The U.S. conducted an early morning strike in Venezuela on Jan. 3 and captured President Nicolás Maduro, according to USA Today. The same day, the U.S. military killed three people in a strike against a drug-trafficking boat in the Caribbean Sea, as reported by wtop.com.
Nepal is taking action against online abuse targeting flood survivors, with Prime Minister Balendra Shah stating the government will show no leniency to those belittling the victims, according to BBC.
Singapore's prime minister will receive a $1.1 million annual salary increase, making him the highest paid world leader, according to the BBC.
An Egyptian court has sentenced TV presenter Sarah Khalifa and 11 others to death for manufacturing and trafficking narcotics, according to reports from Al Jazeera and The Guardian.
Polls suggest a tight presidential race as Brazil marks Independence Day, with current President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva's lead narrowing against his main rival, Flavio Bolsonaro.
Jamaican delegates have arrived in the UK to hand a slavery reparations petition to King Charles, seeking to address historical injustices, according to The Guardian.
The Lindsay Clancy murder trial faces a potential mistrial after a deadlocked jury failed to reach a unanimous verdict for the seventh day of deliberations. The judge has given the defense one hour to file an emergency appeal before declaring a mistrial, following a contentious dispute over a holdout juror who refuses to apply the law, according to court notes and CNN.
A British woman was found murdered in Florida after connecting with a man on a fetish site, sparking a criminal case that has drawn public attention and is now heading toward a potential death penalty trial. According to Infobae, Sonia Exelby was discovered six days after her last message, in which she wrote, 'My time is up.'
British ministers have hit back after the Argentinian president said 'winds of change' favorable to his country's claim to the Falklands were 'blowing around the world,' according to The Guardian.
The British Museum hosted Peter Thiel, founder of Palantir, for a private viewing of the Bayeux Tapestry, despite concerns over special treatment for someone linked to Jeffrey Epstein. According to The Guardian.
Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune has called for the reinstatement of the death penalty for arsonists following deadly forest fires that killed at least 12 people, according to the BBC.
Iceland's parliament voted against restarting EU membership talks, according to Al Jazeera. President Katrín Jakobsdóttir stated the issue would not be revisited during her term.
Silo season 3 episode 9 ends with a dramatic time jump and a devastating revelation that reshapes the series' mythology. According to reviews and plot summaries, the finale sees Bernard (Tim Robbins) making a fateful trade, Juliette (Rebecca Ferguson) captured, and a Before Times storyline that culminates in the birth of a child and the collapse of the founders' dream.
Greenland's justice minister has said the government cannot conclude whether genocide was committed against the Inuit community after experts examined the use of forced contraception in the 1960s and 70s, according to the BBC.
Two men stole a necklace decorated with more than 600 diamonds from a Vienna museum in broad daylight, according to police. The necklace is believed to be worth over $4 million.