November 24, 2025
US
•24.11.2025
•Monday
•6 days ago
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November 24th saw intense media focus on the dismissal of criminal cases against James Comey and Letitia James. Early reports indicated a shift in the Ukraine peace plan, with a refined framework emerging despite President Trump's continued influence and claims of Ukrainian ingratitude.
By late morning and early afternoon, various outlets highlighted a revised peace plan, though concerns about potential compromises persisted.
However, by evening, the dominant narrative shifted to the federal judge's ruling that the prosecutor's appointment in the Comey and James cases was unlawful, leading to their dismissal. This development largely overshadowed the ongoing Ukraine peace talks, which concluded the day with no definitive deal, and concerns about Senator Mark Kelly's video urging troops to defy 'illegal orders'.
By late morning and early afternoon, various outlets highlighted a revised peace plan, though concerns about potential compromises persisted.
However, by evening, the dominant narrative shifted to the federal judge's ruling that the prosecutor's appointment in the Comey and James cases was unlawful, leading to their dismissal. This development largely overshadowed the ongoing Ukraine peace talks, which concluded the day with no definitive deal, and concerns about Senator Mark Kelly's video urging troops to defy 'illegal orders'.
Israel
•24.11.2025
•Monday
•6 days ago
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Israeli media primarily focused on the escalating conflict between Defense Minister Katz and IDF Chief of Staff Zamir. The morning began with continued coverage of the aftermath of the Hezbollah chief of staff's assassination, and Israel's heightened readiness for potential retaliation. Early afternoon reports detailed Katz's decision to freeze senior military appointments and re-evaluate the October 7th investigation report, creating a rift with Zamir. By evening, Zamir issued a strong public statement, accusing Katz of harming the IDF's preparedness and politicizing the investigations. Prime Minister Netanyahu subsequently summoned both for a clarification discussion.
Germany
•24.11.2025
•Monday
•6 days ago
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German media on November 24 focused on a revised peace plan for Ukraine, agreed upon by the USA and Ukraine, aiming to preserve Ukrainian sovereignty. This followed earlier skepticism, with US Secretary of State Rubio expressing optimism following Geneva talks. By early afternoon, European nations reportedly presented counter-proposals, with discussions detailing key differences in NATO, troop strength, and territories. Concerns about Trump's perceived ultimatum for Ukraine were also widely discussed. In the evening, the Kremlin reportedly rejected the peace plan, prompting calls from Merz for Russia to engage in talks, while the USA and Ukraine finalized a new 19-point plan.
France
•24.11.2025
•Monday
•6 days ago
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French media on November 24 continued its extensive coverage of the US-proposed peace plan for Ukraine. Early reports from Washington indicated optimism for a rapid agreement, emphasizing the need for full respect of Ukrainian sovereignty, a point echoed by Kiev.
Throughout the day, discussions evolved around an "improved version" of Donald Trump's plan, with Marco Rubio attempting to reassure Kiev and European allies in Geneva. By late morning and early afternoon, European counter-proposals emerged, asserting Ukrainian sovereignty. However, Moscow later rejected these European amendments, preferring the original American text.
Concurrently, Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu addressed the 2026 budget after its National Assembly rejection, proposing "ad hoc votes" and denouncing the "cynicism of certain parties." Separately, the controversial temporary release of a convicted drug trafficker, Ouaihid Ben Faïza, from Vendin-le-Vieil prison sparked significant debate, with details emerging about how he obtained permission, before his return to prison in the evening. The death of reggae legend Jimmy Cliff was also widely reported.
Throughout the day, discussions evolved around an "improved version" of Donald Trump's plan, with Marco Rubio attempting to reassure Kiev and European allies in Geneva. By late morning and early afternoon, European counter-proposals emerged, asserting Ukrainian sovereignty. However, Moscow later rejected these European amendments, preferring the original American text.
Concurrently, Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu addressed the 2026 budget after its National Assembly rejection, proposing "ad hoc votes" and denouncing the "cynicism of certain parties." Separately, the controversial temporary release of a convicted drug trafficker, Ouaihid Ben Faïza, from Vendin-le-Vieil prison sparked significant debate, with details emerging about how he obtained permission, before his return to prison in the evening. The death of reggae legend Jimmy Cliff was also widely reported.
Lebanon
•24.11.2025
•Monday
•6 days ago
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Lebanese media on November 24 continued its extensive coverage of the assassination of Hezbollah commander Haytham Ali Tabtabai, with early reports discussing potential retaliation and the impact on President Aoun's negotiation initiative. Hezbollah officially mourned the commander, and Israeli outlets reportedly prepared for various scenarios. Iran condemned the assassination, with some sources highlighting an "unprecedented" Iranian state of alert.
