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Nov
2025

Trump Clashes With Reporters as He Shields Saudi Crown Prince in Khashoggi Dispute

Former President Donald Trump ignited a political firestorm during a tense White House meeting after forcefully defending Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman over the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi, while simultaneously launching threats at ABC News over its coverage of the case.
19
Nov
2025

Beijing Tightens Pressure on Tokyo, Says Japanese Seafood Has ‘No Market’ Amid Diplomatic Rift

Tensions between China and Japan escalated further this week after Beijing issued a sharp warning that Japanese seafood exports face “no market” in China, deepening an already fraught standoff triggered by remarks from Japan’s prime minister regarding Taiwan.
19
Nov
2025

Paris Police Track Down Louvre Burglary Suspects After Month-Long Manhunt

French authorities announced the arrest of several suspects linked to a daring break-in at the Louvre, ending a month-long investigation that had gripped Paris and raised questions about security at one of the world’s most iconic museums.
19-Nov-2025

NATO Jets Mobilize Amid Deadly Wave of Strikes in Western Ukraine

NATO air forces were put on heightened alert on Monday as Russian missile and drone attacks on western Ukraine killed at least 25 people and triggered fresh concerns about spillover threats near the alliance’s borders.
19-Nov-2025

Epstein Legislation Reaches Trump as Washington Awaits Final Decision

A highly debated bill linked to the fallout of the Jeffrey Epstein scandal has passed both chambers of Congress and is now headed to President Donald Trump for approval. The legislation has stirred sharp political divides, with supporters calling it a long-needed update to federal oversight laws and critics warning that it has become entangled in partisan motives.
19-Nov-2025

Growing U.S. Pressure Alarms Belgrade as Serbia Faces Deepening Uncertainty

Serbia found itself facing a new wave of political unease on Monday after U.S. President Donald Trump referenced the possibility of introducing even harsher penalties for any country or company that continues doing business with Russia. Although the remarks were brief and lacked specific policy details, the implications were strong enough to send shockwaves through Belgrade’s political establishment.
18-Nov-2025

Misidentified Wire Triggers Power Failure That Sends Cargo Ship Into Bridge

Investigators say a simple labeling mistake on an electrical wire led to a catastrophic power outage aboard a massive container ship, causing the vessel to lose control and slam into a bridge in a dramatic maritime accident that has stunned authorities.
18-Nov-2025

Police in Mostar Detain Suspect Linked to Woman’s Murder

Authorities in Mostar have arrested a man believed to be an accomplice in the killing of a woman whose death shocked the local community and prompted a widespread search for those involved.
18-Nov-2025

Podgorica Seeks New Path Forward as International Partners Shape Montenegro’s Future

Montenegro’s political scene is entering a new phase as international partners step up their involvement in helping the country overcome its deep institutional gridlock and revive its stalled European integration. A series of proposals — including the introduction of “mentor states,” increased British engagement, and the creation of a broad “Coalition for Europe” — are now at the center of discussions about how to stabilize the country and move reforms forward.
18-Nov-2025

Pressure Mounts on Ottawa After Questioning of Prominent Israel Critic

Canadian officials are facing mounting demands for transparency after the government confirmed it had questioned a well-known critic of Israeli policies, sparking concerns about political overreach and the protection of free expression in Canada.
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