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Benin coup, Gaza ceasefire, Ukraine funding, China-Japan tensions...
Dimanche 7 décembre 2025 à 10:51
International Affairs and Security
Military Coup in Benin Escalates West Africa Instability
Soldiers in Benin have declared the dissolution of President Patrice Talon's government in a televised address, appointing Lt. Col. Pascal Tigri as leader of a new military committee. The Boston Globe and Al Jazeera note this is the latest in a series of coups destabilizing the region, following similar events in Guinea-Bissau last week. The coup comes amid election controversies, term extensions, and the exclusion of opposition candidates, contributing to the ongoing democratic backsliding in West Africa.
bostonglobe.com
Al Jazeera (english)
Al Jazeera (english)
Ceasefire in Gaza at a Crossroads as Mediators Push for Next Steps
The Guardian reports that mediators Qatar and Egypt are urging the withdrawal of Israeli troops and the deployment of an international stabilisation force to advance the fragile Gaza ceasefire. While the truce has largely halted fighting, the next phase of the peace plan remains uncertain, with both Israeli and Palestinian sides yet to agree on implementation. This comes as broader questions emerge about Palestinian governance and leadership succession, with the fate of figures like Marwan Barghouti under scrutiny, according to the Washington Post.
The Guardian
Washington Post (World)
Ukraine Aid Faces EU Hurdles as Frozen Russian Assets Debated
Politico Europe details ongoing talks between Germany, the European Commission, and Belgium over using €165 billion in frozen Russian assets to fund Ukraine, with Belgium demanding financial guarantees amid fears of Russian retaliation. The Financial Times adds that direct funding for Kyiv is seen as strategically preferable to increased European defense spending should Russia prevail. However, alternative proposals for joint EU debt have also faltered, increasing pressure as Ukraine faces a looming financial crunch.
Politico Europe
Financial Times
China-Japan Military Tensions Rise over Radar Lock Incident
World Street Journal and Al Jazeera report that Japanese authorities have condemned incidents in which Chinese fighter jets directed fire-control radar at Japanese aircraft near Okinawa, calling it a dangerous escalation. Tokyo has lodged a formal protest with Beijing, as diplomatic tensions intensify over contested airspace and regional security dynamics.
World Street Journal (International)
Al Jazeera (english)
Sudan Humanitarian Crisis Worsens Amid Blocked Aid
Al Jazeera highlights the growing humanitarian disaster in Sudan, where ongoing conflict has prevented the World Food Programme from delivering aid to millions in desperate need. WFP official Carl Skau emphasized the extreme limitations in relief distribution, warning of a "massive" crisis as fighting continues to block vital access routes.
Al Jazeera (english)
Al Jazeera (english)
Hong Kong Pressured Foreign Media over Disaster Coverage
World Street Journal reports that Hong Kong’s national-security office summoned international news organizations, including The Wall Street Journal, to criticize their coverage of a deadly fire and warn against reporting that could undermine authorities. This underscores mounting concerns over press freedom and government sensitivity as the city holds "patriots only" elections amid low public trust, according to Al Jazeera.
World Street Journal (International)
Al Jazeera (english)
Neo-Nazi March in Sweden Signals Resurgence of Far-Right
For the first time in 15 years, Stockholm saw a large neo-Nazi demonstration, as reported by Al Jazeera. The march against multiculturalism spotlights rising far-right activity in Europe and growing social tensions over immigration and identity issues.
Al Jazeera (english)
Economy and Politics
EU-US Tensions Mount over Regulations and Defense
Politico Europe reports that senior US officials have accused the EU's green policies and tech regulations of undermining transatlantic security, particularly after Brussels fined X (formerly Twitter) €120 million for transparency violations. The controversy reflects deeper strains in US-European relations, with Washington warning that Europe can't rely on NATO cooperation while pursuing policies deemed adverse to US interests.
Politico Europe
Massive Overhaul of US Immigration Courts under Trump
Politico Europe describes a sweeping purge of US immigration judges by the Trump administration, with nearly 100 judges dismissed and many more resigning or retiring. The oustings have severely disrupted immigration case processing and sparked calls for an independent judiciary, as critics allege politicization and efforts to restrict asylum. The Department of Justice is recruiting new "deportation judges" as backlogs grow.
Politico Europe
Environment and Disasters
Chernobyl Shield Damaged by Russian Drone Strikes, UN Warns
The UN’s nuclear watchdog confirms that the "new safe confinement" at Chernobyl—built to contain radioactive debris—lost primary safety functions after Russian drone attacks earlier in the year, reports Politico Europe. Although temporary repairs have been made, full restoration is urgently needed to prevent further radioactive risk, with European funding pledged for 2026.
Politico Europe
Lethal Fire at Indian Nightclub Exposes Safety Gaps
A fire at a popular nightclub in Goa, India, has killed at least 23 people, including several tourists, according to The Guardian, Washington Post, and Al Jazeera. The tragedy has raised questions about fire safety standards in tourist hotspots, as authorities investigate the causes and consider regulatory improvements to prevent similar future incidents.
The Guardian
Washington Post (World)
Al Jazeera (english)
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