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US moves to designate Muslim Brotherhood as foreign terrorist organization
WASHINGTON — US president Donald Trump signed an executive order on Monday directs the State Department and the Treasury Department to evaluate specific Brotherhood subdivisions for designation under US counterterrorism laws, including the Immigration and Nationality Act and the International Emergency Economic Powers Act. Why the US is targeting these chaptersThe order states that certain Brotherhood chapters outside Egypt have evolved into armed groups that support or directly participate in violence across the Middle East. According to the document:The Lebanese chapter’s military wing joined Hamas, Hezbollah, and Palestinian factions in launching rocket attacks on civilian and military targets in Israel after October 7, 2023.A senior Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood figure publicly...
November 25, 2025

US moves to designate Muslim Brotherhood as foreign terrorist organization

Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro greets supporters at an event following a march for Venezuelan Student Day in Caracas, Venezuela, 21 November 2025 (epaimages)
US formally designates Venezuela’s Maduro as member of a foreign terrorist organization
WASHINGTON — The Trump administration could have expanded authority to take action in Venezuela starting Monday, as the US designates Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and his government allies as members of a foreign terrorist organization.The designation of “Cartel de los Soles,” a phrase that experts say is more a description of allegedly corrupt government officials than an organized crime group, as a foreign terrorist organization will authorize President Donald Trump to impose fresh sanctions targeting Maduro’s assets and infrastructure. It doesn’t, however, explicitly authorize the use of lethal force, according to legal experts.Still, administration officials have been making the case that the designation — one of the State Department’s most serious...
November 24, 2025

US formally designates Venezuela’s Maduro as member of a foreign terrorist organization

A Frontier Constabulary (FC) personnel receives medical treatment at a hospital following a militant attack at the paramilitary FC headquarters in Peshawar, the provincial capital of KPK, Pakistan, 24 November 2025 (epaimages)
Five killed in suicide attack on Pakistan paramilitary headquarters
ISLAMABAD — Two suicide bombers have attacked the headquarters of a Pakistani paramilitary force on Monday, killing three security officials and wounding at least 12 people.Police told BBC Urdu that the attackers were armed as they charged at the Federal Constabulary's headquarters in Peshawar in north-western Pakistan.No group has claimed responsibility for the attack.The constabulary's complex is located in a highly secured area in Peshawar, and the attackers would have had to breach multiple levels of security to break in.Witnesses told local media they heard two loud explosions at around 08:10 local time (03:10 GMT) on Monday.The area has been cordoned off and rescue teams are currently on site. One official said five security officials and seven civilians were...
November 24, 2025

Five killed in suicide attack on Pakistan paramilitary headquarters

Police released a mugshot of Kim Nok-wan to Korean media
South Korea's most prolific online sex criminal sentenced to life in prison
SEOUL — The leader of a Telegram sex crime ring which facilitated the exchange of thousands of sexual abuse materials has been sentenced to life imprisonment in South Korea.Kim Nok-wan, 33, was the head of the so-called Vigilantes: a large-scale, pyramid-style group that blackmailed victims into producing explicit content and sharing it in online chatrooms.Between May 2020 and January 2025, the Vigilantes exploited at least 261 individuals – the largest number of cybersex exploitation victims in South Korea's history.Under the self-designated title of "pastor", Kim was found to have carried out systematic crimes including the sexual assault of minors and the distribution of images that show child sex abuse.He was sentenced on Monday after being convicted for organising and...
November 24, 2025

South Korea's most prolific online sex criminal sentenced to life in prison

Officials distribute enumeration forms during the electoral roll revision in West Bengal
'Can't afford lost wages': India's voter roll revision is worrying migrant workers
NEW DELHI — A sense of anxiety grips Rangpuri Pahari, a slum in India's capital Delhi.The neighborhood houses thousands of migrant workers who have lived hand-to-mouth for decades, mostly employed in the unorganised sector as domestic staff, cooks, mechanics, car washers and construction labourers.Now they fear they'll have to make sudden — and costly — trips home to keep their names on India's electoral rolls.On 4 November, India began a major exercise to revise electoral rolls across 12 states and federally administered regions.Known as the Special Intensive Revision (SIR), it covers nearly 510 million voters — or more than half of the country's 970 million electorate.India's Election Commission (EC) says the aim of the exercise is to ensure that no...
November 24, 2025

'Can't afford lost wages': India's voter roll revision is worrying migrant workers

