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Some overflights across Greek and regional airspace were still being serviced, but ​restrictions were imposed on airport operations for safety reasons, ⁠Greece’s civil aviation authority said

Medics reported that ​the dead included a 15-year-old boy, a fisherman killed outside areas still occupied by Israel in the enclave, and a third man who was shot and killed east of the city in areas under ​Israeli control

The U.S. apprehends Nicolás Maduro to face charges of drug trafficking and narco-terrorism, following months of pressure on Venezuela; Republican hawks hope for regime change, but most of the government and military remain intact; removing Maduro alone is unlikely to transform politics and may spark challenges

Senator Chuck Schumer says they had been ‘kept in the dark’, demands full briefings for all lawmakers; Congress to vote next week on limiting further military action in South American nation

Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro was captured in a U.S. military operation, marking a dramatic end to his authoritarian rule

Out of the 52 passengers on board the boat, 13 were rescued and are receiving medical assistance, the agency said in a statement

Most of the casualties had occurred in strikes by the Saudi-led coalition that targeted military camps held by the separatists, the official said, including Al-Khasha and Barshid military camps in Hadramawt province

Sri Lanka’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs has not issued a statement on the development so far. No member of the government has commented yet

External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar, on December 31, 2025, represented India at former Prime Minister Khaleda Zia’s funeral, and handed over a letter of condolences from Prime Minister Narendra Modi to BNP leader and Ms. Zia’s son Tarique Rahman.