GLOBAL ARMS SALES SOAR TO RECORD HIGH AMID MILITARY MODERNIZATION SURGE

Tue 02 December 2025: According to a Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI) report released on Monday, international arms trade hit a record high in 2024, driven by governments’ rush to update military capabilities and ramp up weapons purchases in the face of persistent wars and escalating global rivalries. Revenues generated by the world’s 100 […]

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RUSSIA WARNS WHATSAPP FACES FULL BLOCK AS RESTRICTIONS EXPAND

Sat 29 November 2025: Russia’s state communications watchdog said it is tightening restrictions on WhatsApp, claiming the US-owned platform violates Russian law and is being used to facilitate criminal activity, according to comments carried by the Tass news agency. Roskomnadzor said the messenger app “continues to violate” Russian legal requirements and alleged it is used […]

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UKRAINE’S ZELENSKYY ANNOUNCES OVERHAUL OF PRESIDENTIAL OFFICE AS TOP AIDE STEPS DOWN

Fri 28 November 2025: Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Friday said that he is initiating a full overhaul of the Office of the President, confirming that his chief of staff, Andriy Yermak, has submitted his resignation as Kyiv prepares for a new phase of negotiations with the US. In his evening address, Zelenskyy said he […]

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NATIONAL GUARD’S SARAH BECKSTROM HAS DIED AFTER DC SHOOTING, SAYS TRUMP

Fri 28 November 2025: US president says second National Guard member is ‘fighting for his life’ after the attack a day earlier in Washington, DC. United States President Donald Trump has said one of two National Guard troops shot a day earlier near the White House has died, while the other soldier is “fighting for his life”. […]

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GERMANY WILL TRY TO CONVINCE US TO INVITE SOUTH AFRICA TO G20 SUMMIT, MERZ SAYS

Fri 28 November 2025: German Chancellor Friedrich Merz said on Thursday that all G20 members, including South Africa, should be invited to the next year’s summit in Florida. Speaking at a press conference in Berlin, Merz criticized the US administration’s absence from last weekend’s G20 summit in Johannesburg and Trump’s announcement that South Africa would not be invited to the […]

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EPSTEIN VICTIMS’ LAWYERS URGE COURT INTERVENTION AFTER UNREDACTED NAMES APPEAR IN DOCUMENT RELEASE

Thu 27 November 2025: A law firm representing alleged victims of the late Jeffrey Epstein, a disgraced sex offender, has asked a federal judge to intervene after dozens of unredacted victim names appeared in documents released by the US House Oversight Committee earlier this month, media reports said on Wednesday. Attorneys Bradley Edwards and Brittany Henderson […]

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OVER 2,400 CHILDREN WENT MISSING FROM UK SOCIAL SERVICES IN 2024, REPORT FINDS

Thu 27 November 2025: More than 2,400 children under the care of social services in the UK went missing last year, according to reports. Child rights organizations said the published report highlights serious security gaps in the system, leaving vulnerable children at risk of crime and abuse. Data released on Tuesday showed that children who were victims of human trafficking […]

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TWO US NATIONAL GUARD MEMBERS WOUNDED IN WASHINGTON, DC SHOOTING

Wed 26 November 2025: Two US National Guard members were shot one block from the White House in Washington, DC. West Virginia Governor Patrick Morrisey says he’s received “conflicting” reports about the guardsmen’s health, after earlier posting on X that both had died of their wounds. Local police say a suspect is in custody, while […]

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WHAT A DECADE OF RESEARCH REVEALS ABOUT WHY PEOPLE DON’T TRUST MEDIA IN THE DIGITAL AGE

Wed 26 November 2025: That trust in media is declining throughout the world is almost an unquestioned truth today. But researchers have found it hard to clearly demonstrate how we went from an era of high trust in 20th-century media to one of low trust in the digital age. The ways people engage with media and where they go […]

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