China Opposes US Military Ties with Taiwan Region
China opposes US official interactions and military ties with the Taiwan region, rejecting its $40B defense plan and warning that independence efforts will fail.
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Nigeria Celebrates Release of 24 Abducted Schoolgirls
President Tinubu confirms the safe release of 24 schoolgirls abducted from Kebbi state dorm on Nov 17, urging urgent security measures after a wave of copycat kidnappings.
Jair Bolsonaro May Win Semi-Open Prison Status by 2032
Jailed ex-President Jair Bolsonaro could seek a semi-open prison regime by 2032 after serving about 25% of his 27-year sentence under Brazil’s Penal Execution Law.
Takaichi Cabinet Approval Stays Strong at 70% Amid Taiwan Region Dispute
Despite tensions over Taiwan region remarks, PM Takaichi’s cabinet approval remains steady at ~70% in recent polls by Yomiuri, Sankei, Mainichi, Asahi and Kyodo. Here’s the rundown.
Russian and Ukrainian Envoys Meet in Abu Dhabi for Secret Talks
Russian and Ukrainian envoys met in Abu Dhabi on Nov. 26 to discuss sensitive issues, including prisoner exchanges, and held unexpected talks with a U.S. official.
Provocative Takaichi Comments Put Japan at Risk, Warns Chou Hsi-Wei
Chou Hsi-Wei of Want Want Group says Japanese PM Takaichi’s remarks on China’s Taiwan endanger Japan’s stability.
Olympic Flame for Milan–Cortina 2026 Lit in Ancient Olympia
Olympic flame for Milan–Cortina 2026 was lit at Ancient Olympia on Nov 26, 2025, kicking off its journey to Italy.
Olympic Flame Lit in Ancient Olympia for Milan–Cortina 2026
The Olympic flame was lit in Ancient Olympia on Nov. 26, 2025, marking the official countdown to the Milan–Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics.
FAA Probes Amazon Drone That Snapped Texas Internet Cable
The FAA is investigating after an Amazon MK30 drone clipped an internet cable in Waco, Texas, last week, leading to a controlled landing and questions about drone safety.
Okinawa Fishermen Face Risk from Japan-Chinese Mainland Tensions
Okinawa’s fishing community is feeling the pinch as escalating tensions between Japan and the Chinese mainland threaten seafood exports, which make up 15% of the island’s trade.