November 23, 2025
US
•23.11.2025
•Sunday
•7 days ago
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On November 23rd, US media largely focused on the evolving discussions surrounding President Trump's proposed Ukraine peace plan. Morning reports detailed confusion regarding the plan's origin, with Secretary of State Rubio's statements on whether it was US-authored or a Russian 'wish list' sparking debate.
As the day progressed, peace talks commenced in Geneva, with Ukraine reportedly under pressure to accept the deal. By the evening, Rubio expressed optimism, describing the US-Ukraine meetings as the 'most productive' yet, while still acknowledging remaining issues. Simultaneously, reports continued on the DOJ's pursuit of Epstein grand jury materials, and JFK's granddaughter revealed a terminal cancer diagnosis.
As the day progressed, peace talks commenced in Geneva, with Ukraine reportedly under pressure to accept the deal. By the evening, Rubio expressed optimism, describing the US-Ukraine meetings as the 'most productive' yet, while still acknowledging remaining issues. Simultaneously, reports continued on the DOJ's pursuit of Epstein grand jury materials, and JFK's granddaughter revealed a terminal cancer diagnosis.
Israel
•23.11.2025
•Sunday
•7 days ago
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The day was dominated by the IDF's confirmed assassination of Hezbollah's chief of staff, Haytham Ali Tabtabai, in a Beirut strike, codenamed "Black Friday." This operation, reported to have US backing, marked a significant escalation. Concurrently, Israeli media extensively covered the IDF Chief of Staff's disciplinary actions against senior officers for their failures on October 7th. These measures included dismissals from reserve duty and official reprimands for several high-ranking commanders. By evening, attention shifted to Prime Minister Netanyahu's statements, emphasizing Israel's sole responsibility for its security and preparing for potential Hezbollah retaliation.
Germany
•23.11.2025
•Sunday
•7 days ago
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German media on November 23 continued to intensely cover the US peace plan for Ukraine. In the morning, reports highlighted the shifting rhetoric surrounding Trump's stance and alleged Kremlin influence, with discussions also touching on Germany's military preparedness and climate change.
By early afternoon, concerns about domestic economic issues, such as the housing market and energy security, emerged. Concurrently, debate resurfaced on migration policy, and the Nahostkonflikt caused internal strife within the Green party, alongside ongoing pension reform discussions.
In the evening, negotiations around the US-proposed Ukraine peace plan evolved significantly. European nations presented counter-proposals, and US Secretary of State Rubio announced impending changes to the American framework, signaling continued adjustments to the initial plan.
By early afternoon, concerns about domestic economic issues, such as the housing market and energy security, emerged. Concurrently, debate resurfaced on migration policy, and the Nahostkonflikt caused internal strife within the Green party, alongside ongoing pension reform discussions.
In the evening, negotiations around the US-proposed Ukraine peace plan evolved significantly. European nations presented counter-proposals, and US Secretary of State Rubio announced impending changes to the American framework, signaling continued adjustments to the initial plan.
France
•23.11.2025
•Sunday
•7 days ago
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French media on November 23 heavily reported on the ongoing discussions surrounding Donald Trump's peace plan for Ukraine. Early reports indicated European efforts to amend the plan, with negotiators meeting in Switzerland. The disappointing outcome of COP30, which failed to explicitly mention phasing out fossil fuels, also received coverage. By mid-afternoon, Trump publicly accused Ukraine of "ingratitude" towards the US, a statement widely reported across French outlets, as American and Ukrainian negotiators later reported "good progress" in their talks. Concurrently, the first interviews with Franco-Algerian writer Boualem Sansal following his release from Algerian prisons became a prominent topic in the evening.
Lebanon
•23.11.2025
•Sunday
•7 days ago
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Lebanese media on November 23 heavily focused on an Israeli airstrike in Beirut's southern suburbs, Haret Hreik, which reportedly targeted and killed Abu Ali al-Tabtabai, identified as the second-in-command of Hezbollah (Al-Akhbar, Al Joumhouria, Al-Manar, Kataeb, Lebanon24, Lebanon Files, MTV Lebanon). This followed earlier reports of an Israeli strike in Ayta al-Shaab resulting in a fatality. In the afternoon, President Aoun condemned the attack on Haret Hreik, stating it demonstrated Israel's disregard for calls to cease aggression. Hezbollah later confirmed the death of "senior jihadi commander" Haytham Ali Tabtabai, with various outlets discussing the implications and potential for retaliation.
Ukraine
•23.11.2025
•Sunday
•7 days ago
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Ukrainian media coverage on November 23 primarily centered on the US-proposed peace plan, initially highlighting US representative Kellogg's statements about being "on the last two meters" to an agreement. Early reports noted confidence in pushing both Ukrainians and Russians toward a deal, although US policy fractures were also discussed. By late morning, the focus shifted dramatically to the commencement of peace talks in Geneva, with Ukraine's delegation meeting with European and US security advisors. In the afternoon, President Trump accused Ukrainian authorities of ingratitude, even as President Zelenskyy indicated that US proposals might incorporate key Ukrainian elements. Later reports confirmed "some changes" were being made to the peace plan, with the Geneva talks described as "most productive."
