Category: Foreign News
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Sporadic Protests Erupt in Tehran Amid Rising Clashes in Western Iran
Sporadic protests have broken out in Tehran and other Iranian cities, initially sparked by economic grievances but increasingly taking on political dimensions. The unrest comes as citizens respond to worsening financial conditions and express frustration with government policies, highlighting ongoing tensions across the country. Protests Spread from Economic Concerns to Political Demands The demonstrations began
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Deadly New Year’s Eve Fire in Swiss Ski Resort: All Victims Identified
Swiss authorities have confirmed the identification of all 40 victims who died in a devastating New Year’s Eve fire at the Le Constellation bar in Crans-Montana, one of the deadliest disasters in the country’s recent history. The blaze also injured 119 people, many with serious burns requiring treatment in specialized burn units across Europe. Victims
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Syria Introduces New Currency, Removes Assad Family Images to Boost Economy
Syria has unveiled a new series of banknotes, removing images of the ousted al-Assad family in a symbolic shift aimed at boosting confidence in the Syrian pound and stabilizing the nation’s struggling economy. The move also involves redenomination, with two zeros removed from the old currency, simplifying everyday transactions and restoring a sense of financial
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Who is Delcy Rodriguez? Venezuela’s Vice President Now Leading the Country
Following the abduction of President Nicolas Maduro by the United States on January 3, 2026, Venezuela entered a brief period of political uncertainty. In the immediate aftermath, Vice President Delcy Rodriguez, 56, was sworn in as acting president by the Constitutional Chamber of the Supreme Court, tasked with maintaining administrative continuity and safeguarding national security.
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Saudi-Backed Yemeni Forces Retake Key Cities in Southern Yemen Amid Rising Tensions
Yemeni government troops, backed by Saudi Arabia, have successfully retaken multiple cities and governorates in southern Yemen, including the strategic port city of Mukalla, following recent clashes with the United Arab Emirates-backed Southern Transitional Council (STC). The operation highlights shifting power dynamics in Yemen’s ongoing conflict and escalating tensions among Gulf Arab powers. Saudi-Backed Forces
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Northern Nigeria Village Raid: Over 30 Killed, Dozens Abducted in Latest Attack
At least 30 villagers have been killed and others abducted in a deadly raid on Demo village in Niger state, northern Nigeria, marking the latest episode of violence in the conflict-hit region. Witnesses report that the attackers stormed the local Kasuwan Daji market, opening fire indiscriminately and targeting men, women, and children. Details of the
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Syrian Government and Kurdish-Led SDF Struggle to Merge Forces
Efforts to integrate the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) into the Syrian national army have stalled, with no tangible progress reported despite a deal signed in March 2025. The negotiations highlight ongoing tensions over control, decentralization, and governance in Syria’s oil-rich north and northeast. Stalled Military Integration Talks On Sunday, January 4, 2026, the SDF
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Venezuela’s Oil, Not Drug Trafficking, Drives U.S. Interest Under Trump
While the United States initially justified its military operations in Venezuela as an anti-drug campaign, evidence—including statements from President Donald Trump—suggests Washington’s primary interest lies in Venezuela’s massive oil reserves, estimated at roughly 303 billion barrels, the largest proven reserves in the world. U.S. Military Action Framed as Anti-Drug Operation On January 3, 2026, U.S.
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Greek Flights Resume After Technical Glitch Disrupts Air Traffic
Air travel in Greece returned to normal on January 4, 2026, after a temporary shutdown of the country’s airspace caused widespread delays and stranded thousands of passengers. The disruption was triggered by a technical problem that knocked out aviation radio communications, leaving air traffic controllers unable to coordinate flights safely. Air Traffic Comes to a
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Venezuelans Grapple with Hope and Fear Following Nicolas Maduro’s Removal
Venezuela awoke on January 4, 2026, to historic news: President Nicolas Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, had been removed from power in a U.S. military operation. While some Venezuelans celebrated, others felt a deep sense of uncertainty, reflecting a nation on the cusp of monumental change. Mixed Emotions Across the Country For Wilmer Castro,
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