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1. Gaza’s Rafah crossing to reopen when final Israeli body is returned

   Israel says it will reopen Gaza’s Rafah crossing once the body of the last Israeli captive held in Gaza is recovered.

2. Lebanon files UN complaint against Israel’s daily ceasefire violations

   Lebanese government says it documented 2,036 Israeli breaches of Lebanon's sovereignty in the last three months of 2025.

3. Iraq’s Kataib Hezbollah warns of ‘total war’ if Iran is attacked

   Abu Hussein al‑Hamidawi, leader of Iraqi armed group, says war against Iran will not be a 'walk in the park'.

4. Sinner in Australian Open quarters; women’s holder Keys booted out

   Amanda Anisimova and Jessica Pegula, who ousted Keys, set up all-American women's quarterfinal in Melbourne.

5. Gold prices cross $5,100 for the first time amid geopolitical uncertainties

   Spot gold price touches an all-time high of $5,110.50 for an ounce in the first hours of the day.

6. At least 10 people die, million without power as winter storm grips US

   At least 20 states declare states of emergency as nearly a million people are without power due to snow and ice.

7. President Xi says India, China ‘friends, partners’ in Republic Day message

   On India's Republic Day, President Xi Jinping says Beijing and New Delhi are 'good neighbours, friends and partners'.

8. Video: Anti-ICE protest held in Minneapolis after second US citizen killed

   Hundreds of protesters marched in the US city of Minneapolis on Sunday, demanding justice for the fatal ICE shooting.

9. US Secretary of State Rubio speaks to Iraqi PM amid tensions with Iran

   Marco Rubio's call with Mohammed Shia al-Sudani comes as new government expected in Iraq, US-Iran tensions rise.

10. Al-Sharaa checkmates the SDF and Washington still wins

    The US interest has long lied in a unified Syria.