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Mardi 25 novembre 2025 à 10:50
International
US-led Peace Talks in Abu Dhabi Amid Ongoing Russia-Ukraine Conflict
The US Army Secretary Dan Driscoll met with Russian and Ukrainian delegations in Abu Dhabi to advance a controversial peace plan aimed at ending the nearly four-year-long war. The framework, initially criticized for its concessions, has been adjusted to exclude territorial cessions by Ukraine. However, tensions remain high as Russia rejected parts of the proposal, while European allies expressed concerns about the plan’s implications for NATO's security. The Trump administration has faced criticism for its unilateral approach, which many European officials see as undermining Kyiv’s position.
The Guardian
Financial Times
Politico Europe
Politico Europe
Russia Strikes Kyiv After Peace Negotiations
Hours after the peace talks in Geneva concluded, Russia launched a missile and drone attack on Kyiv, killing at least six civilians and targeting residential areas and energy infrastructure. This act of aggression underscores the fragility of the ongoing negotiations, which have yet to achieve a ceasefire. The attack further complicates the geopolitical landscape as Western powers continue to push for a durable resolution to the conflict.
The NY Times
bostonglobe.com
Gaza Faces Humanitarian Crisis as Winter Approaches
In Gaza, over a million residents face dire conditions as winter looms, with limited access to tents, food, and warm clothing due to Israeli restrictions on humanitarian aid. The blockade has exacerbated the region's vulnerability to disease and extreme weather, drawing international condemnation and calls for urgent intervention.
Washington Post (World)
China Reasserts Taiwan Claims in Talks with Trump
President Xi Jinping reaffirmed China’s claim over Taiwan during a call with Donald Trump, citing its return as an "integral part of the post-war international order." The exchange comes amid heightened tensions in the region, following Japan’s overt support for Taiwan and a corresponding ban on Japanese seafood imports by China. The situation highlights the rising geopolitical friction in East Asia.
The NY Times
The Guardian
Taliban Accuses Pakistan of Deadly Airstrikes in Afghanistan
The Taliban government accused Pakistan of conducting airstrikes in Khost province, which reportedly killed ten civilians, including nine children. The strikes occurred a day after a suicide attack in Pakistan’s Peshawar city, escalating tensions between the two countries. This incident highlights the ongoing instability in the region, with cross-border violence continuing to claim lives.
The Guardian
Famine in Northern Nigeria Amid Security Collapse
The World Food Programme warns that famine has returned to northern Nigeria, driven by extremist violence and mass kidnappings. The security collapse has plunged the region into a humanitarian crisis, with millions facing starvation. This reflects the broader challenges of governance and conflict in the Sahel region.
The Telegraph
Life Sentence in South Korea’s Largest Digital Sex-Crime Case
A South Korean court sentenced Kim Nok-wan to life imprisonment after he was found guilty of sexually abusing or blackmailing 261 victims through an online Telegram ring. This landmark ruling highlights the growing severity of digital sex crimes and the judiciary’s recognition of the profound harm these offenses inflict on society.
Washington Post (World)
Economy
Europe Faces Risk of Economic Stagnation Without Reform
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) warned that parts of Europe, particularly those transitioning from communism, risk economic decline if aging populations and resistance to reforms persist. The demographic challenge underscores the need for structural adjustments to sustain long-term growth.
World Street Journal (International)
Politics
Rubio’s Influence on Ukraine Peace Negotiations
Secretary of State Marco Rubio has reportedly reshaped the Trump administration’s approach to peace talks with Ukraine, introducing more flexibility and excluding controversial territorial concessions. This shift has improved dialogue with European allies but left uncertainty over the Trump administration's ultimate intentions. Critics argue that the lack of coordination within the administration continues to hinder cohesive diplomacy.
Politico Europe
The NY Times
Environment
COP30 Narrowly Avoids Failure with Last-Ditch Deal
The 30th UN Climate Conference (COP30) in Brazil secured a late agreement, with Saudi Arabia signing a deal that includes commitments to phase down fossil fuels. While the outcome avoided outright failure, activists criticized the lack of bolder action, reflecting the ongoing struggle to balance economic and environmental priorities amid global climate challenges.
The Guardian (Environnment)
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