November 26, 2025
US
•26.11.2025
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On November 26th, US media began with reports on President Trump's continued efforts to finalize a Ukraine peace deal and the administration's actions against lawmakers. Later, immigration issues gained prominence with a White House press secretary's relative detained by ICE.
By early afternoon, discussion shifted to the Ukraine peace deal, with Russia deeming a quick resolution premature. The latter half of the day, however, was dominated by the breaking news of a shooting incident near the White House, where two National Guard members were injured. Reports initially conflicted on their condition, with some outlets stating fatalities, later clarified as critical injuries. A suspect was taken into custody, and President Trump commented on the attacker. This incident overshadowed other stories, including the dismissal of the Georgia election interference case against Trump and his allies.
By early afternoon, discussion shifted to the Ukraine peace deal, with Russia deeming a quick resolution premature. The latter half of the day, however, was dominated by the breaking news of a shooting incident near the White House, where two National Guard members were injured. Reports initially conflicted on their condition, with some outlets stating fatalities, later clarified as critical injuries. A suspect was taken into custody, and President Trump commented on the attacker. This incident overshadowed other stories, including the dismissal of the Georgia election interference case against Trump and his allies.
Israel
•26.11.2025
•Wednesday
•4 days ago
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Israeli media extensively reported on the military's investigation into the October 7 events at Moshav Yated, highlighting local security teams' role in preventing a massacre despite IDF failures. Concurrently, the return and identification of fallen hostage Dror Or's body from Gaza, two years after his children's release, garnered significant coverage. As the day progressed, focus shifted to Chief of Staff Zamir's remarks, perceived as a direct rebuke to the political leadership, emphasizing the need for courageous leadership that acknowledges failure and avoids evasion. By evening, the shooting deaths of two US National Guardsmen near the White House also gained prominence.
Germany
•26.11.2025
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•4 days ago
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German media on November 26 began by focusing on Trump's Ukraine peace plan, noting shifting deadlines and alleged
France
•26.11.2025
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•4 days ago
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French media began the day continuing its focus on the US-proposed peace plan for Ukraine, with initial reports suggesting an American emissary advised the Kremlin on presenting the plan to Trump. Discussions around the 2026 budget, including a proposed "forced loan" from the wealthy, also gained traction. By late morning, attention shifted to the government's decision to file a lawsuit against AliExpress and Joom for allegedly selling "pedopornographic dolls".
The mid-afternoon was dominated by the definitive conviction of Nicolas Sarkozy in the Bygmalion affair, with the Court of Cassation rejecting his appeal, marking his second definitive conviction. Concurrently, Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu announced the suspension of the planned 2026 property tax increase, pending a new calculation method. The evening saw the failure of deputies and senators to agree on the Social Security budget, sending the text back to the National Assembly. Late at night, a shooting incident near the White House in Washington, where two National Guard military personnel were killed, became a major breaking story.
The mid-afternoon was dominated by the definitive conviction of Nicolas Sarkozy in the Bygmalion affair, with the Court of Cassation rejecting his appeal, marking his second definitive conviction. Concurrently, Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu announced the suspension of the planned 2026 property tax increase, pending a new calculation method. The evening saw the failure of deputies and senators to agree on the Social Security budget, sending the text back to the National Assembly. Late at night, a shooting incident near the White House in Washington, where two National Guard military personnel were killed, became a major breaking story.
Lebanon
•26.11.2025
•Wednesday
•4 days ago
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Lebanese media on November 26 continued to heavily feature discussions surrounding the assassination of Hezbollah commander Haytham Ali Tabtabai and the implications for potential retaliation, with many outlets highlighting ongoing diplomatic efforts to prevent escalation. In the early afternoon, a significant development occurred with the signing of a maritime border demarcation agreement between Lebanon and Cyprus. This agreement was widely reported as a strategic gain for Lebanon, facilitating resource exploration. Concurrently, reports indicated an Israeli ultimatum to Hezbollah regarding disarmament by year-end, threatening strong action in Lebanon. By evening, diplomatic warnings from French, Saudi, and Egyptian sources underscored concerns about the potential for war to impact the Lebanese state.
