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Pentagon Inspector General Report Flags Concerns Over Pete Hegseth’s Use of Signal App
The Pentagon’s Inspector General has reportedly raised concerns over US Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth’s use of the Signal messaging app to transmit sensitive military information, highlighting potential risks to ongoing operations and prompting calls for better training in handling classified material. The full report is scheduled for release on Thursday, 5 December 2025. Media
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Venezuela’s Maduro Confirms ‘Cordial’ Call with Trump Amid Rising US-Venezuela Tensions
Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro confirmed on Wednesday, 4 December 2025, that he held a “cordial” phone conversation with former United States President Donald Trump late last month, signaling a potential thaw in relations amid escalating tensions between Washington and Caracas. The announcement comes as the United States has increased its military presence in the Caribbean,
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EU Proposes Using Frozen Russian Assets and Loans to Fund $105 Billion Package for Ukraine Amid Controversy
The European Union (EU) has put forward a groundbreaking proposal to tap into frozen Russian assets and international borrowing to fund a massive $105 billion (90 billion euros) financial package in support of Ukraine’s war effort against Russia. The proposal, announced by the European Commission on Wednesday, 4 December 2025, aims to secure Ukraine’s financial
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Honduras Presidential Vote: Nasralla Holds Narrow Lead Over Trump-Backed Asfura
Honduran centrist candidate Salvador Nasralla has widened a slim lead over his conservative rival Nasry Asfura, backed by former US President Donald Trump, as vote counting continued into the fourth day following Sunday’s tightly contested presidential election. With 80.29% of votes tallied, the Liberal Party’s Nasralla held 40.23%, compared with 39.69% for Asfura, according to
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US Expands H-1B Visa Vetting to Include Social Media and Work History
The United States is tightening H-1B visa requirements, adding enhanced checks on social media activity and previous employment for applicants in certain fields, particularly those involving misinformation, disinformation, and content moderation. The US Department of State announced Thursday that all H-1B visa applicants, as well as their dependents, must make their social media profiles public
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Majority of Germans, French Fear High Risk of War with Russia, Survey Finds
A new survey has revealed that citizens across Europe are increasingly concerned about the possibility of war with Russia, with Germans, French, and several other EU nations ranking the risk as high. The French pollster Cluster17 surveyed respondents in nine European countries, finding that just over half of participants rated the likelihood of conflict as
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Macron Urges China to Help Bridge Differences and Pressure Russia on Ukraine
French President Emmanuel Macron met with Chinese President Xi Jinping on Thursday in Beijing, emphasizing the need for France and China to overcome differences amid ongoing global challenges. Macron’s three-day visit focuses on economic cooperation, geopolitical stability, and China’s role in ending the war in Ukraine. Macron Calls for Cooperation Despite Differences Speaking at the
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Meta Begins Blocking Australian Teens Under New Social Media Age Ban
Tech giant Meta has begun removing users under 16 years old from its platforms Instagram, Threads, and Facebook in Australia, ahead of the country’s world-first youth social media ban. The legislation requires major online platforms to block underage users by December 10, 2025. A Meta spokesperson stated on Thursday, “While we are working hard to
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UN Secretary-General Guterres Criticizes Israel’s Conduct in Gaza as ‘Fundamentally Wrong’
United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has sharply condemned Israel’s military operations in Gaza, calling them “fundamentally wrong” and raising serious concerns over possible war crimes committed by Israeli forces. Speaking to Reuters Editor-in-Chief Alessandra Galloni at the Reuters NEXT conference in New York on Wednesday, Guterres highlighted the widespread civilian casualties and the massive destruction
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Ex-LG Chairmen Endorse Senator Barau as APC’s Sole Governorship Candidate for 2027
Former local government chairmen in Kano State have unanimously endorsed Deputy Senate President, Senator Barau Jibrin, as the All Progressives Congress (APC) sole candidate for the 2027 gubernatorial race. The adoption took place during a courtesy visit to the National Assembly in Abuja on Wednesday. The motion was moved by Barrister Dahiru Mannir Maigari, former
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