The first major snowfall of the season transformed Central Park into a winter landscape, as overnight snow covered much of New York City, drawing residents and visitors outdoors for rare seasonal scenes

Leaders meet in The Hague to create an international body reviewing claims against Russia, with over 80,000 damage submissions and reconstruction costs estimated at $524 billion

Saleh underlined that Libya’s Constitution is explicit: international agreements may be signed only by governments that have been formally endorsed by Parliament.

The statement read that any territorial concessions would only be made with the consent of the Ukrainain people.

The owner of social platform “X” saw his SpaceX company valued at $800 billion during a tender bid last month.

House Democrats release images showing Trump, Clinton, Gates, and Bannon as Justice Department prepares to unveil more Epstein documents. Faces of women are redacted to protect victims’ identities

Around 90% of the outstanding issues between Russia and Ukraine have now been agreed, the BBC reports

A bus carrying graduating students from Medellín plunges 40 meters into a ravine, leaving 16 dead and 22 injured; President Gustavo Petro expresses his condolences

Father-and-son gunmen accused of targeting a Jewish Hanukkah event prompt calls for stricter firearms laws, while tensions rise with Israel over antisemitism

President Nikos Christodoulides suggests step-by-step progress on Cyprus’s NATO entry and renewed peace talks, aiming to improve EU-Turkey relations during Cyprus’s upcoming EU Council presidency

Hardline conservative Jose Antonio Kast won Chile’s presidential runoff with 58% of the vote, riding public concern over crime and migration and marking the country’s most decisive move to the right since the end of military rule in 1990

The three European leaders who met with Zelensky in London nevertheless acknowledged that they are in an “extremely difficult position,” but have a “desperate need” to keep the Americans on their side