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Zelensky and US envoy Steve Witkoff announce talks will resume in Paris on security guarantees amid the ongoing war.

Aldrich Ames, former CIA counterintelligence chief who helped the Soviets, dies at 84.

Stock markets across the Asia-Pacific region are mixed as traders await Australia's inflation data.

Universal Music Group signs a licensing deal with Nvidia to accelerate AI-assisted music development.

Israel and Syria agreed in Paris to establish a communication mechanism to coordinate on security, intelligence and commercial issues.

News organizations press OpenAI to release millions of deleted chats as part of a privacy and safety review.

Kairos Power and others pursue new reactor designs with government encouragement; outcomes remain uncertain.

Satechi introduces the Thunderbolt 5 CubeDock, a compact dock resembling a Mac Mini with an NVMe enclosure and multiple ports, priced at $399.99.

Democrats removed a rider that would shield pesticide makers from liability in the 2026 funding bill.

A patient death halts a gene-editing trial, raising safety questions for genetic medicine.

China and South Korea hold a summit seen as a thaw in relations, reflecting Beijing’s broader strategy amid tensions with Japan and the United States.

Israel's foreign minister visits Somaliland, signaling ongoing diplomatic engagement following Israel's recognition of Somaliland.

Ukraine and its partners plan binding security guarantees, with a draft Paris summit statement outlining commitments.

A lawsuit challenges the president's authority to pause immigration.

European officials pursue talks to shape the Ukraine endgame as global attention shifts toward Venezuela, coordinating diplomatic and security steps among Kyiv’s supporters.

Zelenskiy is set to meet European leaders in Paris to discuss security guarantees for Ukraine, with a U.S. delegation also involved. The talks are part of broader regional diplomacy amid heightened geopolitical tensions.

Paris has activated its Grand Froid plan to shelter the homeless, installing about 1,450 beds, though aid groups say demand remains high despite expanded capacity.

The United States faces criticism over its Venezuela operation, while Kennedy scales back certain childhood vaccine recommendations.

A new study reports climate-driven tree die-offs accelerating across Australia, signaling increasing ecological stress and potential impacts on forests and wildlife.

Ireland’s prime minister to hold talks in Beijing on beef and dairy trade as part of broader economic ties.

China imposes export controls on dual-use items to Japan amid remarks about Taiwan.

Regional observers say US action on Venezuela tests adherence to the rules-based international order, raising regional tensions.

A 6.2 magnitude earthquake was detected in Japan, with authorities stating there is no tsunami threat.

Barry Pollack, the attorney who represented Julian Assange, will serve as Maduro's private counsel in court. He will advise Maduro in his New York proceedings.

Reliance Industries expects zero deliveries of Russian crude to India in January. This would mark a sharp decline in Russia-India crude imports for the month.

Vietnam welcomed 21.2 million international visitors in 2025, with Chinese travelers contributing significantly to the rise. The data highlights evolving regional tourism dynamics.

Hei Seki was sanctioned by China and barred from entering China for allegedly spreading fallacies about Taiwan.

Touadéra wins a third term in the Central African Republic after a contested vote.

South Korea and China launched discussions to expand panda conservation and related diplomatic ties, with potential for additional pandas from China.

Maria Corina Machado praises Donald Trump on Fox News, without endorsement.

The retailer expects annual profits to exceed £1.1 billion after strong Christmas sales, but warns 2026 will be tougher amid employment pressures.

The development is described as heightening Beijing's concerns about external attempts to topple allied governments.

Ukraine's supporters gather in Paris to align on security guarantees for Kyiv and outline the contours of a multinational force in a potential ceasefire.

Located in central Japan, the plant lies in a region deemed at risk of a megaquake. The operator may have underestimated earthquake risks, prompting safety reviews.

Reports indicate Russia offered U.S. control of Venezuela in exchange for lenient U.S. options regarding Ukraine policy.

Intel announces Core Ultra Series 3 CPUs produced with the 18A process, aimed at high-end ultraportable PCs.

European stocks are set for a higher open as markets respond to improving global sentiment after recent developments.

Widespread unrest in Iran, driven by persistent economic hardship, has resulted in at least 29 deaths and more than 1,200 arrests.

Internal government estimates warn the U.S. blockade could cut most of Venezuela's export revenue this year, potentially triggering a humanitarian crisis.

Zelenskiy’s tone shifts from optimistic to cautious as Russia shows no sign of stopping the conflict; European leaders prepare for peace talks amid uncertainty.

DLSS 4.5 introduces a transformer-based Super Resolution model and a 6x Multi-Frame Generation mode, enabling up to five extra frames per rendered frame for RTX 50-series GPUs.

Proposed legislation would grant ministers powers to bring UK regulations closer to EU rules in areas including agrifood and electricity trading.

Ireland’s prime minister will hold talks with Chinese officials to strengthen economic relations amid shifting EU-China dynamics.

Rohingya refugees’ birthdays are often recorded as January 1 in Bangladesh, highlighting disrupted personal histories and identity challenges.

The Ryzen AI 400 line targets AI workloads in laptops, with analysts weighing its impact on AMD's market lead.

The 8-core/16-thread CPU reportedly boosts boost clocks to 5.6GHz, delivering improved gaming performance.

South Korea's president visits China for a second summit in two months. Leaders reaffirm bilateral ties.

Nvidia says its next-generation AI processors are in full production and will arrive later this year, delivering up to five times the AI compute of previous chips.

The United States is not at war in Venezuela after a briefing with top officials.

Authorities pursue economic concessions to ease public anger amid ongoing protests.

Starlink operations halted over licensing issues, prompting growing public frustration as essential services rely on internet.

The administration sues California cities challenging local restrictions on fossil-fuel infrastructure and appliances.

Faustin-Archange Touadéra secures reelection as president of the Central African Republic with about 76% of votes, amid opposition concerns.

Ukraine's partners convene in Paris to finalize and reinforce security guarantees in support of Kyiv amid ongoing conflict.

Relatives of the slain Minnesota lawmaker's family request the president remove a social media post promoting a conspiracy theory about the case.

Venezuela authorities detain reporters and seize communication equipment in the wake of Maduro's removal.