Throughout the afternoon, the focus remained on Hezbollah's funeral for Tabtabai and the ongoing discussions regarding a potential response to Israel. France expressed concerns about escalation, and some outlets reported an internal division within Hezbollah concerning retaliation. The UN called for a cessation of hostilities, while Iran vowed a "crushing response" in the evening, underscoring continued tensions and uncertainty.
Throughout the afternoon, the focus remained on Hezbollah's funeral for Tabtabai and the ongoing discussions regarding a potential response to Israel. France expressed concerns about escalation, and some outlets reported an internal division within Hezbollah concerning retaliation. The UN called for a cessation of hostilities, while Iran vowed a "crushing response" in the evening, underscoring continued tensions and uncertainty.
Ukraine
•24.11.2025
•Monday
•6 days ago
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Ukrainian media on November 24 continued its intense focus on peace negotiations, with morning reports indicating "significant progress" on a new peace framework after Geneva talks, and President Trump reportedly satisfied. President Zelenskyy was also expected to visit the US for further talks. By early afternoon, President Zelenskyy's delegation returned from Geneva, announcing further steps. Reports highlighted a new impulse in peace talks, despite unresolved issues like territorial integrity and NATO membership. Later, reports indicated Trump's peace plan was shortened from 28 to 19 points, with particularly sensitive items, such as territorial integrity and NATO path, to be personally decided by Presidents Zelenskyy and Trump.
Palestine
•24.11.2025
•Monday
•6 days ago
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Palestinian media on November 24 extensively covered ongoing Israeli violations of the Gaza ceasefire, detailing airstrikes, shelling, and multiple fatalities, particularly in Khan Younis and Gaza. Reports early in the day highlighted dismissals within the Israeli military related to the October 7th events and Israeli statements indicating no need for approval to strike Gaza. By early afternoon, the narrative shifted to alleged secret understandings between Hamas and mediators regarding a ceasefire and the release of hostages, coinciding with reports of increasing settler violence in the West Bank. The evening continued to focus on these alleged secret agreements, the severe humanitarian crisis in Gaza, and Hamas's warnings that Israeli breaches were undermining the ceasefire, particularly after the collapse of the "Gaza Humanitarian" institution.
UK
•24.11.2025
•Monday
•6 days ago
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UK media on November 24 focused extensively on the US-Ukraine peace talks. Early reports highlighted 'tremendous progress,' despite negotiators indicating a need for more time to finalize a deal that would require Russia's agreement. The morning saw the US and Ukraine signal progress after Geneva talks, with an 'updated' peace framework expected. By late morning, President Trump hinted at 'something good' after the talks, with reports of European offers to allow Russia back into the G8.
Later in the day, Trump continued to hint at 'big progress,' though President Zelensky cautioned against territorial concessions. The White House noted 'a couple of points of disagreement' on the Ukraine peace deal, but Trump expressed a desire for a swift resolution. Separately, Rachel Reeves' upcoming Budget garnered sustained scrutiny over potential tax increases, pension raids, and a 'growth emergency.'
Later in the day, Trump continued to hint at 'big progress,' though President Zelensky cautioned against territorial concessions. The White House noted 'a couple of points of disagreement' on the Ukraine peace deal, but Trump expressed a desire for a swift resolution. Separately, Rachel Reeves' upcoming Budget garnered sustained scrutiny over potential tax increases, pension raids, and a 'growth emergency.'
Iran
•24.11.2025
•Monday
•6 days ago
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Iranian media on November 24 continued its extensive coverage of the Israeli strike targeting Hezbollah's second-in-command, Ali Tabatabaei, in Beirut. Early reports condemned the attack, with Ali Larijani issuing threats against Netanyahu. Throughout the day, state-affiliated outlets heavily featured mourning ceremonies and the eventual funeral procession for Tabatabaei in Beirut. Simultaneously, US-Ukraine peace talks garnered attention, with President Trump expressing optimism about potential progress. Domestically, ongoing wildfires in the Hyrcanian forests and the severe air pollution in Tehran, which led to school and university closures, were also prominent topics. The impending visit of Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi to Paris for discussions on regional and nuclear issues also received considerable coverage.
