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The 110 Palestinians due to be released from Israeli prisons today also include 30 children.
US Fed is in a holding pattern as it awaits more inflation and jobs data and clarity on President Trump's tariffs.
Al-Sharaa was also authorised to form a temporary legislative council for the transitional phase, state media reports.
Benjamin Netanyahu’s office names Israeli captives to be released as Arbel Yehud, Agam Berger and Gadi Moses.
Abdel Fattah el-Sisi says 'displacement of the Palestinian people is an injustice' after US president repeated call.
Kenya has announced a virtual crisis summit, but Congolese state media says President Felix Tshisekedi will not attend.
Canada working to prevent steep tariffs that US President Donald Trump says could be imposed as early as February 1.
Syrian leader al-Sharaa reportedly also demands reparations as Moscow delegation seeks to secure strategic power bases.
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16 South Sudanese people, two Chinese nationals and one Indian are among the passengers.
About 400 million pilgrims are expected to participate in the world’s largest religious festival on Wednesday.
Israel orders UN Relief and Works Agency, the backbone of Palestinian humanitarian aid, to cease operations by Thursday.
Millions of federal workers in US receive buyout offers as new administration aims for government overhaul.
LGBTG rights group GLADD says Trump's rhetoric is 'appallingly inaccurate, incoherent, and extreme.'
Several countries mark their new year based on the Chinese lunisolar calendar involving movement of the Sun and Moon.
UN experts have warned that US sanctions over Benjamin Netanyahu's arrest warrant would erode international order.
The former ambassador denounces Trump's cabinet nominee as preying 'on the desperation of parents of sick children'.
Thousands of Palestinians have returned to northern Gaza for the second day, walking kilometres to reach home.
Mette Frederiksen says 'no reason to believe that there is a military threat to Greenland or Denmark'.
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