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• Hit by blackouts Cuba’s tourism industry now braces for Trump
  Cuba's hotels, already hit by power cuts, worry that Trump may increase the US's economic blockade.
• Reports of people trapped underground at notorious Syrian prison
  It is thought thousands of people could still be trapped in hidden parts of the notorious Saydnaya prison.
• South Korea orders travel ban for President Yoon
  The decision to hand power to the country's prime minister has been widely criticised by the opposition.
• Melbourne synagogue fire 'likely' terror act, police say
  Three suspects are being sought over the fire, which injured one person and caused extensive damage.
• Gisèle Pelicot lifts her sunglasses and chooses to fight back
  The woman at the centre of the mass rape case sees her public trial as a chance to "stand for all victims".
• Trump vows to end birthright citizenship and pardon US Capitol rioters
  He tells NBC he will issue "a lot" of executive orders, including on immigration, once he takes office.
• Fears loom over India's 'Hong Kong' project on a remote island
  Experts say the multi-billion project would be a 'death sentence' for the Shompen people.
• From Syrian jihadist leader to rebel politician: How Abu Mohammed al-Jawlani reinvented himself
  The HTS chief has evolved from jihadist leader to rebel statesman while fighting to overthrow Bashar al-Assad.
• Raygun musical cancelled after viral Olympian's legal threat
  Creator Steph Broadbridge says lawyers for Rachael Gunn sent a cease and desist letter.
• What just happened in Syria?
  Russia says Bashar al-Assad resigned as president and left Syria on Sunday, as rebels entered Damascus