Palestine
•23.11.2025
•Sunday
•7 days ago
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Palestinian media on November 23 initially focused on renewed Israeli aggression in Gaza, detailing 23 martyrs and discussing potential new military operations. Reports also covered settler attacks in the West Bank and the impending formation of an international force in Gaza. By early afternoon, the narrative shifted significantly to the Israeli targeting of Hezbollah's second-in-command, Haitham al-Tabtabai, in Beirut. Multiple sources confirmed the assassination and condemned it as a war crime. Concurrently, Hamas engaged in discussions with Egyptian intelligence in Cairo regarding the Gaza ceasefire. The day concluded with continued coverage of the assassination and its potential regional implications, alongside reports of Palestinian youth killed by Israeli forces in the West Bank.
UK
•23.11.2025
•Sunday
•7 days ago
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UK media opened the day with President Trump stating the US plan to end the Ukraine war was not a 'final offer', as officials gathered in Geneva. Early afternoon saw top Western officials discuss the US-Russia peace plan, with Washington denying it was a 'Russian wish list'.
By mid-afternoon, Trump criticized Ukraine for showing 'zero gratitude' regarding his peace plan, intensifying international discussions. Details of Europe's counter-proposal to the US-Russia plan also began to emerge. Later, Europe proposed a radically different peace plan, omitting some pro-Russia points from Washington's controversial 28-point proposal, despite US claims of 'tremendous progress' in talks. Additionally, news emerged of David Cameron's prostate cancer diagnosis.
By mid-afternoon, Trump criticized Ukraine for showing 'zero gratitude' regarding his peace plan, intensifying international discussions. Details of Europe's counter-proposal to the US-Russia plan also began to emerge. Later, Europe proposed a radically different peace plan, omitting some pro-Russia points from Washington's controversial 28-point proposal, despite US claims of 'tremendous progress' in talks. Additionally, news emerged of David Cameron's prostate cancer diagnosis.
Iran
•23.11.2025
•Sunday
•7 days ago
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Iranian media on November 23 prominently featured an Israeli strike in Beirut targeting Hezbollah's second-in-command, Ali Tabatabaei. Reports from Al-Alam News Network, Iran International, and Kayhan London initially confirmed the targeting, with later updates from Radio Farda and Iran International indicating his death. This event intensified the already strained relationship between Israel and Lebanon, particularly preceding a papal visit. Concurrently, the extensive forest fires in Alit, which had been a consistent concern for days, were reported as contained by several outlets including Borna News and ISNA. The US peace plan for Ukraine also continued to receive media attention, with European leaders expressing criticism and US officials engaging in discussions in Geneva.
Russia
•23.11.2025
•Sunday
•7 days ago
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Russian media throughout the day maintained an intense focus on peace plans for Ukraine. Early reports indicated Europe sent its version of a peace plan to the US, seeking changes to Trump's proposal. By late morning, discussions centered on a drone attack at the Shaturskaya GRES power plant near Moscow, with reports detailing the incident. Concurrently, the EU's alternative peace plan for Ukraine emerged, with media detailing its content. Later, reports indicated the US plans talks with Russia regarding Trump's proposal, with Trump himself criticizing Ukraine for a perceived lack of gratitude. By evening, both EU and US proposals continued to be reported, with sources detailing the full text of the EU plan and progress on US-Ukraine negotiations. Turkey also indicated plans to resume the grain deal.
Italy
•23.11.2025
•Sunday
•7 days ago
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Italian media on November 23 initially focused on the EU-US-Kiev summit in Geneva, where Trump's peace plan for Ukraine was under discussion, alongside regional elections in Campania, Puglia, and Veneto. Confusion surrounded US Senator Rubio's comments on the plan's origin. The passing of Ornella Vanoni also remained a prominent topic, with widespread reports of her public farewell. By mid-afternoon, attention shifted dramatically to the Coppa Davis final between Italy and Spain. As the evening progressed, the overwhelming editorial focus became Italy's historic 2-0 victory, securing their third consecutive Davis Cup, a triumph celebrated across all major outlets.
Japan
•23.11.2025
•Sunday
•7 days ago
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Japanese media on November 23, 2025, consistently reported the failure of a G20 meeting between Japan and China to materialize. This diplomatic challenge was a prominent theme throughout the day, following previous reports of China's reluctance to engage in trilateral summits. Concurrently, the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry's plan to condition semiconductor factory subsidies on robust cyber countermeasures continued to be a significant story. Earlier in the day, demographic shifts, including a rise in foreign populations in 10 prefectures and severe population decline on remote islands, were highlighted. The emerging role of AI in healthcare, with patients increasingly trusting AI advice, also garnered attention.
