Russia-Ukraine War: The White House has publicly defended a newly proposed 28-point peace plan for ending the Ukraine conflict, backed by President Donald Trump. The plan, still in preliminary stages, includes territorial compromises by Ukraine and U.S.-led security guarantees modeled on NATO’s Article 5 to deter future Russian aggression. White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt emphasized the administration’s commitment to finalizing a durable peace agreement and dismissed claims that the plan disproportionately favors Moscow. 

Russia-Ukraine War: White House Defends Ukraine Peace Plan 

Russia-Ukraine: A Russian drone and missile attack on Ukraine's western city of Ternopil killed at least 26 people, including three children, and injured dozens more. The overnight strike targeted two nine-story apartment buildings, causing extensive damage and fires. 

Russia-Ukraine: Russian Attack on Ukraine's Ternopil Kills 26 

Israel-Gaza: An Israeli airstrike in Gaza killed at least 27 Palestinians, including women and children, according to local health officials. The attack targeted residential areas, intensifying the conflict between Israel and Hamas, which has condemned the strikes as a "dangerous escalation." 

Israel-Gaza: Israeli Airstrike Kills 27 in Gaza, Hamas Calls Airstrikes 'Dangerous Escalation' 

Russia-Ukraine: The recent Russian drone and missile attack on the western Ukrainian city of Ternopil killed at least 25 people, including three children, and injured dozens more. The nighttime strike targeted two nine-story apartment buildings, causing massive fires and destruction that left many trapped under the rubble. The attack involved a massive barrage of around 470 drones and 48 missiles, some intercepted by Ukrainian air defenses, but several causing heavy damage to residential areas and infrastructure.


Russia Strikes Ternopil: Drone Barrage Leaves Civilians Dead

China has ramped up purchases of U.S. Soybeans... Nearly one million tons in a single day. Signalling that its tentative trade truce with Washington is very much alive. The buying spree sparked immediate reaction on the markets and could reshape the next phase of S.S-China agricultural ties.

China-U.S.: China Resumes Massive Soybean Purchases from the U.S. in 2025

Ukraine-Russia: The Ukrainian military is facing a severe challenge as frontline pressures intensify with ongoing Russian advances. Reports indicate a sharp rise in desertions and unauthorized absences among Ukrainian soldiers, with over 110,000 cases recorded in the first seven months of 2025 alone.


Ukraine-Russia: Ukrainian Frontline Cracks as Soldiers Desert Amid Russian Advances

Russia-Ukraine War: Russian forces have claimed to capture two villages, Rivnopillia and Mala Tokmachka, in the southern Zaporizhzhia region of Ukraine. These strategic gains enhance Russia's position in southeastern Ukraine as they continue to fight Ukrainian forces, who are struggling with smaller troop numbers and ongoing attacks.

Russia-Ukraine War: Ukraine Drones Hit Russia's Black Sea Terminal 

Russia-Ukraine War: Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy denounced a large-scale Russian drone and missile strike on Kyiv that killed at least six people and injured dozens more. 


Russa-Ukraine: Zelenskyy Condemns Deadly Russian Drone and Missile Attack on Kyiv

Russia-Ukraine War: Russian forces have claimed to capture two villages, Rivnopillia and Mala Tokmachka, in the southern Zaporizhzhia region of Ukraine. These strategic gains enhance Russia's position in southeastern Ukraine as they continue to fight Ukrainian forces, who are struggling with smaller troop numbers and ongoing attacks.


Russia-Ukraine War: Russia Captures Two Villages in Ukraine's Zaporizhzhia Region

Epstein Emails: House Democrats have released thousands of pages of Jeffrey Epstein’s emails, including messages where Epstein wrote that President Trump “spent hours” with one of Epstein’s victims. These newly disclosed communications suggest that Epstein believed Trump knew more about the abuse allegations than he has publicly acknowledged. 

New Epstein Emails Spark Trump Counter-Attack, Trump Seeks Probe Into Bill Clinton

Ecuador: A deadly riot erupted in Machala Prison in southern Ecuador on November 9, 2025, leading to the deaths of at least 31 inmates and injuries to over 30 others, including a police officer. The violence, marked by gunfire and explosions, was triggered by the transfer of inmates to a new maximum-security facility. 

Ecuador: Thousands Protest Ahead of Referendum | Foreign Military Bases To Return To Ecuador?

The NDA has created a political tsunami in Bihar, leading in over 200 seats and repeating its 2010 landslide victory. Meanwhile, the Grand Alliance has suffered a major defeat, drastically reshaping the political landscape of the state.


