Germany Bolsters Ukraine Aid Ahead of NATO Summit
Germany announces $200M defense aid and €25M winter support for Ukraine ahead of NATO foreign ministers’ meeting, signaling allied pressure on Russia.
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Norway Commits $500M Military Aid to Ukraine in 2025
Norway pledges $500 million in military aid to Ukraine in 2025, including artillery and HIMARS missiles, as part of a NATO-backed initiative with European partners.
China, Russia Urge Global Unity to Uphold WWII Legacy
Chinese and Russian foreign ministers emphasize preserving WWII outcomes, opposing historical revisionism, and ensuring regional stability in high-level talks.
Putin Warns Europe: ‘Ready for Conflict if Provoked’
Russian President Vladimir Putin states readiness to respond if Europe escalates tensions, amid stalled Ukraine peace talks.
China, Russia Elevate Strategic Coordination Amid Global Shifts
China and Russia agree to deepen strategic coordination, marking key anniversaries in 2026 while addressing global security challenges and mutual interests.
Zelenskyy Navigates US Pressure Over Ukraine Peace Deal
Ukraine’s Zelenskyy balances US pressure and European counterproposals amid critical peace negotiations in late 2025.
Ukraine-Russia Talks Show Progress Amid Diplomatic Push
Recent US-Ukraine peace talks show progress as diplomatic efforts intensify across Europe, with critical Russia meeting set for December 2.
China Unveils ‘Orbital Guardian’ Satellite Network to Safeguard Space Operations
China announces ‘Orbital Guardian,’ a 156-satellite network launching in 2026 to track space debris and protect spacecraft, enhancing global space safety.
Trump Announces Sweeping Migration Pause Targeting ‘Third World Countries’ in 2025
U.S. President Donald Trump unveils strict migration policies targeting ‘Third World Countries,’ sparking global debate on immigration and security in 2025.
China Urges Japan to Accelerate Disposal of WWII-Era Chemical Weapons
China calls on Japan to expedite disposal of WWII-era chemical weapons, citing delays and reduced funding. International support grows at OPCW conference in The Hague.
Japan’s UNSC Bid Faces Global Scrutiny Over Historical Accountability
China’s UN envoy criticizes Japan’s UNSC bid, citing historical accountability and military expansion as key concerns in 2025.
China Urges Japan to Protect Citizens Amid Rising Tensions
China calls on Japan to ensure safety of Chinese citizens amid rising criminal cases and online threats, as tensions escalate in 2025.
Trump Envoy Heads to Moscow as Ukraine Nears Peace Deal
U.S. President Trump dispatches envoy to Moscow as Ukraine agrees to a peace plan, signaling potential resolution to the ongoing crisis.
Trump’s Ukraine Peace Plan Sparks Global Debate Ahead of 2026 Midterms
The Trump administration’s 28-point Ukraine peace proposal faces opposition from Kyiv and European allies, raising prospects of a frozen conflict ahead of the 2026 U.S. midterm elections.
Ukraine Nears Historic Peace Deal as Final Details Emerge
Ukraine agrees to a peace deal with only ‘minor details’ pending, a U.S. official confirms. Latest updates on the Geneva negotiations shaping global security.
China Urges Global Unity Against Chemical Weapons at OPCW Conference
China advocates for multilateral cooperation and consensus-building at the OPCW conference, emphasizing technical solutions over politicization in global chemical weapons disarmament.
U.S. and Ukraine Trim Peace Plan to 19 Points Amid Talks
The U.S. and Ukraine have narrowed a 28-point peace plan to 19 points, with key decisions deferred to leaders as talks progress ahead of Thursday’s deadline.
U.S.-Ukraine Peace Talks Commence in Geneva Amid 28-Point Proposal
As of November 23, 2025, U.S. and Ukrainian delegations gather in Geneva for critical peace talks centered on a 28-point proposal to resolve the Russia-Ukraine conflict.
Japan’s Taiwan Remarks Risk Historical Repeat: Expert Warns
Schiller Institute’s Richard A. Black warns Japan’s recent remarks on Taiwan risk destabilizing regional peace and global development, urging diplomatic caution.
Costa Rican Scholar Warns Against Japan’s Militarism Resurgence
Costa Rican scholar Jimmy Chao warns against historical revisionism in Asia, affirms Taiwan as part of China, and links regional stability to peace-focused development strategies.