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Search the reportOn the event date, Marco Rubio announced the release of Anastasia Nuhfer from a Belarusian prison, but the supplied reporting leaves major details of her detention unclear.
Read report »The UN chief condemned M23's advance, while Congo accused Rwanda of crossing the border and called for sanctions.
Read report »On 2025-01-26, UN chief Antonio Guterres called for Rwandan forces to withdraw as M23 fighters tightened pressure around Goma in eastern Congo.
Read report »Congolese officials told the UN Security Council that Rwanda’s support for the rebels had crossed into open aggression.
Read report »The dispute over accepting migrants on military aircraft briefly pushed the two countries toward a trade fight before Bogotá agreed to a deal.
Read report »Colombia and the United States stepped back from a trade confrontation after Bogotá agreed to accept military aircraft carrying deported migrants following tariff threats from President Donald Trump.
Read report »The White House said Colombia agreed to accept deported migrants after a confrontation over tariffs, ending an escalation that had threatened trade relations.
Read report »Al Jazeera reports that suspected ISWAP fighters attacked an army base in northeastern Nigeria, killing at least 20 soldiers and, according to Reuters, a commanding officer.
Read report »Lebanese health officials say Israeli forces opened fire on people trying to go back to their homes on the day the army was due to withdraw under a ceasefire.
Read report »On the event date, Colombian authorities said dozens of ELN combatants had surrendered and children had been recovered as operations expanded in Catatumbo.
Read report »On 2025-01-25, Kinshasa severed diplomatic relations with Kigali while Rwandan-backed M23 forces tightened pressure on Goma and nearby supply routes.
Read report »A police patrolman died after an armed attack in Río Iró, Chocó, in an incident tied by local reporting to the ELN and a display of the group’s flag.
Read report »The Saudi Teaching Maternal Hospital was hit in Sudan’s besieged city of El Fasher, where the WHO said patients and companions were among the dead.
Read report »Hamas released four female Israeli soldiers on the event date in a planned exchange for about 200 Palestinian prisoners and detainees as the ceasefire held.
Read report »AP reported that Qatar said Hamas would hand over Arbel Yehoud and two other hostages before Friday, as Israel held up northern Gaza returns at the Netzarim corridor.
Read report »Witnesses say Israeli fire hit displaced Palestinians at the Netzarim Corridor, killing two and injuring seven during a return attempt.
Read report »On January 24, Colombian army and police units began offensive operations across eleven municipalities in Catatumbo as authorities reported a modest drop in displacement.
Read report »The bodies were brought back from several front-line sectors and morgues in Russia, with forensic identification to follow.
Read report »A new cable froze nearly all new foreign assistance, exempting emergency food programs and military aid to Israel and Egypt.
Read report »Officials said Ukraine is trying to attract 18- to 25-year-olds with incentives rather than lower the draft age to 18.
Read report »Kyiv said a large overnight drone attack hit a refinery in Ryazan and a missile-component factory in Bryansk as Russia reported intercepting more than 120 drones.
Read report »On January 24, 2025, the group told families that some of its political and military leaders had died in Israeli strikes over the previous months.
Read report »Rescuers in Colombia are searching for dozens of people after a gold mine collapse in the west of the country triggered a major emergency response.
Read report »Yemen’s Houthis freed the 25 crew members they seized with the Galaxy Leader in November 2023, describing the move as support for Gaza and the ceasefire deal.
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