Bihar Elections: NDA Tsunami Sweeps Bihar, Grand Alliance Crumbles

Thailand-Cambodia: Thailand and Cambodia have seen a deadly border clash after a landmine blast triggered renewed violence, resulting in fatalities and injuries on both sides. The incident has led Thailand to suspend a U.S.-brokered ceasefire agreement, with both nations accusing each other of initiating hostilities.


Thailand-Cambodia: Landmine Blast Triggers Deadly Border Violence 

As the Gaza ceasefire continues, Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) conducted a targeted operation near the Gaza-Egypt border in Rafah, dismantling militant tunnels used for smuggling and attacks. The operation resulted in the elimination of three militants believed to be involved in cross-border activities. IDF officials emphasize the ongoing efforts to maintain security and prevent militant actions despite the fragile ceasefire agreement. 


Gaza Ceasefire Holds as IDF Dismantles Tunnels, Kills Three Militants in Rafah

Russian forces have utilized dense fog conditions to advance deeper into Ukrainian-held territories, gaining a tactical advantage amid challenging battlefield conditions. The fog has provided concealment from Ukrainian surveillance and defensive fire, enabling strategic movements and surprise offensives.

Russia-Ukraine War: Russian Forces Use Fog Cover to Advance Deeper in Ukraine

There are new signals of calm emerging in one of the world's most volatile shipping routes. After nearly two years of attacks on Vessels in the red sea. Yemen’s Houthi rebels are now saying they’ll halt their maritime strikes. But only as long as the Israel-Hamas ceasefire holds. The announcement has raised cautious optimism. But global shipping giants are far from ready to sail back through the red sea.


Houthis Signal End to Red Sea Attacks Amid Gaza Ceasefire 

Russia-Ukraine War: Russian forces launched multiple drone strikes targeting the Kholodnohirskyi district in Kharkiv on November 12, 2025, damaging warehouses, residential buildings, and a transport company. At least five people were injured, with four hospitalized, and two residents rescued from blocked apartments.


Russia-Ukraine War: Russian Drone Strikes Hit Kharkiv Warehouses, 5 Injured 

Settlers Violence: Masked Israeli settlers launched attacks on the Palestinian villages of Beit Lid and Deir Sharaf in the occupied West Bank, injuring at least four people. The settlers set fire to properties, including a food warehouse and farmland, as they clashed with local residents and Israeli forces sent to intervene. 


Settlers Violence: Masked Israeli Settlers Attack Two Palestinian Villages, Four Injured 

Pakistan’s Parliament has approved sweeping new powers for the Army Chief, sparking concerns about the military’s influence over civilian governance. Lawmakers passed the legislation amid debates over national security and institutional authority.


Pakistan Parliament Approves Sweeping Powers for Army Chief

Russia-Ukraine War: The city of Kherson in Ukraine marked the third anniversary of its liberation from Russian occupation amid ongoing security challenges. On November 11, 2025, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy visited Kherson to honor the defenders and citizens who endured the conflict and contributed to the city’s recovery.


Russia-Ukraine War: Zelenskyy Visits Kherson on Third Anniversary of City’s Freedom

The Gujarat Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) has foiled a terror plot targeting Delhi, Lucknow, and Ahmedabad using ricin. Security agencies are investigating the case to track and apprehend all suspects involved. 


Terror Plot Thwarted: Gujarat ATS Arrests 3 Terrorists in Ricin Plot 

Israel has confirmed the remains returned by Hamas belong to Lieutenant Hadar Goldin, an Israeli soldier killed in Gaza during the 2014 war. His body was held in Gaza for 11 years before being returned under a ceasefire agreement brokered with the United States. Lt. Goldin was killed in an ambush by Hamas shortly after a ceasefire in August 2014 and has since been a symbol of national loss in Israel. 

Israel-Gaza: Hadar Goldin’s Remains Returned to Israel After 11 Years in Gaza

Russia-Ukraine War: Russia launched its biggest-ever energy infrastructure assault on Ukraine, targeting and knocking out two critical thermal power plants supplying Kyiv and Kharkiv. The strike involved hundreds of missiles and drones, severely reducing Ukraine’s power generation capacity to zero, causing blackouts and scheduled power rationing across multiple regions. 


Russia-Ukraine : Russia’s Massive Strike Shuts Down Ukraine’s Key Thermal Power Plant

After a bumper october, november started with back-to-back sell-offs. Wall street thrill ride derailed as doubts seize ai, crypto bets. Crypto bear market wipes out almost entire 2025 value gain. The record longest government shutdown has markets sounding the alarm on food aid and aircraft cuts amid peak shopping and holiday season.


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