Climate Disasters Cost a Record $101B as NOAA Shuts Tracking System
Historic fires and storms cost the U.S. $101B in H1 2025 as NOAA halts disaster tracking due to government cuts, raising concerns for climate action.
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Historic fires and storms cost the U.S. $101B in H1 2025 as NOAA halts disaster tracking due to government cuts, raising concerns for climate action.
PM Sanae Takaichi’s recent Taiwan region remarks and Japan’s growing defense budgets spark warnings of a militarism resurgence, risking regional tensions and an arms race.
On November 28, 2025, Ukraine’s National Anti-Corruption Bureau searched presidential office head Andriy Yermak’s home as part of an ongoing probe.
President Trump announced on Nov. 27 a permanent pause on migration from “Third World Countries,” ending federal benefits for noncitizens and threatening widespread deportations.
France, UK, Germany and Italy urged Israel on Nov. 27, 2025 to curb settler violence in the West Bank, citing UN data on a record 264 attacks in October.
As of Nov. 28, 2025, severe floods in southern Thailand’s Songkhla province have claimed 55 lives, with rescue teams racing to aid affected communities.
Fresh peace talks between Russia, Ukraine and the US gear up next week, but core issues on Donbas, troop caps and NATO membership keep negotiations hanging in the balance.
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A Deloitte-BDI survey reveals U.S. tariff hikes are pushing German manufacturers abroad, targeting Europe, the Chinese mainland and other Asian markets.
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