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Israeli PM Netanyahu accuses Hamas of violating Gaza ceasefire, demands full compliance with October deal. Despite a truce since October, violence persists, with over 400 killed in Gaza since then. U.S. plan for peace remains elusive as Hamas insists on Palestinian state before disarming.

Federal Judge in Albany Clears Way for New Yorks Green Light Law, Allowing Immigrants Without Legal Proof to Get Standard Drivers Licenses.

Dar es Salaams Water Crisis: A Festive Nightmare - As Christmas approaches, Dar es Salaam faces a severe water shortage, with residents scrambling for supplies and adapting to rationing. The citys rapid growth and drought have strained resources, leading to price hikes and business closures. Long-term solutions are in the works, but residents eagerly await relief.

Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan meets with Hamas leaders in Ankara, discussing the Gaza ceasefires second phase. Hamas claims full compliance, but accuses Israel of sabotage. Humanitarian aid needs are highlighted, with Turkey aiming to ease the blockade and boost aid delivery.

Tragic Stabbing in Portugal: Alfie Hallett, 13, Killed; Suspect Dead in Explosion; Mother Injured

Myanmars military government is holding a multi-phased election this Sunday, despite ongoing civil war and international condemnation. The election, which will cover only a fraction of the countrys 330 townships, is seen as a sham to maintain junta rule. Six junta-approved parties, including the militarys proxy Union Solidarity and Development Party, are running, with the army holding 25% of seats and the ability to pick the president. The election is expected to solidify military control for years to come.

Military officials from Thailand and Cambodia initiate talks to end border clashes, aiming for a new ceasefire agreement. The three-day discussions follow a special meeting of Southeast Asian foreign ministers, with defense ministers potentially meeting on December 27th. The conflict has resulted in at least 86 deaths and displaced over 700,000 people. Tensions stem from a long-standing border dispute, with both nations accusing each other of breaking an October ceasefire. The talks mark the most serious effort yet to stop the violence since fighting resumed in early December.

Ukraines President Zelenskiy unveils a 20-point peace proposal with the US, aiming to end the war with Russia. The framework upholds Ukraines sovereignty, establishes a non-aggression pact, and offers security guarantees. Key sticking points include territory control and the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant. Ukraine seeks a freeze at current lines, while Russia demands withdrawal. The US proposes demilitarized zones and joint management of the plant, but Ukraine prefers a 50-50 US-Ukraine setup. Ukraine would retain its troops, secure EU membership, reconstruction funds, and faster US trade. Zelenskiy calls for direct talks with Trump to secure a ceasefire and establish a peace council.