November 29, 2025
US
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US media continued its intense focus on the D.C. National Guard shooting. In the morning, reports detailed President Trump's order to pause asylum decisions and his vow to permanently halt immigration from "impoverished countries," alongside coverage of his termination of executive orders signed by Biden via autopen. Concurrently, Trump's pardon of former Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernández began to gain traction.
Later in the day, the declaration of Venezuelan airspace as closed by President Trump, citing rising tensions over drug strikes, became a prominent story. Discussions around a Trump peace plan for Ukraine persisted, with some Ukrainian soldiers viewing it as capitulation while others hoped for peace, amid reports of the plan's potential financial motives.
The day concluded with continued heavy focus on the Venezuelan airspace closure, the ongoing National Guard shooting, and an Afghan national arrested for a TikTok bomb threat, linked to Biden's resettlement program by conservative outlets.
Later in the day, the declaration of Venezuelan airspace as closed by President Trump, citing rising tensions over drug strikes, became a prominent story. Discussions around a Trump peace plan for Ukraine persisted, with some Ukrainian soldiers viewing it as capitulation while others hoped for peace, amid reports of the plan's potential financial motives.
The day concluded with continued heavy focus on the Venezuelan airspace closure, the ongoing National Guard shooting, and an Afghan national arrested for a TikTok bomb threat, linked to Biden's resettlement program by conservative outlets.
Israel
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Israeli media extensively covered new revelations regarding the Air Force's failure to engage effectively on October 7th, with reports emerging in the late afternoon and evening detailing that aircraft remained on the ground for nearly three hours while militants operated (Mako, n12, Israel Hayom). Concurrently, the parliamentary struggle to pass the conscription law continued throughout the day, with efforts to secure a majority and address legal challenges, including potential engagement with Ra'am, being highlighted (Maariv, n12, kikar). Earlier, in the morning and early afternoon, attention remained on the ongoing Israeli-Syrian tensions, alongside US President Trump's warning about closing Venezuelan airspace (jerusalem post, Ynet, n12, i24NEWS). The fate of the remaining hostages in Gaza also continued to be a focus, with calls from families for their return (now14, times, Davar, 13tv).
Germany
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German media on November 29 was overwhelmingly dominated by the founding of the AfD's new youth organization, "Generation Deutschland," in Gießen. Early reports focused on significant protests, road blockades, and clashes between demonstrators and police. The intensity of these events led to discussions throughout the morning about whether the AfD should be banned and the appropriate way to engage with the far-right.
By early afternoon, the protests continued, with water cannons deployed and demonstrators attempting to breach police lines to block the event. Despite these efforts, the "Generation Deutschland" organization was officially founded, and its chairman, Jean-Pascal Hohm, was elected. The day concluded with continued reports on the clashes and the AfD's attempt to cultivate its image amidst the unrest.
By early afternoon, the protests continued, with water cannons deployed and demonstrators attempting to breach police lines to block the event. Despite these efforts, the "Generation Deutschland" organization was officially founded, and its chairman, Jean-Pascal Hohm, was elected. The day concluded with continued reports on the clashes and the AfD's attempt to cultivate its image amidst the unrest.
France
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The grounding of 6,000 Airbus A320 aircraft due to a software vulnerability to solar radiation continued to dominate French media, with Air France anticipating a progressive return to normal by Sunday. The resignation of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky's chief of staff, Andriy Yermak, amid corruption allegations, also remained a prominent topic, with reports now linking it to US pressure for a peace agreement with Russia. Ukraine's dispatch of negotiators to the United States to discuss Donald Trump's peace plan was also widely covered, as was Ukraine's claim of attacks on two Russian "ghost fleet" oil tankers in the Black Sea. Later in the day, the upcoming reception of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky by Emmanuel Macron in Paris on Monday became a central focus. Concurrently, Jordan Bardella was reportedly assaulted during a book signing in Tarn-et-Garonne, leading to an arrest and a police complaint.
