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Here are Press TV's latest top stories at 02:00 GMT on January 15, 2025.

Here are Press TV's latest top stories at 02:00 GMT on January 15, 2025.

The latest data released by the US Treasury Department indicate that the country’s budget deficit has widened to a new record in the October to December period.

The Yemeni armed forces carry out three separate military operations targeting vital sites of the Israeli regime in a short timeframe.

The blockade and repeated regime attacks have greatly affected Gaza’s hospitals and their ability to provide lifesaving care.

The Yemeni army has carried out more anti-Israel operations in support of Palestinians in the besieged Gaza Strip and in response to the regime’s aggression against the Arab country.

Ahmed al-Sharaa has indicated that elections in Syria could be delayed for up to four years.

The chief ICC prosecutor has encouraged the rejection of Israel's objections to the arrest warrant issued for Benjamin Netanyahu and his former war minister Yoav Gallant.

Iran exported some $803 million worth of goods and commodities to Russia in April-December.

The Iranian Red Crescent Society says the American Red Cross has reportedly told Iran it does not need human resources but the Islamic Republic can send financial assistance.

Iran is producing an average of 107 million liters per day of gasoline.

George Galloway delves into the impact and consequences of Biden’s policies in West Asia.
The South Korean military says North Korea has launched several short-range missiles off its east coast.

Israel has killed another Palestinian journalist in the besieged Gaza Strip, bringing the death toll to at least 204 since October 2023.

The US Justice Department’s Special Counsel Jack Smith, who resigned recently, says Donald Trump would have been convicted if he were not reelected president.

Trump has promised to allow Netanyahu to resume the war in Gaza after signing the ceasefire deal with Hamas, Ynetnews says.

After nearly three years of political paralysis, Lebanon finally has a president.

The Comprehensive Strategic Partnership Agreement, to be signed by Russian President Vladimir Putin and Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian in Moscow on Friday, marks an unprecedented alignment between the two countries.

The chairman of the Israeli Gevurah Forum has described a potential Gaza ceasefire as “a complete failure” for the Zionist entity.