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At Least 15 Dead After Migrant Speedboat Collides With Greek Coast Guard Off Chios

The deadly crash is drawing renewed scrutiny of Greece’s migration enforcement practices and sea interception tactics.

Russia Hammers Ukraine’s Grid With 450 Drones and 70+ Missiles Ahead of Abu Dhabi Talks

New START Set to Expire as Russia Repeats One-Year Limits Offer and U.S. Stays Noncommittal

Pakistan Says 197 Militants Killed in Balochistan Crackdown After Coordinated Attacks

Lai Warns Parliament’s Block on $40 Billion Defense Plan Could Signal Weak Resolve

Russia Launches Massive Missile-and-Drone Barrage on Ukraine’s Energy Grid in Deep Freeze

Rafah Reopens With Minimal Movement as Returnees Allege Abuse, Israel Denies Wrongdoing

Yamagami Appeals Life Sentence in Abe Assassination Case

Canada Advances Submarine Contest With Korean Tours, Prioritizes Economic Value

Leaked Vietnam Defense Paper Details 'Second U.S. Invasion' Planning Despite Upgraded Ties

China’s Military Shake-Up Deepens as Xi’s Purge Targets Top PLA Brass

Illinois Becomes Second State to Join WHO’s Global Outbreak Network

Iran Seeks Venue and Format Changes for U.S. Talks, Clouding Istanbul Meeting

Federal Judge Halts Noem’s Move to End Haitian TPS, Citing Likely Racial Animus and Flawed Process

Qcells Picks LG Energy Solution Vertech for 5 GWh of U.S.-Made Storage for 2028–30 Projects

Takaichi’s Gen-Z Momentum Confronts Party Doubts Ahead of Feb. 8 Vote

Spain Unveils Plan to Ban Social Media for Under-16s and Tighten Platform Liability

Amnesty Report Alleges North Korea Executes Citizens for Consuming South Korean Media

Spain Moves to Bar Under-16s From Social Media, Pushing Age Checks and Criminal Penalties

Moscow Exchange to List Ruble-Settled Futures on Solana, XRP and Tron