Lebanon
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Lebanese media on November 29 predominantly focused on the impending papal visit, initially framing it as an opportunity for unity amidst ongoing tensions and reports of Israeli airstrikes in southern Lebanon. Discussions in the morning revolved around the Pope's messages of peace and calls for Christian unity. By late morning, Hezbollah issued a message to Pope Lawoon, emphasizing coexistence. Concurrently, reports indicated tightening security measures for the visit, including traffic restrictions in Beirut and Mount Lebanon. In the afternoon, Israeli officials were reported to be adjusting military procedures in light of the Pope's visit, even as new Israeli threats against Lebanon, specifically targeting new areas, emerged. Lebanon's maritime borders and alleged US efforts to weaken Hezbollah through Venezuela also remained in discussion.
Ukraine
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Ukrainian media prominently featured widespread Russian missile and drone attacks on Kyiv and surrounding areas, leading to casualties, including fatalities and injuries, along with power outages throughout the early morning. This continued from previous days' focus on the resignation of Andriy Yermak following corruption raids, though his situation and alleged front-line deployment were still mentioned by some outlets.
Later in the day, the focus shifted to Ukraine's counter-actions, specifically SBU drones striking Russian "shadow fleet" oil tankers in the Black Sea. Concurrently, discussions emerged about changes to Ukraine's defense plan and the appointment of a new delegation, led by Umerov, for peace negotiations in the US. By late evening, renewed Russian drone attacks on Vyshhorod in the Kyiv region again dominated headlines, reporting fires and destruction.
Later in the day, the focus shifted to Ukraine's counter-actions, specifically SBU drones striking Russian "shadow fleet" oil tankers in the Black Sea. Concurrently, discussions emerged about changes to Ukraine's defense plan and the appointment of a new delegation, led by Umerov, for peace negotiations in the US. By late evening, renewed Russian drone attacks on Vyshhorod in the Kyiv region again dominated headlines, reporting fires and destruction.
Palestine
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Palestinian media on November 29 opened with reports on ongoing Israeli military operations in Tubas, with new casualties and injuries. Hezbollah vowed retaliation for a targeted killing in Beirut. The morning saw extensive coverage of airstrikes and demolitions across Gaza and the West Bank, alongside reports of two children martyred in an Israeli raid east of Khan Yunis. This continued into the early afternoon, with discussions on systematic displacement efforts in Jerusalem and the deteriorating humanitarian crisis in Gaza, marked by UNICEF warnings on child malnutrition and winter conditions. The late afternoon and evening shifted focus to widespread condemnation of Israeli actions in the West Bank and the aftermath of the Israeli withdrawal from Tubas after a four-day operation, highlighting the destruction left behind.
UK
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November 29 saw UK media primarily focused on Rachel Reeves and the Budget. Morning reports detailed a major Airbus A320 recall due to a software issue linked to solar radiation, causing global flight disruptions. However, by late morning and throughout the afternoon, the narrative shifted intensely to Reeves, with increasing pressure for her resignation over alleged "tax lies" and a "
£21bn black hole" in the Budget. Labour's largest donor and voters joined calls for her to step down, with No 10 admitting the Prime Minister also knew about the financial discrepancies. Concurrently, the new 'Your Party' launch generated controversy, marked by internal "witch hunt" accusations and member expulsions.
Iran
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Iranian media on November 29 began by focusing on a former CENTCOM commander's statement about increased US military presence in the Caribbean to pressure Iran. Concurrently, US immigration policies, including a halt to visa issuance for those with Afghan passports, and Trump's pardon of the former Honduran president, were reported. By mid-morning, reports emerged of Iran's navy strengthening with a new base and a rebuilt destroyer, alongside escalating Israeli threats against the West Bank. In the afternoon, the dominant story became President Trump's declaration of a "no-fly zone" around Venezuela, which state-affiliated media condemned as a US action against the Maduro government. Throughout the day, domestic economic issues, such as soaring inflation and gasoline price adjustments, continued to be discussed. Later in the evening, Iran denied missile attacks on Iraq's Kurdistan region, and renewed its condemnation of Trump's Venezuela policy.
Russia
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Russian media continued its focus on the dismissal of Ukrainian presidential aide Yermak, with reports of him going to the front and allegations of corruption within Zelensky's government. Negotiations between Putin and Hungarian Prime Minister Orban were described as successful. The narrative shifted to extensive Ukrainian drone attacks across Russian regions, including a fire at an oil refinery in the Krasnodar region. Subsequently, the FSB reported foiling a Ukrainian-planned terrorist attack on a gas pipeline in the Moscow region, alongside attacks on the Caspian Pipeline Consortium's terminal, halting oil shipments, and a second attack on a tanker in the Black Sea. President Trump's announcement of closing Venezuelan airspace also received significant coverage, with some outlets reporting on potential Putin-Trump talks in Budapest.
