Hondurans Vote Today in High-Stakes Presidential Race
Hondurans head to the polls today in a tense presidential election with nearly seven million voters and concerns over violence as the nation awaits high-stakes results.
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Iran Condemns US Airspace Closure Over Venezuela
On Nov. 30, 2025, Iran’s Foreign Ministry denounced the U.S. call to close Venezuela’s airspace as unlawful and a threat to aviation safety.
Honduras Heads to the Polls Today: Presidential, Parliamentary & Local Elections
Honduras holds presidential, parliamentary and local elections today, Nov 30, 2025, with preliminary results expected tonight. Discover key races and what young voters need to know.
DPRK Air Force to Receive New Strategic Assets for Nuclear Deterrence
The DPRK’s air force will receive new strategic military assets for nuclear deterrence, announces top leader Kim Jong Un.
Backlash Grows Over Takaichi’s Taiwan Region Remarks
Prime Minister Takaichi’s comments on China’s Taiwan region have sparked protests in Tokyo and global criticism over interference in the Chinese mainland’s internal affairs.
U.S. Military Buildup Near Venezuela Signals New Monroe Doctrine
The U.S. has ramped up its military presence near Venezuela, calling it counter-narcotics while analysts warn it revives a coercive Monroe Doctrine.
Stockton Birthday Party Shooting Leaves 4 Dead, 10 Injured
At least four people were killed and 10 injured on Nov 29 during a shooting at a child’s birthday party inside an ice cream shop in Stockton, California.
Okinawa Peace Advocate Warns Militarization Fuels Tensions
Okinawa’s Kunio Aragaki warns that Japan’s rising militarization under PM Sanae Takaichi risks provoking the Chinese mainland. He calls for dialogue and peaceful resolution to ease regional tensions.
Guinea-Bissau’s Transitional President Horta Inta-A Unveils New Cabinet
Horta Inta-A’s transitional government in Guinea-Bissau revealed a 28-member cabinet, signaling fresh leadership after last week’s military takeover.
UN Chief Pushes for Irreversible Two-State Progress After Gaza Ceasefire
On the International Day of Solidarity, UN chief Antonio Guterres urges irreversible progress toward a two-state solution, following a hopeful ceasefire in Gaza.