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These were the key developments on the 1,010th day of the Russia-Ukraine war.
Workers detail stories of an unsafe work environment and unreasonable targets at a major warehouse.
Inflation-fatigued shoppers were looking for deals as they worried about higher prices next year on back of tariffs.
Hezbollah considers the ceasefire to signal a victory larger than 2006, but remains ready for war, its leader said.
The case is a part of a wave of lawsuits against OpenAI over data used to train generative AI systems.
Medics say an Israeli drone strike killed Ahmed al-Kahlout, head of the Intensive Care Unit at Kamal Adwan Hospital.
The proposal passed both houses of Mexico's Congress, leading critics to fear weakened government transparency.
The vote advances the assisted-dying legislation for England and Wales to the next stage of parliamentary scrutiny.
'Trump is back, and it's a sign we'll be back, too,' Brazil's ex-president tells WSJ amid coup attempt accusations.
German intelligence chief says Russia's hybrid war could prompt NATO allies to invoke the mutual defence Article 5.
Syria's army says its forces 'continue to repel the major offensive launched by armed terrorist groups' on Aleppo city.
In an interview with Al Jazeera, Senzo Mchunu says they don't know how many people remain trapped in Stilfontein mine.
Macron inspects results of 700-million-euro restoration, including 19th-century Gothic spire returned to former glory.
Officials rage at the West for allowing Ukraine to attack deep within Russia as fears simmer on the streets.
Many politicians are still undecided on whether the terminally ill should be allowed to end their lives.
UN nuclear watchdog's report comes as Iran prepares to hold talks with European nations over its nuclear programme.
Polls show centre-right incumbents Fine Gael and Fianna Fail running neck and neck with leftist-nationalist Sinn Fein.
Dong Yuyu, a former editor at Guangming Daily, was arrested in 2022 while having lunch with a Japanese diplomat.
Lebanon's displaced families are relieved the war with Israel is over and are now picking up the pieces of their lives.
As Sahel nations move closer to Russia, Chad's top diplomat says country is 'very jealous of its sovereignty'.
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