Month: November 2025

Death Toll From Gaza War Surpasses 70,000: Health Ministry

The health ministry in Gaza said more than 70,000 people have been killed since the war between Israel and Hamas erupted over two years ago.

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S. Africa Arrests 4 Suspected of Wanting to Fight for Russia

South African police arrested four Russia-bound men at Johannesburg's airport suspected of having signed up to fight for the Russian army.

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Ukraine Negotiators to Hold Talks in US on Plan to End War

Ukrainian negotiators are due to hold talks in the US on a plan to end the war with Russia, with Kyiv facing military and political pressure.

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Israel Says Killed Four Coming Out of Gaza Tunnels

The Israeli army said it had killed four Palestinian militants coming out of tunnels in Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip.

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Pakistan Rejects UN Warning Over Lifetime Immunity for Military Chief

Pakistan dismissed a UN warning of potential "far-reaching consequences" for granting the head of the all-powerful military legal immunity.

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Moldova Briefly Shuts Airspace After New Drone Breach

Moldova closed its airspace for about an hour following a drone incursion, accusing Russia of flying across the country to attack Ukraine.

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PKK Urges Turkey to Free Ocalan to Advance Peace Process

A Kurdistan Workers' Party commander said the group will take no further steps in the peace process with Turkey, urging to free PKK founder.

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Trump Says Venezuela Airspace Should Be Considered ‘Closed in Its Entirety’

US President Trump warned that the airspace above and near Venezuela should be considered closed, the latest escalation with Caracas.

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Sea Drones Halt Operations at Major Russian Oil Terminal

Russian oil terminals halted operations after an attack by sea drones, hours before Ukrainian negotiators headed to the US for peace talks.

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G. Bissau Junta Consolidates Power as Condemnation of Coup Spreads

Guinea-Bissau appointed an ally of the ousted president as prime minister, as international criticism grew of this week's coup.

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