North-South Korea talks are set for next Tuesday, and the U.S. suspends more security assistance to Pakistan.

France's president will champion legislation to crack down on 'fake news,' and the U.S. and South Korea to hold off on military drills during February's Winter Olympics.

China urges the U.S. to engage in diplomatic dialogue with North Korea, and a new study links migrant arrivals with an uptick in violent crime in Lower Saxony, Germany.

Anti-government protests continue in Iran and North Korea and South Korea consider direct diplomatic talks.

Amb. Nikki Haley throws an invite-only party for countries that did not condemn President Trump's Jerusalem decision in a U.N. General Assembly vote, and pro-independence Catalan lawmakers win back parliament.

U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. Nikki Haley threatens to divert funding to the U.N. to "more productive" pursuits if U.N. states continue to defy the U.S.

Saudi Arabia says Houthi rebels attempted to hit Riyadh with a missile for the second time in two months and Japan agrees to purchase new American missile defense systems.

Russia's presidential spokesperson thanks the U.S. for an intel tip that thwarted a December 16th terror attack, and a new trans-South American rail links is given the green light.

The US and China trade blame at the UN Security Council over how best to contain North Korea.

Theresa May suffers a defeat on part of her Brexit deal, Colombia's largest drug gang surrenders and Zimbabwe calls for an end to western sanctions.