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Iran Protests Intensify with Over 2500 Killed, US Warns of Intervention
Protests in Iran since December 28 have resulted in over 2500 deaths, including 147 security officials, prompting President Trump to warn of US intervention on behalf of protesters. Iran shut down commercial airspace amid tensions, and authorities imposed internet restrictions. A senior official noted warnings issued as the situation escalates.
Delcy RodrĂguez Sworn in as Venezuela's Interim President After Maduro Capture
Following US strikes on Caracas that captured NicolĂĄs Maduro, Delcy RodrĂguez was sworn in as interim president. The US brokered a $500 million energy deal partly due to her cooperation, and Venezuela confirmed releasing political prisoners. President Trump praised her and plans a White House meeting with opposition leader Maria Karina Machado.
Deadly Crane Collapse on Passenger Train Kills 32 in Thailand
A crane fell onto an APD.20 passenger train in Sikhio district, Thailand, killing 32 people in a tragic accident. The incident highlights ongoing infrastructure safety concerns in the region. Emergency services responded swiftly to the scene.
Yemeni Forces Retake Aden After Saudi-Led Offensive
Yemeni government forces, backed by a Saudi-led offensive, seized control of Aden from the Southern Transitional Council. This marks a significant shift in Yemen's ongoing conflict. The recapture strengthens government positions in the south.
FBI Raids Washington Post Reporter's Home Amid Press Freedom Concerns
The FBI raided the home of a Washington Post reporter as attacks on press freedom intensify under Trump administration. This action raises alarms about media independence. Critics link it to broader tensions with journalism.
Gaza Conflict Enters Demilitarization Phase Post-Ceasefire
Israel's assault on Gaza has transitioned to a second phase of demilitarization following a US-brokered ceasefire. Steve Witkoff announced Gaza is moving from ceasefire to demilitarization via social media. This development aims to reduce hostilities in the region.
US Announces New Travel Restrictions Starting January 21
New US travel bans target Afghanistan, Brazil, Colombia, DRC, Iran, Iraq, Nigeria, Somalia, Sudan, and Yemen, effective January 21. These add to existing partial bans on visitors. The policy addresses security concerns amid global tensions.
Drone Strike Hits Aleppo Governate Building Despite Ceasefire
A kamikaze drone of unknown origin struck a governate building in Aleppo during a conference, a day after Syria declared a ceasefire. Clashes continue between SDF and Syrian transitional government. US airstrikes targeted ISIS under Operation Hawkeye Strike.
Gold Price Hits Record High of $4,644.56 per Ounce
Gold reached an all-time high of US$4,644.56 per ounce, surpassing December's peak of $4,383.76. This surge reflects global economic uncertainties. Investors flock to safe-haven assets amid policy shifts.
Faustin-Archange Touadéra Re-elected President of Central African Republic
Faustin-Archange Touadéra secured re-election as president in the Central African Republic. The vote comes amid regional instability. His leadership focuses on stabilizing the nation.
White House Briefing Covers Iran, Venezuela, Russia, China, and Arctic Strategy
Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt briefed on US policy updates for Iran, developments with Russia and China, Greenland Arctic strategy, and Venezuela. Emphasis on international security and real-time responses. The briefing addressed evolving global flashpoints.
Iran's Uprising Reaches 'Moment of Truth' as Protests Demand Regime End
Iran faces a pivotal moment where protests shift from reform to demanding an end to the regime, breaking historical patterns. Fewer calls for reform signal deeper unrest. Observers watch if this uprising succeeds unlike past ones.