Russia
•24.11.2025
•Monday
•6 days ago
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Russian media continued to focus on the US peace plan for Ukraine. Early reports indicated Ukraine confirmed an updated US-Ukraine plan aligned with its interests, following previous days' discussions on European resistance to Trump's proposal. Throughout the morning, state media reported on foiled railway sabotage in Altai Krai and Russian military advances in Krasnoarmeysk.
By early afternoon, Russian sources highlighted Putin's discussion of the US plan with Erdoğan, suggesting it could form a basis for settlement. Later, reports emerged detailing the plan's refinement, with points reduced from 28 to 19, and the removal of clauses concerning the unfreezing of Russian assets and normalization of relations between Russia and the US. Concurrently, Russia dismissed the EU's plan as unsuitable.
By early afternoon, Russian sources highlighted Putin's discussion of the US plan with Erdoğan, suggesting it could form a basis for settlement. Later, reports emerged detailing the plan's refinement, with points reduced from 28 to 19, and the removal of clauses concerning the unfreezing of Russian assets and normalization of relations between Russia and the US. Concurrently, Russia dismissed the EU's plan as unsuitable.
Italy
•24.11.2025
•Monday
•6 days ago
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Italian media on November 24 initially focused on the ongoing Ukraine peace efforts, with reports of a US-Ukraine joint declaration emphasizing Ukrainian sovereignty and Trump considering a one-week delay for a peace agreement deadline. However, by early afternoon, the editorial focus shifted dramatically to the regional election results in Veneto, Campania, and Puglia. Instant polls and projections across multiple outlets confirmed the center-right's victory in Veneto, while the center-left secured wins in Puglia and Campania. Throughout the afternoon and evening, media outlets extensively covered these results, including the significant drop in voter turnout across all three regions. Discussions ensued regarding the implications of these outcomes for the national political landscape.
Japan
•24.11.2025
•Monday
•6 days ago
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Japanese media on November 24, 2025, focused on the continued diplomatic friction between Japan and China. The G20 meeting concluded without direct contact between Prime Minister Takaichi and Chinese leadership, a consistent theme from previous days. China reiterated its demand for Takaichi to retract her statements, with Hong Kong's top official also criticizing her remarks.
Concurrently, domestic discussions continued regarding a proposed increase in parliamentary salaries, debated for its potential impact on political quality. The government also moved to establish "National Strategic Technologies" in areas like AI and nuclear fusion, offering focused tax and budget support, signaling a strategic investment in future industries. Concerns over smartphone and AI privacy risks were also reported.
Concurrently, domestic discussions continued regarding a proposed increase in parliamentary salaries, debated for its potential impact on political quality. The government also moved to establish "National Strategic Technologies" in areas like AI and nuclear fusion, offering focused tax and budget support, signaling a strategic investment in future industries. Concerns over smartphone and AI privacy risks were also reported.
Netherlands
•24.11.2025
•Monday
•6 days ago
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Dutch media on November 24 continued its focus on the evolving Ukraine peace plan. In the morning, reports indicated the White House and Ukraine were collaborating on an adjusted peace plan, with European countries also working to bring Trump to their side amidst a US-Russia proposal. Europe then presented a counter-proposal to the American plan, emphasizing a decision-making voice in peace discussions.
By early afternoon, "important steps" were noted in Geneva negotiations, though Ukrainian concerns about the lack of a war-stopping guarantee remained. A new US-Ukraine 19-point plan was later reported to be in the works, shifting discussions to Trump's involvement and potential Russian rejection.
By early afternoon, "important steps" were noted in Geneva negotiations, though Ukrainian concerns about the lack of a war-stopping guarantee remained. A new US-Ukraine 19-point plan was later reported to be in the works, shifting discussions to Trump's involvement and potential Russian rejection.
India
•24.11.2025
•Monday
•6 days ago
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The day's dominant story was the passing of legendary actor Dharmendra at 89. News of his health began in the early morning, escalating into reports of his death by mid-morning. Media outlets extensively covered his funeral, attended by family and prominent celebrities, with tributes pouring in from national figures like PM Modi.
Earlier, Justice Surya Kant was sworn in as the 53rd Chief Justice of India, a significant development in the judiciary. Coverage of Defence Minister Rajnath Singh's remarks on Sindh's potential return to India continued from the previous day, drawing a strong reaction from Pakistan. Separately, an Indian woman alleged harassment at Shanghai airport over China's claim on Arunachal Pradesh, leading to India issuing a strong demarche to China in the late afternoon. Additionally, an Ethiopian volcanic eruption impacted Indian flights, and Naxalites reportedly offered a collective surrender.
