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Rohingya sue Facebook over Myanmar genocide

Nearly 70 ICU medics at Spanish hospital test positive for COVID after Christmas party
Nearly 70 nurses and doctors working in the intensive care unit at a Spanish hospital have tested positive for COVID-19 after attending a Christmas party, health authorities said on Monday.
Raeisi: Some seeking to raise forex rates concurrent with Vienna talks
National Desk
Rohingya sue Facebook over Myanmar genocide
Facebook’s negligence facilitated the genocide of Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar after the social media network’s algorithms amplified hate speech and the platform failed to take down inflammatory posts, according to legal action launched in the US and the UK.
PMO CEO condemns U.S. unjust measures against Iran maritime industry
Political Desk
Israeli airstrikes target Syria's lifeline port
The Israeli regime targeted Syria's principal port city of Latakia with airstrikes, prompting the Arab country to launch defensive action.
Bomb blast leaves dozen dead, many wounded in Iraq’s Basra
At least a dozen people reportedly lost their lives and many more sustained injuries in a powerful bomb attack in the southern Iraqi city of Basra, police and medical sources said.
Yemen targets Saudi Defense Ministry, Aramco in retaliatory operation
Yemen’s Army spokesman on Tuesday revealed details of a large-scale operation in retaliation for the Saudi bombing campaign on Yemen, saying the armed forces attacked Saudi Arabia’s Defense Ministry and the Aramco oil facilities among other targets.
US seeking to revive Daesh, create new regional crises: Iran security chief
Secretary of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council said Tuesday that the United States is irate over the fall of the Daesh terrorist group in Syria and neighboring Iraq as well as the triumph of resistance fighters over terrorists and is therefore trying to create new crises in the region.
‘Ferocious’ Niger battle leaves dozens of soldiers, militants dead
At least 12 soldiers and “dozens of terrorists” were killed in a battle in western Niger, the Defence Ministry said, in the conflict-wracked “three borders” zone.
Saudi warplanes keep pounding Yemen, violating Hodeida truce
Saudi Arabia has upped the ante in the war on Yemen by conducting a new round of airstrikes targeting various areas across the crisis-hit country, as Riyadh and its regional allies forge ahead with their devastating war and brutal siege against the Yemeni people.