Netherlands
•23.11.2025
•Sunday
•7 days ago
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Dutch media on November 23 heavily focused on the evolving discussions around a peace plan for Ukraine. Early reports from the previous day's climate summit in Brazil highlighted disappointment over the lack of a fossil fuel phase-out plan, a recurring theme from earlier in the week. By late morning, Formula 1 news detailed the disqualification of Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri in Las Vegas, impacting Max Verstappen's championship chances. Concurrently, drone sightings at Eindhoven Airport and Volkel airbase continued, with Defense acknowledging "weapon deployment" against potential hostile drones. The primary narrative, however, shifted in the afternoon to a proposed European alternative to the US-Russia peace plan for Ukraine, aiming to address Kyiv's concerns and secure NATO protection. This proposal gained traction through the evening, with reports of progress in negotiations.
India
•23.11.2025
•Sunday
•7 days ago
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The G20 Summit continued to be a focal point in the morning, with calls against regional expansion and the use of force. PM Modi unveiled global initiatives, and discussions around the Tejas fighter jet crash persisted. By late morning, the proposed bill to bring Chandigarh under Article 240 sparked significant controversy and protests in Punjab. The Centre later clarified that no final decision had been made and that the bill would not be introduced in the winter session. In the afternoon, the focus shifted to the announcement of KL Rahul as captain for India's ODI series against South Africa. Later, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh made significant remarks, suggesting that "borders can change" and Sindh "may return to India," generating widespread media attention. Separately, France refuted Pakistani media claims of Indian Rafale losses.
Poland
•23.11.2025
•Sunday
•7 days ago
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November 23 in Poland saw a concentrated focus on a developing European counter-proposal to Trump's peace plan for Ukraine. The morning began with initial reports of Tusk's declaration concerning a Ukraine peace plan and discussions around anti-Ukrainian sentiment potentially benefiting Russia. By early afternoon, details of the European counter-proposal started to emerge, with multiple outlets highlighting Poland's role as a key element and a potential location for NATO fighter jet stationing. This was juxtaposed with Poland's reported opposition to Trump's plan. Concurrently, discussions continued around alleged railway sabotage, with renewed scrutiny on the Minister of Justice and concerns about pro-Russian propaganda. The day concluded with further revelations about the European proposal and a reported Russian spy.
Spain
•23.11.2025
•Sunday
•7 days ago
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On November 23, Spanish media continued to focus on the political fallout from the Attorney General's conviction. In the morning, reports discussed the government's search for a progressive replacement, and Prime Minister Sánchez's strategy against the Supreme Court and Ayuso. By late morning, Sánchez made his first public appearance since the ruling, defending Attorney General García Ortiz, insisting on his innocence, and suggesting an appeal to the Constitutional Court. This defense became the dominant narrative through the afternoon, with hundreds protesting the conviction at the Supreme Court. Concurrently, discussions around the ongoing 'Caso Cerdán' corruption, the monarchy's 50 years, and the advancing Trump-Putin peace plan for Ukraine also received attention.
Turkey
•23.11.2025
•Sunday
•7 days ago
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Turkish media on November 23rd showed significant focus on Turkey's strong support for South Africa's genocide case against Israel at the ICJ, announced by the Justice Minister in the late afternoon. This developed alongside continued discussions regarding the parliamentary commission's potential visit to İmralı Island, with details emerging in the morning about critical questions to be asked of Öcalan. The DEM Party's frustration with CHP's decision not to visit İmralı was also a prominent topic throughout the day. In international relations, President Erdoğan advocated for Palestine's recognition for global peace and held critical meetings with French President Macron at the G20 Summit. Additionally, meteorology warned of upcoming heavy rain in western provinces, and concerns over Istanbul's dam levels were highlighted.
China
•23.11.2025
•Sunday
•7 days ago
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On November 23, Chinese state media prominently featured President Xi Jinping's ecological civilization thought. Xinhua News, China Daily, and China Economic Net highlighted its significant original contributions to global sustainable development in the late morning and early afternoon, building on previous discussions of his G20 addresses. Concurrently, various state media outlets, including CCTV, China Economic Net, China Daily (Chinese), Guangming Daily, Beijing Daily, and Huanqiu, continued to emphasize "learning notes" and grassroots engagement, particularly linking the symbolism of pomelos to rural revitalization and modernization in Meizhou, Guangdong. This extended the narrative of Xi's leadership and its practical applications.
Kenya
•23.11.2025
•Sunday
•7 days ago
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Kenyan media on November 23, 2025, focused on President Ruto's visit to Uganda, addressing claims of a rift over Indian Ocean access, a topic that began with a report on Uganda buying a stake in a Kenyan parastatal in the late morning. By early afternoon, Ruto had affirmed Uganda's uninterrupted access to the sea, dismissing "naysayers" as reported by Capital FM. This narrative was reinforced with announcements of an SGR extension to Kampala, Rwanda, and DRC in early 2026. Later in the day, Uganda was invited to buy shares in the Kenya Pipeline Company, signaling a push for regional integration.
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