Venezuela Swears In 5,600 Troops Amid US Caribbean Build-Up
Venezuela swears in 5,600 new soldiers as US warships ramp up in the Caribbean, prompting President Maduro to vow defense and call for dialogue.
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Hong Kong’s John Lee Urges Voters to Turn Out and Drive Reforms
Chief Executive John Lee rallies Hong Kong residents to vote, highlighting extended polling hours, disaster recovery efforts after the Wang Fuk Court fire, and a push for institutional reform.
Canada Delists Syria from State Terrorism List
Canada has removed Syria from its list of state supporters of terrorism and delisted Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham, aligning with allies and ongoing regional stability efforts.
Russian Drone and Missile Barrage Knocks Out Power, Rail in Ukraine
A massive Russian drone and missile strike on Dec 6, 2025 hit power stations and rail hubs across Ukraine, causing blackouts and transport disruptions as winter sets in.
Afghan-Pak Border Clash: 4 Civilians Killed in Overnight Firefight
An overnight border clash at the Chaman-Spin Boldak crossing left four civilians dead and others wounded as both Afghan and Pakistani sides blame each other.
Ukraine Seeks ‘Real Peace, Not Appeasement’ at OSCE
At the OSCE Council, Kyiv insists on ‘real peace, not appeasement’, as stalled talks with Russia collide with fresh clashes on the ground.
DRC and Rwanda Sign Peace Deal, Open Minerals to US
DRC and Rwanda signed a peace agreement in Washington this week, ending years of conflict and opening critical minerals to U.S. companies.
Zhao Leji and Macron in Beijing: Boosting China-France Cooperation
On Dec. 4, 2025, Zhao Leji and French President Macron met in Beijing to deepen China-France ties, expand legislative exchanges, and boost cooperation in economy, tech, and global challenges.
Trump to Launch Land Strikes against Caribbean Drug Routes
On Dec. 2, 2025, President Trump said the U.S. will soon begin land strikes against drug traffickers in the Caribbean, expanding its campaign after months of sea operations.
Opposition Lawmaker Yamamoto Urges PM Takaichi to Retract Taiwan Remarks
Opposition lawmaker Taro Yamamoto urges PM Takaichi to retract her comments on the Taiwan region to avoid further strain in Japan-China relations.