Delcy Rodríguez, Venezuela’s interim president, outlines plans to reform the oil sector and open the industry to foreign investment, promising to tackle economic challenges and sovereign diplomacy.

In a historic meeting between Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney and Chinese President Xi Jinping, both nations have agreed to lower tariffs, potentially marking a pivotal shift in trade relations.

Exploring India's strategic initiative to reduce dependency on China for rare earth magnets—a critical component in modern technology.

Former President Trump's contentious relationship with the Federal Reserve raises concerns about economic stability, reflecting a pattern seen in other nations grappling with political pressure on central banking.

The United States has captured another oil tanker linked to Venezuela, as part of an intensified campaign against the export of Venezuelan oil, following sanctions and military operations in the region.

A severe cold snap in Lapland has led to the grounding of flights, leaving thousands of tourists stranded as temperatures plunge to extreme lows.

A wave of freezing temperatures coupled with heavy snowfall leads to widespread travel disruptions, including hundreds of flight cancellations across western Europe. Continued hazards pose risks for both air and rail transport.

A significant cold snap has led to severe travel disruptions across western Europe, causing multiple flight cancellations and unfortunate weather-related fatalities.

The renowned Tomorrowland festival is set to take place in Thailand, marking its first-ever full-scale event in Asia, expected to attract over 50,000 attendees daily.

A significant communication disruption in Greece has led to widespread flight cancellations and delays, leaving thousands of travelers stranded across Europe. While some flights resume, many remain grounded amid concerns over travel home.

In an unprecedented win, amateur player Jordan Smith secured a stunning victory over top-ranked tennis players at the Australian Open's Million Dollar One Point Slam, walking away with A$1 million.

The ongoing scrutiny of Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s stance on media independence, particularly in relation to the Julian Assange case, reveals significant political and institutional complexities. Key questions around the BBC's integrity remain unanswered and provoke discussions on press freedoms and media ownership.

Los Angeles gears up for the 2028 Olympics with a ticket draw featuring prices starting at only $28, aimed at accessibility and inclusivity for fans worldwide.

Austrian tennis player Sebastian Ofner mistakenly celebrated victory too early in his Australian Open qualifying match, resulting in a surprising defeat to Nishesh Basavareddy.

Austrian tennis player Sebastian Ofner faces a shocking defeat after prematurely celebrating his victory during qualifying for the Australian Open. His mistake cost him the match against American Nishesh Basavareddy.

The iconic Spanish singer Julio Iglesias has issued a denial against allegations of sexual assault made by former employees, emphasizing his intent to defend his name amid an ongoing judicial investigation.

Actor Timothy Busfield has been charged with sexual misconduct involving minors on the set of a TV series. He denies the allegations, claiming they stem from revenge after the children were removed from the show.

In a remarkable turn of events, a young Chinese woman's request for assistance with a traditional pig slaughter has attracted thousands to her rural village, highlighting a deep-rooted cultural connection and the unifying power of social media.

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Jordan Smith, an amateur tennis player, clinches a stunning victory against world-class professionals at the A$1 million 'One Point Slam' tournament held at Melbourne's Rod Laver Arena.

Recent events reveal a deep rift within the Taliban leadership, highlighted by a controversial internet shutdown. Insights from BBC Afghan shed light on the internal conflicts and contrasting visions for Afghanistan's future.

Daidai's social media plea for assistance to slaughter pigs ahead of the Lunar New Year has transformed into a massive gathering in her village, highlighting the power of community and cultural connections in modern China.

María Corina Machado, a Venezuelan opposition leader and Nobel Peace Prize winner, met with President Donald Trump, presenting her prize during their historic encounter.

Aung San Suu Kyi remains a pivotal figure in Myanmar's struggle for democracy, even as she endures over 20 years of detention. This article explores her lasting legacy and the current political landscape in Myanmar.

As phase two of Trump's Gaza peace plan is announced, significant uncertainties and potential pitfalls loom over the future of both the region and its inhabitants.

The death of Geraldo Lunas Campos, a Cuban immigrant, has raised serious concerns over immigration detention practices and the use of force by guards, as official narratives clash with eyewitness accounts.

The High Court of Justice in Antigua and Barbuda is addressing jurisdictional questions regarding ongoing proceedings involving international banks and media companies, highlighted by a contempt of court issue linked to a letter from Howard Kennedy LLP.

Nurses across major hospitals in New York City, currently on strike for better staffing and pay, restart contract talks while expressing frustrations over the lack of progress and rejection of proposals.

In a pivotal trial at the International Court of Justice (ICJ), Myanmar faces allegations of genocide against the Rohingya people. The country insists on its innocence, claiming lack of substantive evidence from The Gambia.

María Corina Machado states her intention to lead Venezuela as she gifts her Nobel Peace Prize medal to President Trump during her visit to Washington, amidst shifting political alliances in Venezuela.

Nurses across major hospitals in New York City, currently on strike for better staffing and pay, restart contract talks while expressing frustrations over the lack of progress and rejection of proposals.

Heavy rains lead to devastating floods in South Africa, forcing the renowned Kruger National Park to suspend visitation and evacuate guests. The rising death toll and warnings escalate as potential for more rainfall looms.

The recent evacuation of four astronauts from the International Space Station (ISS) due to a serious medical issue marks a significant event in space exploration history, being the first of its kind since the ISS was launched in 1998.

The heartbreaking death of Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie's 21-month-old son is thrusting Nigeria's healthcare system into the spotlight, revealing systemic issues and raising questions about patient safety and medical negligence.

Four astronauts have returned to Earth after an early evacuation from the International Space Station (ISS) due to a serious health issue. This marks a historic moment, being the first evacuation of its kind since the ISS began operations in 1998.

Exploring India's strategic initiative to reduce dependency on China for rare earth magnets—a critical component in modern technology.

In response to backlash over the misuse of AI for creating sexualized images, X has implemented restrictions on its Grok AI tool to prevent alterations of real people's photographs in inappropriate contexts.

As protests sweep Iran and the government enforces an internet blackout, Starlink has reportedly waived subscription fees, becoming a crucial communication tool for those resisting state control. However, using the technology poses significant dangers for its users.

The US government has authorized Nvidia to sell advanced AI semiconductors to China, relieving prior restrictions due to national security concerns. This decision could amplify existing technological rivalries and raise questions about the future of global tech trade.

Meta's action marks a significant step in enforcing Australia's new law aimed at protecting children from harmful online content.