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Regional equities show mixed performance amid political volatility and falling crude prices.

The separatist leader declines participation in peace talks, signaling a setback for diplomacy amid regional tensions.

Lawmakers would decide whether to deploy troops to Ukraine, signaling a major security-policy decision.

Rights groups report protests in Iran's Kurdish regions facing police response and arrests.

President Trump says he will crack down on executive pay and stock buybacks at defense contractors amid delivery concerns.

White House says it reserves the right to use military force to secure oil interests in Venezuela.

The Paris judicial authority addresses rumors of potential U.S. sanctions against French judges.

Police raid the home of Satat Sampada founders Harjeet Singh and Jyoti Awasthi amid allegations of campaigning for fossil-fuel treaties.

U.S. authorities seized a tanker tied to Venezuela sanctions that had recently reflagged under Russia.

Regulator discipline follows admission that seismic risk data were selectively modeled for a nuclear plant.

The United States says it seized two tankers, Bella-1 (Russian-flagged) and Sophia, over alleged sanctions violations tied to Venezuela. The move highlights ongoing enforcement of Venezuela-related energy sanctions.

A Nature study shows disturbances on parcels under 2 hectares contribute disproportionately to carbon emissions.

Five people, including the former army chief and two wives, were arrested after statements given in a probe into military contracts.

Chen Zhi is arrested and deported to China; Cambodian citizenship is revoked amid ongoing investigations.

Southern Yemen's separatist leader declines to participate in talks, escalating tensions between Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.

A rapidly spreading influenza strain drives rising cases in Australia amid low vaccination rates among vulnerable groups.

The United States says it seized the Russian-flagged Bella-1 tanker after it attempted to bypass sanctions near Venezuela.

About 600 foreigners are stranded on Socotra Island as clashes on the Yemeni mainland disrupt flights and route access.

The U.S. military says it is attempting to intercept a Russian-flagged vessel that tried to bypass a partial blockade on Venezuela’s oil exports.

Yemen’s anti-Houthi authorities expel a separatist leader and accuse him of treason.

Russia has reportedly dispatched a submarine to escort a sanctions-hit oil tanker being pursued by the United States across the Atlantic.

A United Nations report denounces apartheid and ongoing restrictions on Palestinian rights in the occupied territories.

A report describes Donald Trump's leadership reshuffle as affecting global power alignments, with notable attention in Europe.

Schiphol airport canceled at least 700 flights due to heavy snow and strong winds, disrupting travel.

China launched an anti-dumping probe into imports of dichlorosilane from Japan, a chemical used in chip manufacturing.

Malaysia's anti-graft agency seized 2.4 million ringgit in cash linked to an army procurement probe.

China detains six underground church members in the latest crackdown on unregistered Christians.

Jakarta plans to seize up to 5 million hectares of palm oil plantations in 2026 as part of land-policy measures.

The US is evaluating options to acquire Greenland, with military action still on the table.

Seven U.S. service members were injured during a raid in Venezuela that captured President Nicolás Maduro and his wife, a Pentagon official said.

Iran views Venezuela's crisis under Trump as an uncomfortable parallel to its own sanctions experiences.

Trump urges Venezuela to dismiss foreign agents from four countries.

The missing device includes names and contacts of agency staff, triggering security concerns.

eSafety Australia is reviewing Grok after reports it generates sexualised images of women without consent.

Saudi-led coalition strikes Yemen; officials say STC leader al-Zubaidi has fled.

Taiwan's security agency says Beijing's war games around Taiwan aimed to counter growing international support for the island.

Tokyo condemns China's export controls on dual-use items, signaling a deterioration in relations and potential risks to regional trade.

The administration adds Venezuela to the list of countries whose citizens must post bonds for U.S. visas.

Beijing says it will impose measures on three Taiwanese individuals linked to Taiwan independence activities, signaling heightened cross-strait tensions.