The withdrawal follows a Saudi airstrike on Yemen's Mukalla port and growing disputes over separatist forces, marking a rare public breakdown in coordination between two key Gulf allies and oil producers.
Denmark has ended letter delivery after 401 years, becoming the first country to do so, as state-owned PostNord pivots to parcels amid digitalisation and a collapse in mail volumes.
Putin said Russia would use force if Ukraine rejects peace talks after heavy attacks on Kyiv, while Zelenskyy said the strikes showed Moscow's desire to continue the war.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy met Canada's prime minister en route to US talks with Donald Trump, hours after Russia launched a massive drone and missile attack on Kyiv and claimed new battlefield gains.
Donald Trump accused the Justice Department of pursuing a political witch hunt over the Epstein files, demanded names be released, and criticised delays after officials said more than one million documents remain under review.
Donald Trump used a Christmas Day Truth Social post to say he cut ties with Jeffrey Epstein years ago, dismissing renewed scrutiny and the release of Epstein-related files as a radical left witch hunt.
Israel has formally recognised Somaliland as a sovereign state, the first country to do so, triggering regional backlash while boosting Somaliland's diplomatic standing and expanding Israel's strategic footprint in the Horn of Africa.
A 38-year-old man was arrested after stabbing eight people at a tire factory in central Japan, leaving five seriously injured. Police said the motive remains unclear.
The youngest White House press secretary said the pregnancy comes with strong support from the administration, highlighting a pro-family culture as she balances motherhood with one of Washington's most demanding roles.
Nigeria has faced years of extremist violence from Islamic State (IS) terrorists and Boko Haram, with attacks often hitting civilians and religious communities across the country's north.
