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The UK has temporarily withdrawn its diplomatic staff from Iran and Tel Aviv due to the security situation, while continuing to advise its citizens against all travel to the region.
China dismissed nine senior military officials from its legislature ahead of the annual National People's Congress meeting, including five full generals and other high-ranking officers.
Russia and Ukraine exchanged the bodies of fallen soldiers, with Ukraine receiving 1,000 bodies and returning 35 Russian soldiers' remains. The previous exchange took place on Jan. 29. Moscow and Kyiv have also repeatedly conducted prisoner exchanges, including with the mediation of the UAE and the US.
A German court in Cologne blocked the domestic intelligence agency BfV from officially labeling the far-right Alternative for Germany as a 'proven extremist organization' until a full trial concludes.
Afghanistan launched retaliatory strikes against Pakistan, targeting military centers along the border, prompting an immediate and effective response from Pakistan's security forces.
Ford Motor Company is recalling over 4 million vehicles due to a software error in the integrated trailer module that may cause trailer brakes and lights to fail.
Børge Brende resigned as President and CEO of the World Economic Forum after reports surfaced that he had exchanged emails and text messages with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Brende did not mention Epstein in his resignation statement.
Senator Dick Durbin alleges that FBI Director Kash Patel's personal travel and management decisions have interfered with major investigations, citing information from a whistleblower.
UN Secretary-General António Guterres called the war in Ukraine a 'moral failure,' citing over 15,000 civilian deaths and urging an immediate, unconditional ceasefire.
King Harald V, 89, was hospitalized in Tenerife, Spain, for an infection and dehydration. The Royal House of Norway reports his condition is good, and his personal physician is traveling to assist.
Pakistani and Afghan forces exchanged heavy fire along the border area amid renewed tensions. Pakistan's security forces responded immediately to unprovoked firing by the Afghan Taliban in Torkham and Tirah sub-sectors.
A powerful winter storm battered the Northeastern US, dumping heavy snow, triggering travel bans, and leaving more than 500,000 customers without electricity across several states.
Dmitry Medvedev, Russia's Security Council Deputy Chairman, warns of potential nuclear strikes if the UK and France provide Ukraine with nuclear weapons, calling it a 'direct transfer of nuclear weapons to a belligerent country.'
Amazon plans a $12 billion investment in new data centers across Louisiana, creating 540 full-time jobs and supporting 1,700 more, with eco-friendly energy and water strategies.
Rob Jetten, 38, becomes the youngest Dutch prime minister, leading a new minority government inaugurated by King Willem-Alexander.
North Korea's ruling party has reelected Kim Jong Un as its general secretary at the ongoing party congress, state media said Monday.
A bus traveling from Pokhara to Kathmandu plunged into the Trishuli River in Dhading district, resulting in 19 deaths, including a British national, and 25 injuries. The identities of the victims are being verified, and an inquiry committee has been formed to investigate the cause of the accident.
NASA has delayed its Artemis II mission to the moon until at least April after engineers identified a new issue with the rocket’s helium system.
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy warned that if Ukraine cannot defeat Russia, the conflict would escalate into a third world war, urging for stronger military support from Western countries.
French President Emmanuel Macron welcomed the US Supreme Court ruling that struck down tariffs imposed by US President Donald Trump, stating it highlights the importance of counterbalances to power in democracies. He emphasized the value of having a Supreme Court and the rule of law.