Anti-government protests in Lebanon turned violent for a second night, leaving 11 people injured.
Video footage showed people setting fire to roadways and clashing with security forces in central Beirut and the northern city of Tripoli.
Thousands of people took to the streets over the government's handling of a deepening economic crisis.
On Friday, the Lebanese pound appeared to halt its slide as the government promised to inject dollars into the market to bolster the currency.
Russian strikes on Ukraine kill four, knock out heat and power
Russia struck cities across Ukraine with missiles and drones overnight in one of its biggest attacks of the New Year so far, killing at least four people and knocking out heat and power, exposing millions to dangerous winter cold.
BBC seeks to have Trump's $10 billion lawsuit dismissed
The BBC will file a motion to dismiss US President Donald Trump's $10 billion lawsuit over its editing of a speech that made it appear he had directed supporters to storm the US Capitol.
Venezuela says 116 prisoners released, rights groups cite much lower figures
Venezuela's government has announced on Monday that 116 prisoners have so far been released as part of process announced last week, though rights groups reported a lower figure as family members of the detained awaited liberations, with some sleeping outside prisons.
Australian teen charged with making hoax mass shooting calls in the US
A teenage boy from regional Australia has been charged with calling in false reports of mass shootings at US retailers and educational institutions that allegedly caused widespread alarm, police said on Tuesday.
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