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1. Oil and US oversight: How is Venezuela’s interim government surviving?

   As Venezuela enters a new political phase, we look at how the government keeps functioning.

2. Ronaldo misses Al-Nassr game amid reported discontent with Saudi club

   Ronaldo was not part of Al-Nassr's 2-0 win at home, the second game he's missed in four days due to unspecified reasons.

3. New Yemen government formed with Shaya Mohsin al-Zindani as prime minister

   Yemen's Saudi-backed presidential council announces the formation of the new government.

4. Mexico promises food support for Cuba as US stifles the island’s fuel supply

   Sheinbaum says she is still negotiating with US after Trump threatens tariffs on countries that ship oil to Havana.

5. Anti-ICE protesters rally in Milan before Winter Olympics

   Students demand ICE agents protecting US delegation leave amid global outrage over Trump's brutal deportation push.

6. Thousands attend funeral for Saif al-Islam Gaddafi, son of Libyan ex-leader

   Thousands of people came to the town of Bani Walid for the funeral of Saif al-Islam Gaddafi after he was assassinated.

7. Is globalisation killing craftsmanship?

   Handmade crafts are disappearing under mass production. What is lost when everything is made fast, cheap and at scale?

8. Republicans condemn racist Trump video post depicting Obamas as apes

   Members of Trump's political party called for the removal of the reposted clip, which has since been taken down.

9. UK police search Mandelson-linked properties as part of Epstein probe

   Properties in London and Wiltshire searched as police investigate alleged leaks to late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

10. Iranian FM says indirect talks with US were a ‘good start’

    Iran’s foreign minister said indirect talks with the US were a “good start" despite massive mistrust.