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1. Japan to restart world’s biggest nuclear plant after 15-year shutdown

   Petition signed by 40,000 relays concerns over risk of seismic activity in vicinity of Kashiwazaki-Kariwa plant.

2. Syrian government and SDF agree on four-day ceasefire

   The Syrian government has announced a four-day ceasefire with the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces.

3. Luka Doncic records triple-double as Lakers rally past Nuggets

   LA Lakers star had one of his most impactful games of the season to propel his side to a comeback win against Denver.

4. Bangladesh-India T20 World Cup dispute unresolved as ICC deadline looms

   Bangladeshi official says his country will not back down under pressure as team captain Litton Das voices concerns.

5. Alcaraz, Sabalenka, Gauff cruise into Australian Open third round

   Top-ranked Carlos Alcaraz and Aryna Sabalenka progressed to the third round at the first Grand Slam of the year.

6. US, Iran exchange threats of broadscale war in latest sabre rattling

   War of words between Trump and Iranian officials escalates as Washington moves aircraft carrier.

7. S Korea’s former PM found guilty of insurrection, given 23 years in prison

   Ex-Prime Minister Han Duck-soo accused of failing to hold a lawful cabinet meeting following martial law declaration.

8. US approves $2.3bn sale of torpedoes, air defences, aircraft to Singapore

   Singapore's Ministry of Defence plans to replace its fleet of Fokker 50 Maritime Patrol Aircraft with Boeing planes.

9. Air Force One turned back as it carried Trump to Davos

   US president resumed journey to Europe on Boeing 757 that departed just after midnight on Wednesday.

10. Israel’s wanted war criminal Netanyahu joins Gaza ‘board of peace’

    Netanyahu's participation, despite an ICC warrant, will add to concerns over the objectivity of the board.