Ukraine
•26.11.2025
•Wednesday
•4 days ago
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Ukrainian media focused on the evolving controversy surrounding Trump's peace plan. Early reports detailed the plan's potential Russian origins, with allegations of a Witkoff-Kremlin collaboration to present it as a US initiative. Trump downplayed the plan as merely a "map, concept," refusing a deadline for Ukraine and stating he would only meet Zelenskyy and Putin once a deal was reached. Later, the "Witkoff-Ushakov tapes" were scrutinized, with accusations that Russian proposals became part of the US plan and concerns that the initial plan lacked Russian obligations. Russia was also accused of sabotaging the plan by leaking conversations. Concurrently, Zelenskyy ordered a fair distribution of military personnel among brigades.
Palestine
•26.11.2025
•Wednesday
•4 days ago
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Palestinian media on November 26 extensively covered a broad Israeli military operation in Tubas and the northern West Bank, with reports of incursions, home demolitions, and efforts to displace Palestinians. Concurrently, discussions continued regarding a new proposal concerning Hamas's weapons, as detailed in Cairo meetings about Gaza, with Hamas rejecting the term “disarmament.” By early afternoon, focus shifted to the rising death toll in Gaza, with updated casualty figures approaching 70,000, and reports of humanitarian concerns due to winter rains. Later in the day, media detailed Israeli military preparations for demolition and reconstruction in Rafah, including plans for a “humanitarian city,” while Hamas called for mediators to intervene regarding besieged tunnels.
UK
•26.11.2025
•Wednesday
•4 days ago
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UK media on November 26 extensively covered Rachel Reeves' Budget. The morning brought anticipation of tax hikes, with reports of widespread public anger and a focus on potential impacts on various sectors. By late morning, the primary development became the unexpected leak of Budget details by the Office for Budget Responsibility, revealing a £26-30 billion tax raid before Reeves' official speech. This leak dominated headlines throughout the afternoon, with outlets detailing income tax threshold freezes, changes to benefit caps, and new levies on property and pensions. Simultaneously, discussions continued regarding a US-backed Ukraine peace plan, with Russia reportedly welcoming 'aspects' of the deal, and concerns raised by the EU about unilateral actions.
Iran
•26.11.2025
•Wednesday
•4 days ago
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Iranian media on November 26 began the day focused on President Trump's efforts to finalize a peace plan for Ukraine, with his envoy set to meet Russian President Putin. Concurrently, reports addressed Iran's nuclear program and the country's deepening water crisis. By midday, reports confirmed the Pedeshkian government's affirmation of Supreme Leader Khamenei's directives on hijab, based on an intelligence ministry report. However, the dominant story throughout the afternoon and evening became the public's anger and protests over the government's decision to increase gasoline prices, with some reports detailing compensation through vouchers. Later in the evening, Iran International reported on the failed Quds Force operation against Israeli embassies in Senegal and Uganda, while Iranian officials asserted that the country's missile capabilities have no geographical limits. Foreign Minister Araghchi's talks in France regarding nuclear negotiations also continued to receive attention.
Russia
•26.11.2025
•Wednesday
•4 days ago
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Russian media maintained its focus on the Ukraine peace plan. Morning reports confirmed Trump's envoy, Witkoff, would visit Moscow next week to meet Putin to finalize a deal, despite earlier Kyiv refusals to withdraw from Donbas. Discussions also revolved around alleged leaks of phone calls involving presidential aide Ushakov and the US plan's details, with Ushakov denying their authenticity and calling them attempts to derail negotiations. Russia stated it would not make concessions. Later, the EU was reported to be preparing legal justification for using Russian assets. Putin's official visit to Kyrgyzstan was also highlighted, and reports emerged of a reported coup attempt in Guinea-Bissau.
Italy
•26.11.2025
•Wednesday
•4 days ago
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Italian media on November 26 initially continued to focus on the evolving Ukraine peace negotiations, with President Trump expressing optimism about an imminent agreement following Zelensky's reported acceptance of a US-brokered plan. However, Moscow's reception remained cautious or a refusal, and von der Leyen indicated no signs of Russia desiring an end to the conflict.
