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President Trump and Prime Minister Netanyahu meet at Mar-a-Lago to discuss Gaza ceasefire, Israels concerns about Hezbollah and Iran. They aim to advance the second phase of the Gaza deal, but tensions remain high with accusations of violations. The Lebanon ceasefire faces challenges as Hezbollah resists disarming, and Irans recent activities add complexity to the regional dynamics.

Silva Gu, a dedicated protector, battles poachers in Beijings outskirts, saving rare songbirds from illegal traps. Despite challenges, he persists, driven by his childhood love for birds and hope for a future where these creatures can sing freely again.

Mikaela Shiffrin secures her fifth consecutive World Cup slalom win in Semmering, Austria, but expresses concerns about course safety. Despite winning by a narrow margin, Shiffrin criticizes the deteriorating Panorama course conditions, which she deems unsafe, especially for later starters. Albanias Lara Colturi and Croatias Zrinka Ljutic finish third and eighth, respectively. Shiffrin extends her slalom lead to 220 points, with upcoming races in Slovenia and Italy before the Milan Cortina Olympics.

Train Derailment in Mexico: Fifteen Injured, Key Rail Line Shut Down A train derailment in southern Mexico has resulted in at least fifteen injuries and the closure of a crucial rail line. The Interoceanic Train derailed near the town of Nizanda in Oaxaca state, affecting 241 passengers and nine crew members. Authorities have deployed rescue teams and launched an investigation into the cause of the accident. The line, which opened in 2023, is a significant part of efforts to revive train travel in the region and facilitate international trade.

Brigitte Bardot, the iconic French actress and animal rights activist, has passed away at the age of ninety-one. Known for her roles in films like And God Created Woman and her topless dance scenes, Bardot became a symbol of Frances cultural shift. Her image was even used as the model for Marianne, Frances national emblem. Later in life, she dedicated herself to animal rights, founding a protection group and protesting seal hunts. However, her activism also led to controversy and convictions for inciting racial hatred. Bardots complex legacy, marked by her bold sensuality and unfiltered voice, continues to inspire and divide.

Tragic Helicopter Collision in New Jersey: One Dead, One Critically Injured - A mid-air collision between two helicopters over Hammonton, New Jersey, resulted in one fatality and one critically injured pilot. The crash involved Enstrom models, designed for small crews or fewer. Federal investigators are probing the cause, highlighting the risks in aviation.

Sudanese soccer team, the Falcons of Jediane, is making headlines at the Africa Cup of Nations in Morocco, despite their war-torn homeland. Despite losing their opener, they secured a win against Equatorial Guinea, with players feeling the weight of their nations hopes. The team, training and playing abroad due to conflict, is a beacon of unity and joy for war-weary Sudanese.

Thailands political landscape heats up as parties register candidates for Februarys general election, following the dissolution of parliament by Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul. The race is tight between Anutins Bhumjaithai Party, the progressive Peoples Party, and the populist Pheu Thai Party. Voters will also decide on a new constitution referendum. Despite recent scandals and floods, Anutins nationalist stance boosts his popularity. The Peoples Party, blocked from forming a government in 2023, aims for reforms, while Pheu Thai nominates Yodchanan Wongsawat. With sixty-eight prime minister hopefuls and over four thousand candidates, the campaign intensifies, focusing on potential democratic shifts.