Earlier, Justice Surya Kant was sworn in as the 53rd Chief Justice of India, a significant development in the judiciary. Coverage of Defence Minister Rajnath Singh's remarks on Sindh's potential return to India continued from the previous day, drawing a strong reaction from Pakistan. Separately, an Indian woman alleged harassment at Shanghai airport over China's claim on Arunachal Pradesh, leading to India issuing a strong demarche to China in the late afternoon. Additionally, an Ethiopian volcanic eruption impacted Indian flights, and Naxalites reportedly offered a collective surrender.
Poland
•24.11.2025
•Monday
•6 days ago
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November 24 in Poland saw persistent focus on the evolving peace plan for Ukraine. Early reports highlighted an "improved peace plan" and ongoing negotiations. By late morning, discussions centered on the US proposal demanding Ukraine's capitulation and Europe's counter-proposal, with public opinion polled on Minister Żurek's actions. During the afternoon, Prime Minister Tusk stated a specific point concerning Poland had been removed or was unacceptable, while the ongoing arrests related to railway sabotage also received attention. By evening, reports indicated discussions between Trump and Xi, and Zelenskyy stating that the number of agreed points in the peace plan was now less than 28, suggesting a significant shift in the negotiations.
Spain
•24.11.2025
•Monday
•6 days ago
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Spanish media on November 24 focused on the Attorney General, García Ortiz, tendering his resignation following a Supreme Court conviction. This development, anticipated after previous days' discussions, became the dominant narrative by late morning, with the government initiating procedures to select a replacement. Prime Minister Sánchez praised Ortiz, while discussions around potential democratic fractures on the left continued. Concurrently, the Pujol family trial gained renewed attention throughout the day, with the Audiencia Nacional agreeing to a remote hearing for Jordi Pujol from his home, a decision that went against medical advice.
Turkey
•24.11.2025
•Monday
•6 days ago
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Turkish media on November 24th primarily focused on the parliamentary commission's visit to Abdullah Öcalan at İmralı Prison. In the morning, Medyascope reported the commission's expected visit, followed by President Erdoğan's comments where he linked the visit to accelerating "terror's end." This was a continuation of discussions from previous days about the potential visit. In the early afternoon, the Turkish Grand National Assembly Presidency officially announced that the commission had indeed visited İmralı, confirming that questions were asked and detailed statements obtained, with initial reports suggesting positive outcomes. This development was widely covered across various media outlets, including Bianet, Daily Sabah, Gerçek Gündem, and Medyascope, solidifying it as the day's dominant narrative. Later in the evening, reactions and further details began to emerge, with some outlets, like Bianet, confirming that the meeting with Öcalan was productive.
China
•24.11.2025
•Monday
•6 days ago
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On November 24, Chinese state media began the day with continued emphasis on rural revitalization and construction, often linking it to the "Fifteenth Five-Year Plan" and "Xi Jinping Thought," as seen in outlets like Beijing Daily and CCTV. Early afternoon reports shifted focus to President Xi Jinping's engagement with cultural development, including a micro-documentary series on world cultural heritage. However, the dominant narrative emerged in the mid-afternoon with extensive coverage of a telephone conversation between President Xi Jinping and US President Donald Trump. Chinese state media, including Xinhua and Global Times, highlighted discussions on the Taiwan question and the importance of Sino-US relations, portraying China's principled stance on the matter. This direct engagement between the two leaders became the central editorial priority.
Kenya
•24.11.2025
•Monday
•6 days ago
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Kenyan media on November 24, 2025, heavily focused on the Magarini by-election, with Deputy President Gachagua accusing the IEBC Vice Chair, Fahima Araphat, of malpractice and plotting to sabotage the election, as reported by Citizen, People Daily, and YNews Digital throughout the morning and early afternoon. Gachagua's dramatic campaign entrance in Narok, including evading police, also garnered significant attention (People Daily, Tuko, Nairobi Leo). The IEBC later dismissed Gachagua’s claims (Citizen).
Concurrently, President Ruto embarked on an international trip to Angola for AU–EU and reform summits, securing market access in Malaysia for farm exports (Capital FM, Citizen, Kenyans). Earlier in the day, the World Bank upgraded Kenya's economic outlook but also warned about forex reserves (Kenyans, The Kenya Times).
Concurrently, President Ruto embarked on an international trip to Angola for AU–EU and reform summits, securing market access in Malaysia for farm exports (Capital FM, Citizen, Kenyans). Earlier in the day, the World Bank upgraded Kenya's economic outlook but also warned about forex reserves (Kenyans, The Kenya Times).
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