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South Korea's Lee Jae Myung will meet Chinese President Xi Jinping in Beijing to discuss bilateral relations, including trade and Pyongyang issues.

Reports on the capture of Nicolás Maduro and commentary about possible American aims in the region. The report notes potential implications for regional stability and U.S. policy discourse.

North Korea conducted a hypersonic missile test, according to KCNA.

The flagship robot lawnmower now uses lidar to map the yard, generating a live 3D map with centimeter-level accuracy.

The Resolution Foundation says unemployment could rise in 2026 as zombie firms struggle with higher costs, including interest rates, energy prices and wages.

South Korea's Lee will visit Beijing to meet Xi, with trade and Pyongyang talks on the agenda, in what is the first such visit in six years.

Officials say searches for electronic devices will begin at Manston processing centre, enabling seizure of phones and SIM cards without arrest. Campaigners and legal advocates condemn the policy as a human-rights concern.

Airspace closures in the Caribbean are connected to the Maduro capture operation. The action disrupted regional aviation and affected travel plans.

Noem says Venezuelans on TPS may apply for refugee status today. No further details were provided.

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani appoints Dina Levy as housing commissioner and announces public hearings to address renter concerns on rental practices.

Aliro, the new smart lock standard, will launch this year to standardize NFC-based tap-to-unlock and UWB hands-free unlocking for smart locks.

An undersea telecoms cable was breached in the Baltic Sea, and Latvian investigators boarded a vessel as part of the investigation.

Eva Schloss dies at age 96; tributes are led by King Charles and Queen Camilla.

Describes Democrats' reaction to the Trump-led operation in Venezuela, arguing it was illegal and lacked congressional authorization.

Analysts interpret Maduro's arrest through the Monroe Doctrine lens, reflecting long-standing U.S.-Latin America policy.

Summarizes three major themes expected to drive global stock markets in the coming week.

Ukraine's government supports the removal of Venezuela's president, while members of parliament question the wisdom of endorsing foreign-led interventions, even against a Russian ally.

Analysts say the Maduro arrest is interpreted through the Monroe Doctrine, reflecting longstanding U.S.-Latin America policy. The analysis places the event within that historical framework.

The move follows the Bank of England's December base-rate cut and could trigger further reductions among lenders. HSBC has become the first major UK lender to cut mortgage rates this year, with the new rates taking effect on Monday.

Heavy snowfall and cold conditions are expected. Travel disruptions and closures are anticipated.

The report notes similarities between the Maduro and Hernández cases, while cautioning that their outcomes may differ.

Authorities say leaders are in survival mode as anti-government protests persist and the prospect of renewed tensions with Israel and the United States is noted.

Keir Starmer signals closer alignment with the EU single market, arguing it serves the national interest.

Heavy rains and storms in San Diego prompt evacuations from a downtown shelter as flooding intensifies.

Air traffic disruptions in Greece cause widespread delays and strand thousands of travelers across Europe.

The Venezuelan president Maduro is detained in New York after an abduction; reports indicate he may face drug-trafficking charges, with international responses discussed.

A radio frequency outage disrupted air traffic in Greece, causing widespread delays and thousands stranded.

David Dalrymple, AI safety expert at ARIA, warns that rapid advances could outpace safety controls. He says the world may not have time to prepare for associated risks.

Prime Minister Starmer signals deeper alignment with the EU single market, suggesting closer ties than a customs union would require.

UK officials say it is not yet clear whether the U.S. action breached international law by capturing Maduro. They caution about the implications for Venezuela's leadership and call for a peaceful transition.

Canadian health officials warn U.S. health institutions may no longer be dependable sources of accurate information, amid concerns about misinformation affecting vaccination confidence.

China is Venezuela's largest creditor and a major purchaser of its oil. Analysts say the Maduro operation could impact Beijing's investment and energy ties.

The piece notes Trump's view that removing Maduro would restore American oil majors to Venezuela.

Experts describe Venezuela as a transit country for cocaine rather than a major producer, with most shipments reported heading to Europe.

Analysts warn that AI-driven valuations and policy uncertainty could shape markets in 2026, with concerns about the Federal Reserve. Despite potential volatility, many expect overall stock gains into next year.

Ukraine's president reshuffles his cabinet as a corruption probe influences politics during ongoing peace negotiations.

Analysts say the U.S. attack on Venezuela could push China to strengthen its territorial claims, including Taiwan, though it is unlikely to hasten an invasion.

U.S. lawmakers were not consulted or informed before the weekend operation to seize Maduro, raising questions about oversight and legality.

Patriotic Alternative’s Mark Collett spoke at a Russia-hosted European nationalist summit, alongside speakers described as Putin allies. Lawmakers say the event highlights Kremlin links to extremist groups.

Documents show undercover officers gathered extensive information on protest groups and routinely passed surveillance files to MI5.

The 2026 finance law ends the school uniform pilot, but contains no evaluation of the policy, hindering informed debate on the measure.

China seeks self-reliance in aviation by developing a domestic jet engine program to curb reliance on Western suppliers.

North Korea fired ballistic missiles toward the sea as the South Korean president began a four-day visit to China. The move increases regional tensions amid ongoing diplomacy and military activity.

Authors describe a growing climate of hostility toward free expression as political polarization deepens. The piece cites concerns about media and cultural freedom in Hungary.

An analysis by Jean-Pierre Filiu argues that President Trump is pressed by Mohammed bin Salman to oppose the UAE's separatist strategy in Sudan and Yemen.

Nicolás Maduro is jailed in Manhattan after a raid and capture, with an initial appearance in federal court expected on Monday. Reports note questions about the legal justification for the operation and reference calls for dialogue.

The South Korean president starts a four-day state visit to Beijing following North Korea's missile tests, with meetings with Xi planned during the trip, indicating ongoing high-level engagement between the two countries.

A Chinese town with Russian-influenced architecture reportedly lacks Russian residents.

The year 2025 was difficult for the group accused of operating global cyber scam networks.

South Korea's president arrives in Beijing to begin a four-day state visit, according to Chinese state media.

President Zelenskiy calls for greater US pressure on Moscow following a meeting with Ukraine's allies.

The United States lifts Caribbean airspace curbs following an attack on Venezuela.

UK and France carry out a joint airstrike against Islamic State infrastructure in Syria.

Editorials in the US press question the legality and potential risks of the operation capturing Venezuela's president, Nicolás Maduro.

The junta announces an annual amnesty releasing more than 6,000 prisoners.

The border has remained largely closed since October clashes that killed more than 70 people.