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The United Nations secretary-general has warned that recent U.S. military action in Venezuela represents a dangerous precedent under international law, raising concerns about regional stability and respect for the U.N. Charter as tensions escalate.

Somalia begins its January presidency of the UN Security Council, returning to the body after 54 years as it confronts a crowded agenda dominated by Somaliland tensions, the war in Gaza, and Sudan’s deepening humanitarian crisis.

The man accused of recruiting Colombian mercenaries for Sudan’s brutal war has a name, a face, and a global footprint. U.S. sanctions and Colombian investigations point to Álvaro Andrés Quijano Becerra as a central figure in a network that empowered the RSF — raising new questions about how modern conflicts are outsourced and sustained.