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Libya has bid farewell to its fallen Army Chief, General Muhammad Ali Ahmed al-Haddad, and four other high-ranking military officers in a poignant funeral ceremony held in their hometown of Misrata. The ceremony was attended by thousands of mourners, including government officials and dignitaries. The funeral procession was led by Presidential Council Chairman, Muhammad al-Menfi, who announced that all the martyred officers would be promoted to the next rank, with General al-Haddad being posthumously promoted to the rank of Field Marshal. The announcement was made during a military ceremony held in Tripoli, where the Libyan Army Chief and other deceased…

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Article: Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has stated that Ukraine is doing everything to end the war with Russia, as the two leaders met for talks ahead of the New Year. In a recent statement, Zelensky emphasized that the current period is the most intense diplomatic efforts of the year, with many possibilities for resolution before the start of the New Year. He stressed that the success of these efforts also depends on their allies, urging them to increase pressure on Russia to understand the consequences of its aggression. According to a news agency, Ukrainian President Zelensky is scheduled to meet…

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Myanmar has conducted its first elections since the military seized power in 2021, with polls held in stages under military supervision. According to reports from Yangon, the turnout for the first round of voting was lower than expected. The second round of voting is scheduled for January 11, and the third round for January 25. Political observers have expressed concerns about the elections, citing the ongoing civil war, the dissolution of political parties, and the arrest of political leaders. The United Nations, Western countries, and human rights organizations have described the elections as non-transparent and fake. The military in Myanmar…

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The United Nations Security Council has been called upon to hold an emergency meeting in response to Israel’s move to recognize Somaliland as a sovereign state. This development comes after Pakistan and other Islamic countries jointly issued a condemnation statement against Israel’s move to recognize Somaliland. Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett announced on Tuesday that Israel has officially recognized Somaliland as a sovereign and independent state. The statement emphasized that Israel’s recognition of Somaliland is a blatant violation of international law, which could harm the unity and territorial integrity of Somalia. The statement further emphasized that Israel’s move poses a…

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Bangladesh’s student movement has announced its alliance with Jamaat-e-Islami, a Islamist party, ahead of the country’s scheduled elections in February 2026. The decision was made by the National Citizen’s Party (NCP), a key component of the 8-party alliance led by Jamaat-e-Islami. The move comes as Bangladesh has suspended consular and visa services at its high commission in New Delhi, India, following a diplomatic row between the two countries. The NCP, led by Nahid Islam, has stated that the alliance with Jamaat-e-Islami is necessary to secure a majority in the upcoming elections. The final list of candidates will be announced on…

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A devastating incident has unfolded in the city of Bangalore, India, where a young couple’s life took a tragic turn after their return from a honeymoon. The couple, Suraj Shivanna and his wife Gounie, had traveled to Nagpur, Maharashtra, where Suraj, aged 36, took his own life by hanging himself from a fan in a hotel room. The police investigation revealed that the couple was facing severe financial struggles and debt, which led to this extreme step. Gounie, 26, had attempted to take her own life just two days before her husband’s demise, and she was admitted to a hospital…

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In a groundbreaking move, the state of New York has introduced a new law that mandates social media platforms to display warning labels for young users, alerting them to the potential negative effects of social media use on their mental health. The law, announced by Governor Kathy Hochul, prioritizes the safety of New Yorkers, particularly children, by protecting them from features on social media that may encourage excessive use. The new law targets social media platforms that feature infinite scrolling, auto-play videos, and algorithm-driven feeds, which are considered “addictive feeds.” According to the government, this law is essential to protect…

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Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky has expressed concerns that the current security situation may not allow for elections. According to news agencies, the Ukrainian president has traveled to Florida to meet with US President Donald Trump, with whom he has released a recorded audio message. Zelensky has stated that before meeting Trump, he would first meet with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. He emphasized that Ukraine has its own red lines, but the path to reconciliation is also possible. However, the current security situation does not allow for elections. Strong security guarantees are required for elections, and US guarantees depend on…

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Russia has successfully downed over 100 Ukrainian drones, according to the country’s defense ministry. The ministry stated that in a span of three hours, the Russian military destroyed 111 Ukrainian drones. Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin confirmed that Russian air defense forces shot down eight drones heading towards the capital city. During the incident, the aviation authorities temporarily closed the airspace above two Moscow airports due to security concerns. Rescue teams reported that the bodies of the deceased were found inside their homes. In a separate incident, Princess Diana intentionally rebranded herself after her separation from King Charles to improve her…

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China has made another groundbreaking achievement in transportation technology by setting a new world record for the fastest magnetic levitation (maglev) train in the world. The high-speed train has achieved a speed of 700 kilometers per hour in just two seconds, making it the fastest train in the world. The successful test was conducted by the researchers at China’s National University of Defense Technology. The train, carrying a weight of nearly 1,000 kilograms, was accelerated to the extraordinary speed in a remarkably short time on a 400-meter long maglev track. After reaching the record-breaking speed, the train came to a…

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