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Eight fatalities were confirmed after three avalanches hit Austria’s Alps, with mountain rescue teams deployed across multiple regions.

António Guterres attended commemorations in London marking 80 years since the United Nations General Assembly first convened after World War II in January 1946.

European Union and Mercosur leaders signed a long awaited trade deal in Asuncion, launching a vast economic zone linking Europe with South America.

Trump welcomed a Nobel medal from Machado, but Nobel authorities stressed the prize cannot be transferred, shared, or reassigned under any rules.

A new US tariff applies to Nvidia H200 AI processors shipped through the United States, adding costs to China-bound exports under Section 232 authority.

Subpoenas issued by the Justice Department have escalated a dispute with the Federal Reserve, placing institutional independence and oversight under renewed scrutiny.

Immigrant visa issuance for 75 countries will be paused by the United States as consular posts reassess financial self sufficiency standards.

Moscow faced major disruption after heavy snowfall slowed traffic and commutes, prompting intensified cleanup operations across central districts and residential areas.

Holland America Line’s Rotterdam reported a norovirus outbreak during a holiday voyage, according to final case counts released by the CDC.

SpaceX received FCC authorization for 7,500 additional Starlink satellites, with deployment deadlines and orbital safety requirements set by regulators.