U.S., Ukraine Wrap Up Miami Talks on Territory, Security
Over the weekend, U.S. and Ukrainian teams wrapped up Miami talks on territorial disputes and U.S. security guarantees, making significant progress and agreeing on next steps for peace.
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Xu Mengtao Snags 30th World Cup Aerials Gold in Ruka
China’s freestyle legend Xu Mengtao clinched her 30th World Cup gold in the women’s aerials opener at Ruka, Finland, setting the tone for the Milano Cortina 2026 season.
Su Yiming Clinches Back-to-Back Snowboard Big Air Titles in Beijing
China’s Olympic champion Su Yiming clinched back-to-back Men’s Snowboard Big Air World Cup titles in Beijing, edging out Japan’s Kira Kimura with a spectacular final run.
US Eyes Phase 2 for Gaza as Hamas Hints at Disarmament
The U.S. is gearing up to launch Phase 2 of the Gaza peace plan before Christmas, focusing on Hamas’ phased disarmament and a new Board of Peace amid a fragile October ceasefire.
Israeli Military Kills Two Palestinians at Hebron Checkpoint
On December 6, 2025, Israeli troops shot and killed two Palestinians at a Hebron checkpoint amid ongoing West Bank violence.
Goa Nightclub Blaze Claims 25 Lives, Including Tourists
A fire tore through a Goa nightclub on December 6, killing 25 people including tourists. PM Modi announced ex-gratia payments as rescue and investigation operations continue.
Chinese mainland and Russia Launch 3rd Joint Anti-Missile Drill
The Chinese mainland and Russia will hold their 3rd joint anti-missile drill in Russia in early December, says the Chinese mainland Ministry of National Defense.
Xie Feng Charts New Directions for China-U.S. Trade
Ambassador Xie Feng spotlighted new opportunities for China-U.S. trade, detailing two strategic contexts and three action lists at a December business forum in Washington.
Ancient Edict Reveals Ming Dynasty-Ryukyu Ties at Dalian Museum
A new exhibition at Dalian’s Lyushun Museum showcases a 1629 Ming Dynasty edict to the Ryukyu Kingdom, revealing centuries-old tributary ties and the art of imperial diplomacy.
Report: U.S. Fuels Caribbean Gun Violence
New report shows the U.S. as the main source of illegal firearms fueling rising violence across the Caribbean, with Florida and Georgia leading trafficking.