By early afternoon, attention shifted domestically to the government's budget maneuver and the controversial 'ddl consenso' (consent law), with Salvini notably rejecting it due to concerns about its discretionary nature and potential for personal vendettas. Concurrently, the definitive conviction of Nicolas Sarkozy in the "Bygmalion" case, sentencing him to one year in prison, also received prominent coverage.
Later in the day, the primary editorial focus abruptly shifted to a shooting incident near the White House. Reports initially indicated two National Guard members were injured, but by evening, these reports were updated to confirm their deaths and the arrest of a suspect. President Trump's strong reaction to the event was also highlighted.
By early afternoon, attention shifted domestically to the government's budget maneuver and the controversial 'ddl consenso' (consent law), with Salvini notably rejecting it due to concerns about its discretionary nature and potential for personal vendettas. Concurrently, the definitive conviction of Nicolas Sarkozy in the "Bygmalion" case, sentencing him to one year in prison, also received prominent coverage.
Later in the day, the primary editorial focus abruptly shifted to a shooting incident near the White House. Reports initially indicated two National Guard members were injured, but by evening, these reports were updated to confirm their deaths and the arrest of a suspect. President Trump's strong reaction to the event was also highlighted.
Japan
•26.11.2025
•Wednesday
•4 days ago
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Japanese media on November 26, 2025, focused heavily on Prime Minister Takaichi's first party debate. In the morning, Takaichi addressed her remarks on Taiwan, stating she was not in a position to recognize Taiwan's legal status, and emphasized the need for dialogue with China to build comprehensive relations. This continued a consistent theme of diplomatic tensions with China. Concurrently, three major shipping companies partnered with shipbuilding giants to develop next-generation ships, aiming to revitalize the domestic industry against Chinese and Korean competition. Other news included a surge in the Nikkei stock average and a former pop group member's apology for a compliance breach.
Netherlands
•26.11.2025
•Wednesday
•4 days ago
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Dutch media on November 26 reported a shooting incident near the White House in Washington D.C. Early reports in the evening indicated National Guard members were injured and a suspect apprehended, leading to a lockdown (NRC, RTL Nieuws).
As the evening progressed, the situation intensified, with some outlets stating two National Guard soldiers had died (NRC, Reformatorisch Dagblad, NOS), while others continued to report them in critical condition after being ambushed (AD.nl, RTL Nieuws). Separately, the death toll from the Hong Kong flat fires continued to escalate throughout the day, reaching 36 dead and 279 missing by evening (AD.nl, NOS, RTL Nieuws).
As the evening progressed, the situation intensified, with some outlets stating two National Guard soldiers had died (NRC, Reformatorisch Dagblad, NOS), while others continued to report them in critical condition after being ambushed (AD.nl, RTL Nieuws). Separately, the death toll from the Hong Kong flat fires continued to escalate throughout the day, reaching 36 dead and 279 missing by evening (AD.nl, NOS, RTL Nieuws).
India
•26.11.2025
•Wednesday
•4 days ago
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The day's dominant narrative shifted early morning to India's significant cricket defeat to South Africa in the Guwahati Test, resulting in a 0-2 series whitewash. Discussions quickly escalated to calls for the coach and selector to be sacked following another home series loss. Separately, Constitution Day celebrations continued, with President Murmu's address and PM Modi's letter emphasizing democratic duties. By late morning, the focus expanded to India being awarded the hosting rights for the 2030 Commonwealth Games in Ahmedabad. Concurrently, India responded sharply to Pakistan's remarks on the Ram Temple flag-hoisting, reiterating that Pakistan had no moral standing to comment on such matters.
Poland
•26.11.2025
•Wednesday
•4 days ago
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Polish media on November 26 began the day focusing on Russia's peace plan presented to Trump's team and ongoing security concerns, with calls to prepare for a 'Russian tsunami'.
By late morning, attention shifted to the appointment of a new metropolitan bishop in Krakow and reports of a tragic incident in Wrocław involving a kidnapped man's death. Concurrently, an incident at Vilnius airport where a Polish LOT plane skidded off the runway also garnered significant coverage.
