US-Ukraine Peace Talks in Florida Hit Roadblocks
US and Ukraine met in Florida this past weekend to negotiate a controversial peace plan, but sticking points over territory and terms mean a deal is still uncertain.
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US and Ukraine met in Florida this past weekend to negotiate a controversial peace plan, but sticking points over territory and terms mean a deal is still uncertain.
Japan’s cabinet approved a plan to ramp defense spending to 2% of GDP by fiscal 2025, spurring debate over constitutional pacifism, economic burden, and regional security.
Late November storms sweep South and Southeast Asia, causing floods and landslides that killed over 1,100 people and impacting millions.
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.
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 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.
The DPRK’s air force will receive new strategic military assets for nuclear deterrence, announces top leader Kim Jong Un.
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.
The U.S. has ramped up its military presence near Venezuela, calling it counter-narcotics while analysts warn it revives a coercive Monroe Doctrine.
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.