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Israeli Military Sacks Several Generals Over October 7 Attack

The Israeli military has announced the dismissal of three generals and disciplinary measures against other senior officers after a probe into the failures that led to the deadly October 7, 2023, attack by Hamas. Those fired include key divisional commanders and the military intelligence chief, held personally responsible for failing to prevent the assault from Gaza—the deadliest in Israel’s history. While they had already resigned prior to the announcement, the dismissals follow public pressure and calls for investigation. Other heads of the navy and air force also faced disciplinary action, alongside moves against four more generals and additional senior staff. A committee of military experts found “long-standing systemic and organisational failure,” particularly in intelligence and decision-making, despite having high-quality information. The investigation concluded there were poor force deployment and leadership failures at all levels during the crisis.

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How Marjorie Taylor Greene Went from Trump Ally to Quitting Congress

Marjorie Taylor Greene, who entered Congress in January 2021 as one of Donald Trump's loudest defenders, is resigning after a series of high-profile clashes with Trump and the Republican establishment. Initially, Greene parroted Trump’s claims of a stolen 2020 election and helped energize the MAGA base. Her break from Trump escalated over his handling of files related to Jeffrey Epstein, government shutdown policies, and his focus on foreign affairs over domestic issues. Greene publicly condemned Trump for not ordering a full release of Epstein case files and sided with Democrats on healthcare subsidies, criticizing Republican leadership for ignoring economic and affordability issues. Greene insisted she still supported Trump, but began openly disagreeing with his policies, emphasizing an “America First” focus over foreign priorities. After Trump and his base pressured her out, Greene resigned with sharp words about the party being […]

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US Insists It Authored Ukraine Plan After Claims of Russian ‘Wish List’

The US government, led by Secretary of State Marco Rubio, has reiterated that its controversial 28-point peace plan for Ukraine was drafted by the US, not Russia, despite claims from some US senators describing it as a Russian “wish list.” The plan, based on input from Russia and Ukraine, calls for Kyiv’s troop withdrawal from contested eastern regions, limits on Ukraine’s armed forces, and freezes battle lines in partially occupied areas. The proposal met with resistance from Ukrainian allies in Europe who claim it leaves Ukraine exposed and does not guarantee security for all Europeans. Details leaked from the plan include: Withdrawal of Ukrainian troops from eastern areas Russia has been unable to conquer. Limits on the size of Ukraine’s military. Recognition of Russian control over Donetsk, Luhansk, and Crimea. Freezing borders in Kherson and Zaporizhzhia along current battle lines. […]

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Aftershock Rocks Bangladesh as Quake Death Toll Rises to 10

A low-magnitude aftershock hit Bangladesh on Saturday, following a powerful 5.5-magnitude earthquake near Dhaka that killed at least 10 people and left hundreds injured. The initial quake damaged homes and infrastructure across affected districts, causing widespread fear and displacement. Saturday’s 3.3-magnitude aftershock centered in Ashulia, north of the capital, heightened public anxiety and revealed further cracks and destruction. Emergency operations are underway to assess damage and coordinate rescue efforts, as officials warn Bangladesh’s geography makes it highly vulnerable. Meteorologists note aftershocks are common; no major quakes have hit the region in over 100 years. Residents near the epicenter report unprecedented fear and damage, urging continued government support and vigilance.

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Brazil’s Former President Jair Bolsonaro Sent to Prison – Lawyer

Brazil’s former president Jair Bolsonaro, previously under house arrest since August, was transferred to prison on Saturday. His lawyer, Celso Vilardi, confirmed the move but said he was not informed of the specific reasons. Bolsonaro, 70, faces a 27-year sentence for his role in a failed coup attempt in 2022. His legal team had argued for continued house arrest, citing health concerns. The Supreme Court has barred Bolsonaro from contesting future elections. His imprisonment comes as part of a wider crackdown on political unrest and conspiracies in Brazil.