In the evening, Polish media heavily focused on a shooting incident near the White House in Washington, D.C., where two National Guard soldiers were reported killed. This event dominated headlines across multiple news outlets.
By late morning, attention shifted to the appointment of a new metropolitan bishop in Krakow and reports of a tragic incident in Wrocław involving a kidnapped man's death. Concurrently, an incident at Vilnius airport where a Polish LOT plane skidded off the runway also garnered significant coverage.
In the evening, Polish media heavily focused on a shooting incident near the White House in Washington, D.C., where two National Guard soldiers were reported killed. This event dominated headlines across multiple news outlets.
Spain
•26.11.2025
•Wednesday
•4 days ago
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Spanish media on November 26 began the day with continued coverage of Teresa Peramato's proposed appointment as Attorney General and nationwide demonstrations against gender violence. By late morning, the Judicial Power unanimously approved Peramato's appointment. The afternoon saw the Audiencia Nacional order the PSOE to provide records of all cash payments made between 2017 and 2024. This development was significantly overshadowed by Ábalos's assertion of a secret 2018 meeting between Sánchez and Otegi. As the day progressed, Ábalos further escalated by accusing Yolanda Díaz of using her official residence for unauthorized guests, with his anticipated prison entry looming. International news also featured prominently with reports of a shooting near the White House.
Turkey
•26.11.2025
•Wednesday
•4 days ago
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Turkish media reported extensively on the National Security Council (MGK) meeting on November 26th. The morning saw continued discussions on the İmralı visit and domestic political developments, including a reported Trump directive for a meeting with Putin (Aydinlik) and an alleged 'betrayal' from an Arab country towards Turkey (Yeni Akit). In the early afternoon, President Erdoğan made various statements (Gerçek Gündem, Yeni Akit), and international attention focused on Israel's operations in the West Bank (Daily Sabah). By the late afternoon and evening, the MGK meeting concluded with a strong message emphasizing a "Terror-Free Turkey" (Aydinlik, Daily Sabah, Gerçek Gündem, Milliyet, Yeni Akit), solidifying it as the day's dominant narrative. Judicial news also included journalist Fatih Altaylı's sentencing (Medyascope) and a police officer's violent act (Milliyet).
China
•26.11.2025
•Wednesday
•4 days ago
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Chinese state media initially focused on President Xi Jinping's message for the International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People, advocating for a ceasefire and two-state solution, a narrative consistently reported across various state outlets in the morning. This diplomatic emphasis continued alongside mentions of China's influence and ties with Tonga.
As the day progressed, a major fire in Tai Po, Hong Kong, became a prominent story, with reports detailing multiple fatalities and injuries, and the blaze escalating to a maximum threat level. By the afternoon, President Xi extended condolences over the Hong Kong fire, urging all-out rescue efforts, a development heavily covered by both state and local media.
As the day progressed, a major fire in Tai Po, Hong Kong, became a prominent story, with reports detailing multiple fatalities and injuries, and the blaze escalating to a maximum threat level. By the afternoon, President Xi extended condolences over the Hong Kong fire, urging all-out rescue efforts, a development heavily covered by both state and local media.
Kenya
•26.11.2025
•Wednesday
•4 days ago
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Kenyan media on November 26, 2025, focused heavily on the withdrawal of security details for Governor Natembeya and Senator Boni Khalwale. Early reports from Capital FM and Citizen highlighted Natembeya's security recall following chaos in Kabuchai, with later reports confirming Khalwale's security withdrawal as well (Citizen, People Daily). This development was linked to concerns about election interference and violence ahead of upcoming by-elections, with CS Murkomen defending the recall and warning against voter intimidation (Nairobi Leo, Capital FM, Eastleigh Voice). The Malava by-election remained a key topic, with ongoing bribery claims and discussions of political battlegrounds (YNews Digital, The Kenya Times). Separately, the Attorney General advised stopping the Ksh.50 eCitizen convenience fee (Citizen, TV47 Digital, Eastleigh Voice).
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