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1. UN Security Council approves US resolution backing Trump’s Gaza plan

   UNSC backs US plan, approving a stabilisation force and ‘board of peace’ to oversee Gaza’s governance and rebuilding.

2. Ex-Harvard president Larry Summers apologises over Epstein emails

   Summers says he will be taking a step back from engagements after questionable emails with Epstein made public.

3. China suspends Japanese film releases amid diplomatic row over Taiwan

   Chinese state media says distributors made 'prudent' decision to postpone releases due to audience sentiment.

4. Israel’s war on Gaza live: Hamas says UN resolution does not meet demands

   Hamas says UN Security Council resolution fails to meet the political and humanitarian demands.

5. Germany, Netherlands qualify for World Cup 2026 on last day

   Germany and Netherlands went on goal sprees as they wrapped up FIFA World Cup qualification on the final matchday.

6. Trump says US may strike Mexican drug cartels next, after boat attacks

   US President Donald Trump says he has been speaking with Mexico about a potential military intervention.

7. Canadian PM Mark Carney clears budget vote, averting snap elections

   A handful of opposition abstentions allowed Carney to advance a deficit-boosting budget aimed at countering US tariffs.

8. Why India likely won’t return Hasina to face Bangladesh death penalty

   Bangladesh protesters applaud death penalty for former PM. But she is far from the gallows, in India.

9. Jake Paul to fight Anthony Joshua in heavyweight bout on December 19

   The social media star will box former two-time unified world champion Joshua in an eight-round professional fight.

10. Trump hails lower prices in US amid rising angst over cost of living

    US president defends economic policies as polls show growing angst among voters over prices.