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The death toll from floods in South Africa has risen to 10, with 190 people rescued. The floods have struck the provinces of Limpopo and Mpumalanga, forcing the evacuation of camps in Kruger National Park.

The King Salman Relief Center distributes 560 blankets to 280 displaced families in Aleppo as part of Saudi winter aid to support the Syrian people and alleviate winter suffering.

Macron announces the deployment of French forces to Greenland to counter foreign ambitions, and reveals an increase in the French defense budget by billions of euros to strengthen European sovereignty.

Breaking: Four people injured in a powerful explosion in the center of Utrecht, Netherlands. Authorities are investigating the cause, and residential buildings have been damaged. Learn more about the incident and the investigation.

Details of the Turkish Airlines plane's emergency landing in Barcelona after a Wi-Fi network named "bomb" was detected. Learn about the security measures and the aftermath of the incident.

The crisis between Denmark and the United States is escalating due to Washington's desire to control Greenland. Learn about the dimensions of the geopolitical dispute and the strategic importance of the Arctic island.

Canada confirms the death of one of its citizens, shot by Iranian security forces during protests. The foreign minister condemns the killing, and the G7 threatens new sanctions against Tehran for its crackdown on demonstrators.

In a new blow to Venezuelan exports, the US Navy seized the oil tanker Veronica in the Caribbean. Learn more about the operation, the background of the economic sanctions, and their impact.

Washington imposes sanctions on Iranian officials, including Ali Larijani, for suppressing protests. The G7 threatens further measures, and Amnesty International documents serious human rights abuses.

Pakistani police thwarted an armed attack in Dera Ismail Khan, killing two militants, coinciding with a bomb attack in Bannu, amid escalating security tensions in northwest Pakistan.