The latest world news as of November 24, 2025, features major developments in Ukraine, Venezuela, Congo, and several other countries.
- Russia launched a deadly attack on Kharkiv, with Ukraine reporting 162 drones deployed overnight. At least four people were killed and 13 wounded in the strikes, which occurred as US-Ukraine peace talks continue in Geneva. European leaders have welcomed “steps in the right direction,” but the Kremlin remains skeptical of a US-led peace deal[1][2][3][4].
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International airlines are canceling flights to Venezuela following a US Federal Aviation Administration warning about worsening security and increased military activity. The US is expected to formally designate the Cartel de los Soles, linked to President Nicolás Maduro, as a foreign terrorist organization, raising tensions further. US military assets have increased their presence in the region[1][2][3].
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Violence near Congo’s capital has intensified, with 14 people killed in an attack over land disputes[1].
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Myanmar’s military government is broadcasting crackdowns on online scam centers via state television, reflecting new efforts to control cybercrime[1].
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A suicide bombing in Pakistan targeted a security headquarters, resulting in three deaths and eleven injuries[1].
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Brazil’s former president Jair Bolsonaro was arrested for allegedly plotting to escape and avoid a 27-year prison sentence related to a coup attempt[1].
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More than 300 schoolchildren were kidnapped in Nigeria, highlighting ongoing insecurity in the region[1].
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Egyptians voted in the second phase of parliamentary elections, and tensions remain high ahead of Guinea-Bissau’s presidential vote[1].
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Israel killed a key Hezbollah leader in Lebanon, as Hamas declared the ceasefire over and threatened renewed fighting[3].
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COP30 climate conference delegates reached a last-minute deal that falls short of expectations, as it lacks a global roadmap to phase out fossil fuels[1].
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Pressure mounts for former Prince Andrew to testify in the US Epstein probe, following calls from the UK Prime Minister[1][6].
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Sudan’s top general rejected a US-led ceasefire proposal, calling it “the worst yet,” which is a setback for peace efforts in the ongoing Sudanese conflict[2].
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Pope Leo XIV is preparing his first official overseas visit to Turkey, a significant event for Catholic and Orthodox Christian relations[1].
Other notable stories include a humanitarian crisis in the Philippines after a major earthquake and super typhoons, increasing violence in the West Bank, and continuing scrutiny of the Epstein case, with President Trump now supporting the release of FBI files related to Epstein[3][6].
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