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Tedros Adhanom rejects the justifications for the US withdrawal from the World Health Organization, warning of the seriousness of the decision for global health security and its repercussions on combating epidemics.

The Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (Africa CDC) has announced the lifting of the emergency status for monkeypox virus (MPOX) following a decline in infections, while emphasizing the continuation of health monitoring and prevention.

Venezuela's acting president, Delcy Rodriguez, is calling on the opposition for urgent political understandings to ensure the country's stability and prepare for elections following the arrest of Nicolas Maduro.

An Iranian official announces the imminent return of internet access after a two-week blackout due to protests. Learn details of the decision, the official death toll, and the internal political reactions.

Donald Trump backtracks on his previous statements and praises the bravery of British soldiers in Afghanistan, describing them as the greatest warriors, following sharp criticism from London and Paris.

A powerful winter storm is hitting the United States, threatening power outages in 16 states. Thousands of flights have been canceled, and warnings of catastrophic ice and freezing temperatures threaten millions.

Tensions have escalated in Minneapolis after a man was shot and killed by federal agents. Minnesota Governor Tim Walz called the incident horrific and demanded the White House withdraw the troops amid public outrage.

NATO plans to build an automated defense zone along its border with Russia, relying on robots and artificial intelligence. Learn more about the smart wall and when it will be operational.

Poland announced it will sign a contract at the end of January to build Europe's largest anti-drone system. The €2 billion project aims to protect NATO's eastern borders from Russian threats.

The second round of trilateral talks between Russia, Ukraine, and the United States concluded in Abu Dhabi. The negotiations addressed Trump's peace plan, while Moscow maintained its demands regarding Donbas.