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Yemen separatists announce plans to split nation after 20 killed in Saudi-led strikes
A military official from the separatist group, which is backed by the United Arab Emirates, said that 20 fighters had been killed in air raids by the Saudi-backed coalition in the south of the country. Source link
Hiker killed in suspected mountain lion attack in Colorado
The woman was found unresponsive by other hikers with injuries consistent with a mountain lion attack, authorities say. Source link
Tesla loses title of world's bestselling EV company as sales drop
Tesla sales have declined for the second consecutive year, with Chinese rival BYD surpassing it as the world’s largest electric vehicle maker. Source link
Man charged over ISIS-inspired New Year's Eve attack plans, FBI says
The US Attorney for the Western District of North Carolina claims the 18-year-old suspect had planned to attack a grocery store and fast food restaurant in his hometown. Source link
'Irresponsible': Sparklers and venue become focus of Swiss bar blaze probe
The prevalence of sparklers at a Swiss ski resort bar where dozens of people died in a fire this week has been branded “irresponsible”, as authorities probe potential compliance issues there. Source link
Volodymyr Zelenskyy names spy chief as new top aide
Ukraine’s president has named Kyrylo Budanov, a legendary intelligence leader in the country, as the new head of his presidential office. Source link
Kim Jong Un's daughter visits state mausoleum, fueling heir speculation
The North Korean leader’s daughter, reportedly named Kim Ju Ae, has been making increasingly prominent appearances in state media, fuelling speculation she may be in line to be the country’s fourth-generation leader. Source link
Trump says US will 'come to their rescue' if Iran kills protesters
President Donald Trump says the United States is “locked and loaded” to respond if Iran kills protesters, prompting Tehran to warn that intervention would destabilise the region. Source link
What we learned from Donald Trump's wide-ranging health interview
US President Donald Trump says he regrets undergoing advanced imagery on his heart and abdomen because of the “ammunition” it handed his critics, but has once more defended his “perfect” health. Source link
Ski resort fire witnesses recall how tragic Crans-Montana blaze unfolded
As the resort town of Crans-Montana reels from the news of a tragic fire at a New Year’s Eve party, a witness recalls hearing screams and seeing people covered in blood in the aftermath of the bar blaze. Source link