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Escalation in Russo-Ukrainian War: Dnipro Missile Strikes and Capture of Pokrovsk
Russian Iskander missile struck Dnipro, Ukraine, killing four and injuring at least 40 people. Russian forces claimed capture of Pokrovsk, Donetsk Oblast, after months of fighting, marking a significant development in the conflict.
Sudanese Civil War: Rapid Support Forces Capture Babanusa
The Rapid Support Forces have taken control of Babanusa, the last stronghold of the Sudanese Armed Forces in West Kordofan, intensifying the ongoing conflict in Sudan.
Haitian Gangs Escalate Violence, Controlling Large Areas in Artibonite
Haitian gangs launched large-scale attacks in Ouest and Artibonite departments, controlling 50% of Artibonite including Pont-Sondé, causing mass displacement.
Nigeria Faces Political Turmoil; Defense Minister Resigns Amid Security Emergency
Nigerian Defense Minister Mohammed Badaru Abubakar resigned following President Bola Tinubu's nationwide security emergency declaration, signaling heightened internal tensions.
Delhi Prepares for Russian President Putin's Visit with Heightened Security Measures
Ahead of President Putin's visit on December 4–5, Delhi has been fortified with special Russian protection teams monitoring key locations to ensure coordinated security.
India and Russia to Sign Key Agreements, Including Defense Deals During Putin Visit
Focus on S-400 and Su-57 defense systems with aims to boost bilateral trade from $63 billion towards $100 billion by 2030, highlighting deepening Indo-Russian ties.
Severe Flooding in Southeast Asia Causes Over 1,200 Deaths
Catastrophic floods and landslides in Indonesia, Sri Lanka, Thailand, and Malaysia have resulted in more than 1,200 fatalities with ongoing rescue operations.
Canada Joins European Union's Security Action for Europe Defense Initiative
Canada officially joined the EU's defense initiative, allowing greater access for Canadian firms to EU markets and encouraging European investments in Canada’s defense sector.
Belgian Police Arrest Three Amid Fraud Investigation Involving EU Officials
In a crackdown on alleged fraud, Belgian authorities raided a college and EU diplomatic headquarters, arresting three persons connected to the investigation.
US and Russia Threaten Resumption of Nuclear Testing, Raising Global Security Concerns
After decades of moratoriums, both powers have threatened to restart nuclear tests, alarming the international community and jeopardizing established norms on nuclear weapons testing.