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Ukraine Faces Pressure Over US War Plan

Ukraine has come under intense international pressure to respond to a US proposal for ending the war, which includes many of Russia’s hardline demands. The 28-point plan—welcomed by Putin but resisted by President Zelensky—would force Ukraine to cede land, reduce its army, and rule out NATO membership, while offering “security guarantees” and partial recovery funds from frozen Russian assets. US President Trump gave Ukraine less than a week to decide; Kyiv is reviewing alternatives, with European leaders insisting any deal must not “betray” Ukraine’s interests. European Commission chief von der Leyen declared that “nothing about Ukraine without Ukraine,” as Kyiv holds emergency talks with France, Germany, and Britain. Putin threatened more land seizures if Kyiv rejects the offer, emphasizing that Russia would regain territory, rejoin the global economy, and the G8 under the plan. Ukrainians remain divided, with some fearing […]

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Iran Seeks Foreign Help as Fire Ravages UNESCO Forests

Iran has sought foreign assistance to combat a large fire ravaging the UNESCO-listed Hyrcanian forests in the north. Stretching 1,000 kilometers along the Caspian Sea into Azerbaijan, the ancient forests—unique for their 25–50 million-year age and 3,200 plant species—were recognized as a World Heritage Site in 2019. The blaze, allegedly sparked by hunters in Mazandaran province, reignited on November 15 after an earlier outbreak was quelled. Iran’s government urgently requested help from friendly countries, with Turkey dispatching planes, a helicopter, and specialists. If necessary, Iran said it would seek aid from Russia. The country also faces its worst drought in six decades, making firefighting efforts extremely complex. UNESCO highlights the forests’ rare, endemic, and endangered species, vital to Persian heritage and biodiversity. Iranian scientists and officials warn the fire risks irreparable natural and cultural loss, urging accelerated international support.

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Trump to End Temporary Protected Status for Somalis

President Donald Trump has announced the immediate end of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Somali immigrants living in Minnesota, claiming the cut is part of his crime prevention policies. Trump said on Truth Social that Somali TPS holders are “hereby terminated,” urging deportation with the message, “Send them back to where they came from. It’s OVER!” TPS protected Somalis from deportation and allowed them to work, provided to those unable to safely return due to war or disaster. Minnesota hosts one of the largest Somali communities outside Africa, with around 705 TPS approvals and as many as 4,300 more eligible for renewal. TPS for Somalis was last extended in July 2024 because of ongoing danger in Somalia from Al-Shabaab insurgency. Trump’s crackdown also targets TPS beneficiaries from Afghanistan, Haiti, South Sudan, Venezuela, and other nations, and faces expected legal challenges. […]

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Russia: No Official US Peace Plan Yet For Ukraine Crisis

Russia says it has not received any official proposal from the US for a peace plan on Ukraine, despite widespread leaks of a draft deal—including major concessions by Kyiv such as ceding Donetsk areas, reducing troop size, and opting out of NATO membership. Moscow described the plan as “heavily slanted” toward Russian interests. Ukrainian President Zelensky and officials gave careful, noncommittal statements, expressing readiness to discuss proposals with the Trump administration. White House sources say the plan resulted from talks with senior Ukrainian officials. Other world leaders, including Germany’s foreign minister and the EU, say the document is only a “list of topics and options” at this stage. Russian strikes continue, killing civilians in Zaporizhzhia and Dnipropetrovsk. Moscow remains open to peace talks but insists any deal must address its core demands—seen by Kyiv as tantamount to capitulation. The draft […]

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Pope Leo XIV: Violence in Nigeria Targets Both Christians and Muslims

Pope Leo XIV has stated that both Christians and Muslims are victims of Nigeria’s widespread violence, linking the crisis to extremist groups as well as economic and land-related conflicts. In a widely shared video interview from Castel Gandolfo, the Pope explained that “Christians and Muslims have been slaughtered,” and that danger exists in certain areas for all people, not just one religious group. He identified multiple causes for the bloodshed: “There’s a question of terrorism. There’s a question that has to do a lot with economics, if you will, and control of the lands that they have.” Pope Leo XIV urged the Nigerian government to step up efforts to protect all citizens and promote true religious freedom. The Pope previously referenced Nigeria among the countries where Christians face significant persecution, but emphasized a balanced view, recognizing victims across communities. His […]

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