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The King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center continues its humanitarian efforts by distributing food, medical and shelter aid in Yemen, Sudan, Pakistan and other countries, targeting thousands of needy families.

Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel announced his country's readiness for dialogue with the United States, provided there is mutual respect and no political concessions, amid military tensions over Venezuela.

Washington imposes sanctions on 21 entities and individuals for financing the Houthis, targeting the UAE-based company Jannah Al Anhar and international smuggling networks in response to the Red Sea attacks.

Trump is escalating his pressure to acquire Greenland, threatening to impose tariffs on opposing countries, amid diplomatic tensions with Denmark and strategic dimensions related to China and Russia.

The death toll from floods in South Africa, Mozambique, and Zimbabwe has risen to over 100. Learn more about the disaster and its economic and climatic impacts on the region.

Kyiv has decided to close schools until February due to damage to energy facilities caused by Russian bombing, amid warnings from the Kremlin that the chances of negotiating an end to the ongoing war are dwindling.

The Kremlin welcomed the willingness of European countries such as Italy and France to resume dialogue with Russia, describing the move as positive for ensuring stability, amid sharp criticism of the British position.

A massive fire broke out in the Guryeong slum in Seoul, South Korea, forcing the evacuation of 258 people. Learn more about the incident, the historical significance of the area, and its dangers.

The World Food Programme warns of a humanitarian catastrophe in West and Central Africa that threatens 55 million people with hunger and 13 million children with malnutrition due to a lack of funding.

Australia faces extreme weather: Flash floods in Victoria sweep cars into the sea, coinciding with bushfires, amid official warnings and record rainfall.