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The Guardian

November 26, 2025

Trump's Election Pardons May Have Unintentionally Cleared All 2020 Fraud

Legal experts suggest Trump's sweeping pardons for allies involved in election schemes may have inadvertently protected any American who committed voter fraud in 2020.

#Trump #presidential-pardons #voter-fraud

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Deutsche Welle

November 26, 2025

Bolsonaro Begins 27-Year Prison Term at Brasilia Police HQ

Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro starts serving a 27-year sentence for attempted coup, held at special police facility in Brasilia.

#Brazil #Bolsonaro #coup attempt

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The New York Times

November 26, 2025

Taiwan Seeks $40B Military Boost Amid Rising China Tensions

President Lai Ching-te proposes massive defense spending increase to purchase US arms as cross-strait tensions escalate.

#Taiwan #China #defense-spending

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Al Jazeera

November 26, 2025

Trump Claims Xi Agreed to Boost US Imports After Phone Call

President Trump announces China's Xi Jinping agreed to accelerate US goods purchases during recent phone call, as Beijing emphasizes communication importance for bilateral stability.

#US-China relations #trade diplomacy #Trump Xi Jinping

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Al Jazeera

November 26, 2025

Louvre Heist Widens: Four More Arrests in Audacious Art Crime

French authorities arrest four additional suspects linked to the shocking seven-minute Louvre heist. The stolen artworks remain missing despite expanding investigation.

#France #cultural-security #international-crime

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France 24

November 26, 2025

Louvre Heist: Four More Arrests in €88M Jewel Theft Case

Paris prosecutors announce four additional arrests in the October Louvre Museum heist that saw criminals steal €88 million worth of jewels, with stolen items still missing.

#France #organized-crime #cultural-security

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Deutsche Welle

November 26, 2025

Dominican Sisters' Sacrifice Sparked Global Fight Against Gender Violence

The Mirabal sisters' resistance against Dominican dictator Trujillo led to their assassination in 1960, inspiring the UN's International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women.

#gender-based-violence #Dominican-Republic #UN-human-rights

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The Guardian

November 26, 2025

Thai Woman Miraculously Survives Near-Cremation in Temple Incident

A 65-year-old Thai woman shocked Buddhist temple staff when she moved inside her coffin moments before cremation, raising questions about medical protocols.

#Thailand #Southeast Asia #healthcare

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BBC

November 26, 2025

Fatal Climbing Tragedy on New Zealand's Aoraki/Mount Cook Peak

Two experienced climbers died after falling on Aoraki/Mount Cook, New Zealand's highest peak, highlighting ongoing safety challenges in the nation's adventure tourism sector.

#New Zealand #mountaineering safety #adventure tourism

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The Guardian

November 26, 2025

Taliban Condemns Pakistan Airstrikes That Killed 9 Children

Pakistani military strikes on Afghanistan's Khost province killed 10 civilians, including 9 children, according to Taliban officials, escalating tensions between the neighboring countries.

#Pakistan #Afghanistan #Taliban

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France 24

November 26, 2025

Brazil Launches 'Barricada Zero' to Combat Drug Gang Violence

Brazil initiates major police operation targeting drug cartels in Rio de Janeiro. Security forces mobilize to dismantle criminal networks threatening public safety.

#Brazil #drug-cartels #security-operations

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The New York Times

November 26, 2025

Joan Branson Dies at 80: Virgin Empire Matriarch's Global Impact

Joan Branson, wife of Virgin Atlantic founder Richard Branson for 35 years, passed away at 80, leaving behind a legacy that shaped global business and philanthropy.

#British business #international commerce #Virgin Group

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