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1. Can Bangladesh’s Awami League survive election ban, ex-PM Hasina’s exile?

   The party that ruled Bangladesh with an iron fist won't be on the ballot in February, and its future is uncertain.

2. Trump says Russia to pause bombing Kyiv during extreme winter conditions

   Ukraine's Zelenskyy welcomes possible pause after Russian attacks leave homes without heat in plummeting temperatures.

3. ASEAN does not recognise Myanmar’s elections ‘as of now’: Philippine FM

   Philippine Foreign Secretary Lazaro says ASEAN member states have 'not endorsed' the election in military-run Myanmar.

4. Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 1,436

   These are the key developments from day 1,436 of Russia’s war on Ukraine.

5. Iran prepares for war as US military ‘armada’ approaches

   Diplomatic efforts intensify as Iran emphasises defensive readiness over negotiations with the US.

6. Trump threatens tariffs on countries supplying Cuba with much-needed oil

   Trump signs executive order ramping up pressure on Havana's oil supplies in wake of US abduction of Venezuela's Maduro.

7. What’s the format and full match schedule of the T20 World Cup 2026?

   Teams, groups, dates, start times and venues for all 54 matches at the tournament in India and Sri Lanka.

8. Gaza-based journalist Bisan Owda regains TikTok account after outcry

   Award-winning Palestinian journalist regains account with 1.4 million followers after surprise removal from platform.

9. Venezuela’s Rodriguez signs oil reform law while the US eases sanctions

   The Trump administration has pressured Venezuela to increase foreign access to the country's large oil reserves.

10. Canada’s Carney hails new trade deals, ‘expects’ US to respect sovereignty

    Canadian prime minister has sought to rally 'middle powers' to respond to an increasingly unpredictable global climate.