Hello! Here's what you need to know for Monday.
1. Radical leftist party Syriza won the Greek election Sunday night by a landslide.
2. After Syriza's victory, the party will be looking for coalition partners Monday morning to form a new government.
3. US President Barack Obama attended India's annual Republic Day parade in New Delhi, the first American president to do so, as part of a three-day visit to the country.
4. The official Malaysia Airlines website was hacked Monday by a group calling itself the "Official Cyber Caliphate."
5. The journalist who first reported the death of Argentine state prosecutor Alberto Nisman has fled Argentina fearing for his life.
6. Eighty percent of Pakistan was in darkness Sunday after a reported militant attack on the national electricity grid.
7. The 32 victims of the Costa Concordia shipwreck died because of chaos and errors and not because the cruise ship crashed into a reef, a prosecutor said in the closing arguments of the captain's trial.
8. The Church of England will consecrate its first female bishop, 48-year-old Libby Lane.
9. Japan's trade deficit expanded to a record $109 billion (£725 billion) in 2014.
10. New York is preparing for a record-breaking blizzard, which could drop as much as 3 feet of snow.
And finally ...
The European Space Agency has published stunning new up-close images of Rosetta's comet.
