Category: Foreign News
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German Chancellor Friedrich Merz Makes First Visit to Israel Amid Strained Ties
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz arrived in Israel for his first official visit since taking office in May 2025, seeking to reaffirm Germany’s historically strong ties with the country. However, relations have been tested amid Israel’s ongoing conflict in Gaza, which has drawn widespread international scrutiny. Arrival in Israel and Diplomatic Engagements Merz landed at Tel
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Russia Launches Massive Drone and Missile Attacks on Ukraine Amid Ongoing Peace Talks
Russia has carried out one of the largest aerial assaults of its war against Ukraine, deploying hundreds of drones and missiles targeting cities and critical infrastructure. The attacks came as diplomatic efforts between Ukraine, the United States, and Russia continued, highlighting the ongoing tension between battlefield escalation and peace negotiations. Details of the Russian Assault
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Goa Nightclub Fire Kills 25, Including Four Tourists: Gas Cylinder Explosion Blamed
At least 25 people have tragically lost their lives following a massive fire at a popular nightclub in Arpora, Goa, officials confirmed. Among the deceased were four foreign tourists and 14 staff members, while around 50 others sustained injuries in the devastating incident. The Indian government has ordered a magisterial inquiry into the fire to
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Tragedy Off Crete: Bodies of 17 Migrants Found in Sunken Boat, Two Survivors Hospitalized
Crete, Greece – December 7, 2025 – The bodies of at least 17 migrants and asylum seekers were recovered from a partially deflated boat off the Greek island of Crete, according to Greek coastguard authorities. Two survivors were also rescued and are in critical condition in hospital. Details of the Shipwreck The boat was discovered
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Japan Accuses Chinese Jets of Targeting Its Aircraft Amid Rising Tensions Near Okinawa
Tokyo, Japan – December 7, 2025 – Japanese Defence Minister Shinjiro Koizumi has accused Chinese fighter jets of directing fire-control radar at Japanese aircraft during two separate incidents over international waters near Okinawa. The move, which Tokyo calls highly dangerous, has escalated tensions in the East China Sea amid ongoing disputes between the two countries.
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Global Supporters Rally for Venezuelan Opposition Leader Maria Corina Machado Following Nobel Peace Prize Win
Supporters of Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corina Machado gathered in cities around the world to celebrate her Nobel Peace Prize win, highlighting the ongoing struggle for democracy in Venezuela. From Madrid to Lima, Buenos Aires to Brisbane, Venezuelan communities mobilized in a show of solidarity ahead of Machado’s formal award ceremony. Demonstrations Across the Globe
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Hong Kong Votes Under “Patriots Only” Rules Amid Public Anger Over Deadly Fire
Hong Kong voters headed to the polls on December 7, 2025, amid heightened tension following the city’s deadliest residential fire in decades. The election, held under Beijing’s “patriots only” rules, has sparked widespread criticism, as the public grapples with anger over government negligence and accountability for the tragedy. A Historic Low-Turnout Election The Legislative Council
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Hope and Celebration in Syria: Marking One Year Since al-Assad’s Fall
Syria is entering a historic moment as citizens prepare to celebrate the first anniversary of Bashar al-Assad’s ousting. Across Damascus and other liberated cities, hope, flags, and fireworks signal a new era for Syrians, as they commemorate the fall of a regime that ruled the country with fear and oppression for decades. Damascus Prepares for
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Germany’s Position on Israel’s Actions in Gaza: Arms, Diplomacy, and Controversy
Germany has long maintained a complex and controversial position regarding Israel, especially amidst the ongoing conflict in Gaza. As one of Israel’s staunchest allies, Germany is Israel’s second-largest arms supplier, its fifth-largest export partner, and a key supporter in international diplomacy. However, recent events and debates over Israel’s military actions in Gaza have put Germany’s
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Sri Lanka Landslides and Floods Leave 618 Dead as Asia Faces Widespread Destruction
Sri Lanka is grappling with a devastating humanitarian crisis after Cyclone Ditwah triggered severe floods and landslides, killing at least 618 people and leaving hundreds missing. The Disaster Management Centre (DMC) has issued fresh warnings, citing ongoing monsoon rains that continue to destabilize hillsides, particularly in the central mountainous region and the northwestern midlands. Across
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