Chile Heads to the Polls: New Congress and President on the Ballot
Chileans vote today to elect all members of Congress and choose a president among eight contenders, shaping the country’s direction on economy, social reform and global engagement.
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Ecuador Votes in Landmark Constitutional Referendum
Ecuador holds a constitutional referendum today on proposals to allow foreign military bases and rewrite the constitution, a move called by President Daniel Noboa that could reshape the political system.
Ex-PM Noda vows to press PM Takaichi on Japan’s non-nuclear principle
Former PM Yoshihiko Noda will challenge PM Takaichi in the Diet over Japan’s Three Non-Nuclear Principles, amid talks to review the ban on nuclear weapon entry.
Ukraine Strikes Oil Refinery in Russia’s Samara Region
On November 16, 2025, Ukraine struck an oil refinery in Russia’s Samara region, signaling an escalation in cross-border operations and raising energy security concerns.
Japan’s Economic Woes Drive PM Takaichi’s Taiwan Risk
Japan’s new PM Sanae Takaichi has made bold remarks on the Taiwan region as domestic economic pressures mount with stagnating growth, industry losses and social strain.
From Provocation to Nuclear Ambitions: How Far Will Takaichi Go?
Japan’s new prime minister Sanae Takaichi has stirred regional tensions by linking the Taiwan region to a survival threat and reigniting nuclear policy debates.
Netanyahu, Putin Discuss Gaza, Iran and Syria in Key Phone Call
On November 15, 2025, Netanyahu and Putin discussed Gaza ceasefire, Iran’s nuclear program and Syria stabilization in a phone call shaping key UN resolutions.
Amazon’s Indigenous Voices Aim High at COP30
Amazon indigenous communities head to COP30, calling for forest protection, land rights and green livelihoods at the upcoming climate summit.
Trump’s Second Term Revival of Confederate Statues Sparks Global Debate
Trump’s push to restore Confederate statues in his 2025 second term has reignited debates on historical memory, racial justice and national identity at home and abroad.
COP30’s First Week in Belém: Protests Over US Absence and Calls for Change
COP30’s first week in Belém saw protests against the United States’ absence and urgent warnings from scientists as global delegates push for action on climate commitments.