Anera's kitchen in al-Zuwayda is one of more than 35 across Gaza providing 210,000 hot meals per day
Gaza food kitchens still missing essential products despite ceasefire
JERUSALEM — Garlic simmers in huge metal pots heated over open wood fires and set up in a long line.Cooks add canned tomatoes and peppers with handfuls of spices, stirring the sauce with giant spoons.What is being prepared here is not just lunch, it is a lifeline.American Near East Refugee Aid (Anera) opened this community kitchen in al-Zawayda in central Gaza after the ceasefire began six weeks ago.The US humanitarian organisation has another kitchen in al-Mawasi in the south of the strip, which the BBC visited in early May.Back then, two months into an Israeli blockade, preventing the entry of all food and other goods, stocks were dwindling.Now, with more food allowed to enter, the situation has improved.Each day, Anera feeds a hot meal to more than 20,000 people."We have moved from...
November 24, 2025

Gaza food kitchens still missing essential products despite ceasefire

A view from HMS Severn as it tracks Russia's RFN Stoikiy in the English Channel
British navy intercepts two Russian ships in English Channel
LONDON — Two Russian warships were intercepted in the English Channel by the Royal Navy, the UK's Ministry of Defense (MoD) has said.In the latest incident involving Russia's ships entering waters around the UK, HMS Severn headed off the RFN Stoikiy, a corvette and Yelnya, a tanker, as they sailed west through the Dover Strait into the English Channel in the past fortnight.Last week, it emerged that the Russian spy ship Yantar was spotted off the coast of Scotland and it used lasers to disrupt RAF pilots tracking its movements.Defence Secretary John Healey branded the Yantar's move "deeply dangerous" and warned Russia and its president Vladimir Putin: "We see you. We know what you're doing. We are ready."Healey said last week that there had been a 30% increase in...
November 24, 2025

British navy intercepts two Russian ships in English Channel

Head of the Office of the President of Ukraine Andriy Yermak (C), and US Secretary of State Marco Rubio (R), talk to the press as their consultations continue on the Trump peace plan at the US Mission in Geneva, Switzerland, 23 November 2025. (EPA)
US hails 'tremendous progress' at Ukraine peace talks
GENEVA — A "tremendous amount of progress" has been achieved in talks to finalise a US-proposed peace plan to end the Russia-Ukraine war, Secretary of State Marco Rubio has said.But "there's still some work to be done", Rubio said after meeting Ukrainian and European negotiators in Geneva, Switzerland.Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said there were "signals that President [Donald] Trump's team is hearing us".Ukraine and its European allies had expressed concern over the leaked proposals, seen as favouring Russia and welcomed by Vladimir Putin as "the basis" for settlement. Zelensky had said Ukraine "might face a very difficult choice: either losing dignity, or risk losing a key partner".Speaking to reporters late on Sunday, Rubio said the negotiating teams in Geneva had...
November 24, 2025

US hails 'tremendous progress' at Ukraine peace talks

Parents pickup their children from the Federal Government Girl’s College Bwari in Abuja, Nigeria, 22 November 2025
Fifty students escape captors after mass kidnapping in Nigeria but more than 250 still held
ABUJA — Fifty students who were abducted from a Catholic school in northern Nigeria on Friday have returned to their families after they managed to escape, the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) said on Sunday.Armed bandits kidnapped 303 children and 12 teachers from the St. Mary’s Private Catholic school in the country’s north-central Niger State on Friday, according to CAN. The students are both male and female, some as young as ten.“The pupils escaped between Friday and Saturday and have reunited with their parents as they could not return to the school after they escaped,” spokesman for CAN’s Niger State chapter chairman Most Rev. Bulus Dauwa Yohanna, Daniel Atori, said in a statement.Atori said 253 children – including 250 students from the school and three children...
November 24, 2025

Fifty students escape captors after mass kidnapping in Nigeria but more than 250 still held

Malakal Harbour, Palau's main port
Chinese land, US radar and ties to Taiwan: The geopolitics rattling a tiny Pacific nation
PALAU — The air above Palau's pristine waters smells of salt and breadfruit, and on calm mornings in Koror, Palau's commercial centre, the whirr of dive boat engines echoes across the bay.A few years ago, those boats were filled with tourists – many from China – drawn to Palau's lagoons and limestone caves. Hotels were full, restaurants bustling, and fishermen could barely keep up with demand. But that is no more.The boom – and the abrupt collapse – was no accident. Between 2015 and 2017, Chinese tourists made up around half of its visitors. Then, in 2017, Beijing reportedly ordered tour operators to stop selling packages to Palau, slashing the main source of tourism to the islands at the time."I actually bought new boats to accommodate the sudden increase of...
November 24, 2025

Chinese land, US radar and ties to Taiwan: The geopolitics rattling a tiny Pacific nation

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