEN CLASSROOM IN GAZA

The Israel Defense Forces released a video Friday showing a stash of mortar
bombs it says was hidden in the vicinity of a kindergarten classroom.

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PUTIN OFFERS STAGGERING SUM FOR NEW RECRUITS AS RUSSIA DESPERATE TO BOLSTER
SHRIVELING FORCES

The Russian Ministry of Defense has tried a number of initiatives, offering
increasing sums of money to lure civilians to fill different roles across the
military apparatus.

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ICELAND OFFICIALS REVEAL 'MOST LIKELY' SITE OF A POSSIBLE VOLCANIC ERUPTION

Iceland officials who say the chance of a volcanic eruption has “increased" have
now pinpointed the area where they believe it will occur.

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RESCUE EFFORTS IN INDIA RAMP UP TO RESCUE 40 TRAPPED WORKERS

Rescuers drilled deeper into the rubble of a collapsed road tunnel in northern
India to fix wide pipes for 40 workers trapped underground for a sixth day to
crawl to their freedom.

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KREMLIN SAYS PUTIN’S EVENTUAL SUCCESSOR WILL BE ‘DIFFERENT, BUT THE SAME’

The next leader to succeed Russian President Vladimir Putin will be largely the
same, a Kremlin spokesperson said in an interview this week.

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NETANYAHU: ISRAEL 'NOT SUCCESSFUL' IN MINIMIZING GAZA CIVILIAN CASUALTIES

Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says his country is trying to conduct
its war against Hamas in Gaza with “minimal civilian casualties."

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US SPECIAL FORCES VETERAN SAYS ISRAEL MUST BE GIVEN SUPPORT TO WIN 'FULL-ON
VICTORY' AGAINST TERRORISTS

A former U.S. Army Special Forces officer says the U.S. needs to be relentless
in supporting the Jewish state amid mounting calls for a cease-fire and rising
antisemitism worldwide.

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NEWS PHOTOGRAPHER SHOT DEAD IN CARTEL-DOMINATED MEXICAN BORDER HUB

News photographer Ismael Villagómez was found shot to death Thursday in Ciudad
Juárez, Mexico, just across the border from El Paso, Texas.

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CANADA, 5 EUROPEAN COUNTRIES LOOK TO JOIN GENOCIDE CASE AGAINST BURMA

Canada is attempting, alongside five Western European countries, to join an
International Court of Justice case against Burma for its globally-condemned
treatment of Rohingya Muslims.

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ASSAD GRANTS AMNESTY, REDUCES SENTENCES ON ANNIVERSARY OF COUP THAT STARTED
FATHER'S REGIME

Syrian President Bashar al-Assad on Thursday issued a decree granting amnesty
and reduced sentences for various crimes, according to state affiliates.

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RUSSIAN SOLDIER BACK FROM UKRAINE TAUGHT A SCHOOL LESSON AND THEN BEAT UP
NEIGHBORS, OFFICIALS SAY

A Russian soldier recently returned from the Ukrainian front brutally beat a
married couple in the courtyard of their own home.

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VOTE COUNTING BEGINS IN HEAVILY BOYCOTTED MADAGASCAR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION

Vote counting began Thursday in Madagascar's controversial presidential
election, which was boycotted by numerous candidates' supporters following
prolonged sociopolitical unrest.

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26 DEAD, 38 INJURED IN FIRE AT CHINESE COAL MINING COMPANY BUILDING

26 people were reported dead and 38 others injured in a Thursday fire at a
Lvliang, China, coal mining company building, according to state media.

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BELARUSIAN POLITICAL PRISONER BEGINS HUNGER STRIKE IN PROTEST OF LUKASHENKO
REGIME

Belarusian human rights activist Aliaksandar Vaitseshyk reportedly began a
hunger strike in prison Thursday to protest the Eastern European nation's
authoritarian government.

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SPAIN RE-ELECTS SOCIALIST PM PEDRO SÁNCHEZ

Leftist Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has been re-elected to his post
after brokering a controversial amnesty deal to garner key support from Catalan
separatists.

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