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1. Bangladesh opposition leader Tarique Rahman returns after 17 years

   Tarique Rahman, leader of Bangladesh’s opposition, has returned after 17 years in self-imposed exile in London.

2. Palestinian couple’s wedding turned to funeral after Israeli attack in Gaza

   A Palestinian couple’s long-delayed wedding ended in tragedy when an Israeli attack struck their school-turned-shelter.

3. Video: Gaza’s Christians mark first Christmas since fragile ceasefire deal

   Gaza’s Christians reflected on the loss they’ve experienced after two years of Israel’s devastating war.

4. Photos: Global stories of 2025 in pictures

   A powerful visual timeline showcasing the pivotal events that reshaped our global landscape throughout the year.

5. Somali capital holds first direct election in five decades

   People in Mogadishu vote in first direct local polls in 56 years amid opposition boycotts.

6. Egypt vs South Africa: AFCON 2025 – Salah, team news, start and lineups

   Record winners Egypt, led by Liverpool's Mohamed Salah, face South Africa in the first titanic battle of the tournament.

7. Conflict with Thailand brings surge of unity amongst Cambodians

   Cambodian children write letters to soldiers, while donation sites fill for those displaced by fighting near the border.

8. Russia claims to have seized more than 5,100 square km of Ukraine in 2025

   Analysts and Ukrainian officials doubt Moscow's latest announcements as peace talks stall.

9. Saudi Arabia demands Yemeni separatists leave seized governorates

   Riyadh calls seizure of oil-rich provinces 'unjustified escalation' as fragile anti-Houthi alliance shows cracks.

10. LIVE: Sound of Israel’s bombs, hum of drones drown out Christmas in Gaza

    Many of the remaining churches across Gaza either scaled back or cancelled Christmas activities altogether.