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U.S. Forces Capture Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro
U.S. forces captured Maduro and his wife Cilia Flores, flying them out of Venezuela; Vice President Delcy Rodríguez now acts as president. Footage shows U.S. Marine Corps strikes on Fort Tiuna and Francisco de Miranda Air Base.
This marks a significant U.S. intervention in Venezuela.
Israel Launches Airstrikes in Lebanon Amid Israel-Hezbollah Conflict
Israel conducted airstrikes in Lebanon, killing one person each in Tyre and other areas. This escalates the ongoing Israel-Hezbollah tensions.
The strikes are part of broader regional conflicts including Gaza war.
Israeli Military Attacks in Gaza Kill 13 Palestinians
Israeli forces launched multiple attacks in Gaza, resulting in 13 Palestinian deaths, including five children. The incident highlights ongoing violence in the Gaza war.
Journalists continue to be killed in the conflict.
U.S. Withdraws from Iraq's Al-Asad Airbase
U.S. Armed Forces formally withdrew from Al-Asad Airbase, handing control to Iraqi forces for the first time since 2014. Iraq protested U.S. intervention in its internal affairs.
This follows tensions in Iraq-U.S. relations.
Trump Warns Putin Against Bombing Kyiv, Cites Cold Weather
President Trump stated Putin agreed not to bomb Kyiv for a week due to cold weather. The agreement stems from emotional reasons related to harsh conditions.
This reflects ongoing U.S. involvement in Ukraine-Russia dynamics.
Trump Threatens 50% Tariffs on Canadian Planes and Warns UK on China Trade
Trump threatened 50% tariffs on Canadian planes exported to the U.S. He also warned the UK against trade cooperation with China post his trip.
U.S.-Mexico trade talks continue amid these tensions.
Trump Demands Iran Halt Nuclear Program and Stop Killing Protesters
Trump told Iran to take two steps to avoid military action: stop its nuclear program and halt killing protesters, claimed in thousands. This escalates U.S.-Iran confrontations.
Iran faces potential military response.
EU and Mercosur Sign Free Trade Agreement After 25 Years
The EU and Mercosur formally signed their association agreement, ending 25 years of negotiations. This boosts trade between the blocs.
It marks a major economic milestone.
Sudanese Government Returns to Khartoum Amid Civil War
Prime Minister Kamil Idris announced the government's return to Khartoum after operating from Port Sudan. This shift occurs during the ongoing Sudanese civil war.
It signals potential stabilization efforts.
Bandits Kill 30 in Nigerian Village Market Raid
Armed bandits raided a village market in Borgu, Niger State, killing at least 30 and kidnapping others; the market was looted and burned. This intensifies the Nigerian bandit conflict.
Food shortages may worsen locally.
Cambodia Liquidates Prince Bank Over Founder's U.S. Indictment
Cambodia's central bank ordered liquidation of Prince Bank after founder Chen Zhi's U.S. indictment for fraud and extradition to China. This disrupts scam center operations linked to Cambodia-China ties.
Banking sector faces scrutiny.
Epstein Files Release Includes 3 Million Pages, Videos, and Images
U.S. Justice Department released over 3 million pages, 2,000 videos, and 180,000 images from Epstein files. Earlier batches included high-profile figures' photos.
This fuels ongoing public interest in the scandal.