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1. Syria says senior ISIL commander killed in Damascus countryside raid

   Interior Ministry says the raid killed Mohammed Shahadeh, describing him as one of ISIL’s senior commanders in Syria.

2. Photos: A Venezuelan family Christmas – from the US dream to poverty

   More than 7.7 million Venezuelans have fled economic collapse, but many are now returning home to face bleak realities.

3. Turkiye and Libya intensify probe into deadly plane crash near Ankara

   Search teams find site of crash that killed Libyan army chief and seven other people, including three crew members.

4. Brazil’s jailed ex-President Bolsonaro undergoes ‘successful’ surgery

   Bolsonaro's operation addressed a painful double hernia; doctors anticipate five to seven days of hospitalisation.

5. Infant among Palestinians wounded in attacks by Israeli settlers, soldiers

   Eight-month-old among multiple Palestinians wounded in attacks across the occupied West Bank.

6. Palestinian actor and filmmaker Mohammad Bakri dies at 72

   Celebrated director of 'Jenin, Jenin' documentary leaves behind legacy of artistic resistance.

7. Five people killed in firefight on Tajik-Afghan border, Tajikistan says

   The incident is the third of its kind in recent weeks in which Tajik border guards and civilians have been killed.

8. Palestine Action: Prison hunger strikes that shaped history

   Four Palestine Action members are continuing hunger strikes in the UK, following a protest practice with a long history.

9. Rescue helicopter crashes, killing five on Tanzania’s Mount Kilimanjaro

   Two foreigners seeking medical evacuation are among those killed in the crash on Africa's highest mountain.

10. The Ashes: Cricket’s Longest Argument

    The Ashes isn’t just cricket. It’s history, identity and a bit of banter. We look at cricket's longest argument