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U.S. Treasury Secretary says Australia and several other nations will join a Washington-hosted G7 finance ministers meeting to discuss critical minerals.

Crisis Group experts offer a 360-degree view of reactions and implications following the U.S. raid in Venezuela.

The latest payroll data indicates slower hiring in December, with policymakers watching for the implications for the economy.

Senators call for suspension of X and Grok from app stores until safety concerns are addressed.

X alleges licensing deals were coerced at inflated rates; publishers had sued X for copyright violations in 2023.

UK data watchdog says the unauthorised launch should be referred to police; concerns about data handling.

Venezuela says it will start exploratory talks with the United States to reestablish diplomatic relations, severed since 2019.

Trump's Gaza board nominee Nickolay Mladenov is described as repeatedly working to ease tensions in the Middle East.

The president sits for an interview released today, detailing perspectives on current policy priorities.

Pharma companies outline pipelines and potential deals ahead of the JPMorgan healthcare conference.

India's Reliance Industries is in talks for a U.S. permit to buy Venezuelan crude.

In an exclusive interview, the UK attorney general says diplomacy should factor into decisions about allies’ breaches of international law.

The pope criticizes countries prioritizing violence over diplomacy in an annual address to ambassadors.

Ships from China, Russia and Iran move to South Africa ahead of joint naval exercises.

Taiwan's population aged 65 and older reaches 20% of the total in 2025, marking a significant demographic shift.

China's top diplomat postpones a planned historic visit to Somalia as part of a broader Africa tour focused on strategic trade, according to Somalia's foreign affairs ministry.

The Charity Commission opens a statutory inquiry into City & Guilds’ sale of its qualifications arm to a private firm, following bonuses paid to executives.

Nonfarm payrolls increased by 50,000 in December, with the unemployment rate at 4.4%.

China's top diplomat has postponed a planned historic visit to Somalia, part of a broader Africa tour focusing on strategic trade, according to Somalia's foreign affairs ministry.

The government releases several political prisoners, including Enrique Marquez and Rocio San Miguel, but critics question the durability of democratic reforms.

Executives warn that investment plans are risky amid political uncertainty and plan to meet President Trump to discuss Venezuela.

Cambodia extradites crypto-scam suspect Chen Zhi to China; officials say the move could prompt additional China-mediated diplomacy to preserve the ceasefire with Thailand.

Microsoft announces a feature allowing users to paste a URL directly onto text to create hyperlinks, speeding up document editing.

Asian militaries are expanding use of Predator, Reaper and Sea Guardian drones, increasing regional air capabilities.

The United States says it released two Russian crew members from a seized oil tanker at Moscow's request.

South Korea's former president Yoon faces a potential death-sentence request in a trial.

A government poll shows Chinese security concerns now outrank perceived North Korean missile threats among Japanese respondents.

A government-commissioned report concludes the runway end barrier may have influenced casualties, prompting safety reviews.

Rio Tinto and Glencore resumed talks about a merger that would create the world’s largest mining firm.

Ahead of a major policy meeting, Beijing signals potential measures to bolster the property sector and stability in the economy.

A Supreme Court hearing follows a bid by religious leaders and a MP to overturn a ban on FGM in the country, amid ongoing rights debates.

A junta-built capital struggles to project control amid economic strain and political unrest.

A Chinese official frames socialism as an increasingly favored governance model amid U.S. challenges to global norms.

A government-commissioned report concludes the runway end barrier may have influenced casualties in the Jeju Air crash, prompting safety reviews.

France says it will not vote on the EU-Mercosur trade agreement, reflecting opposition within the government.

China urges Nestle to move quickly on a baby formula recall; authorities note the market is the world's largest infant formula market.

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni will visit South Korea January 17–19 for a summit with President Lee Jae Myung, according to South Korea's Blue House.

French farmers drove tractors through central Paris to protest a free-trade deal.

NASA has shortened an International Space Station mission for medical reasons, marking the first medical evacuation from the space station. Officials did not disclose identities or medical details.