Italy
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Italian media on November 29 reported a heavy Russian drone attack on Kyiv and initial coverage of Airbus grounding A320s globally due to solar radiation concerns. Early morning saw the resignation of Andriy Yermak, Zelensky's chief of staff, amid a corruption scandal. This story evolved throughout the day, with Rustem Umerov named as his replacement and Yermak's reported statements of disgust and intent to go to the front. Simultaneously, the grounding of Airbus A320s remained a significant focus, with details emerging about potential solar radiation damage impacting thousands of flights. By late afternoon, attention also turned to President Trump's declaration of Venezuelan airspace as closed, alongside ongoing discussions about the previous day's attack on La Stampa and the broader political reactions to it.
Japan
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On November 29, 2025, Japanese media continued to highlight the Tokyo High Court's ruling upholding the ban on same-sex marriage, drawing strong reactions from plaintiffs (Huffington Post Japan). Early reports also noted up to 70% of toilets were out of order at Haneda airport's Terminal 2 (Kyodo News English). As the day progressed, news focused on a record net influx of foreign residents to Tokyo in 2024 (Kyodo News English), alongside the Foreign Ministry's efforts to counter Chinese propaganda on social media (Yahoo News Japan). Diplomatic tensions with China also appeared in reports of a Japanese "One Piece" singer's performance being stopped in Shanghai (Kyodo News English). Separately, ANA canceled numerous domestic flights due to an Airbus software problem (Kyodo News English).
Netherlands
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Dutch media on November 29 reported extensively on US President Trump's declaration of Venezuelan airspace as "closed" (NOS, NRC, RTL Nieuws, de Volkskrant). Early afternoon reports detailed the potential reasons for Trump to escalate attacks on land, amidst a broader psychological war against Venezuelan leader Maduro (NRC). This marks a significant shift from previous days' focus on the US National Guard casualties and Ukrainian political developments. By evening, Venezuela reacted strongly, calling Trump's warning a "colonial threat" (NOS, RTL Nieuws, AD.nl).
Concurrently, reports continued on the health risks of counterfeit oxycodone pills, with eight deaths linked to them and a second webshop facing legal action (AD.nl, NOS, RTL Nieuws). Earlier in the day, the US immigration service temporarily halted asylum applications following an attack on the National Guard.
Concurrently, reports continued on the health risks of counterfeit oxycodone pills, with eight deaths linked to them and a second webshop facing legal action (AD.nl, NOS, RTL Nieuws). Earlier in the day, the US immigration service temporarily halted asylum applications following an attack on the National Guard.
India
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Indian media focused heavily on the ongoing political dynamics within Karnataka's Congress party. In the morning, Chief Minister Siddaramaiah hosted Deputy CM D.K. Shivakumar for a breakfast meeting, aiming to resolve their public dispute over leadership, following directives from the high command. Both leaders subsequently held a joint press conference, asserting unity and denying any existing or future differences. This move was consistently framed by various outlets as an attempt to project a united front.
Concurrently, the grounding of Airbus A320 aircraft due to solar radiation impacting flight control emerged as a significant development. The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) banned certain A320 flights until mandatory safety updates were completed, leading to widespread flight disruptions and advisories from Indian airlines.
Internationally, the humanitarian crisis in Sri Lanka intensified due to Cyclone Ditwah, with the death toll rising and India providing relief aid. News of a Ukrainian drone attack on a Russian tanker in the Black Sea also received notable coverage.
Concurrently, the grounding of Airbus A320 aircraft due to solar radiation impacting flight control emerged as a significant development. The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) banned certain A320 flights until mandatory safety updates were completed, leading to widespread flight disruptions and advisories from Indian airlines.
Internationally, the humanitarian crisis in Sri Lanka intensified due to Cyclone Ditwah, with the death toll rising and India providing relief aid. News of a Ukrainian drone attack on a Russian tanker in the Black Sea also received notable coverage.
Poland
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Polish media on November 29 began with reports of Poland scrambling fighter jets in response to Russian drone and missile attacks on Ukraine, a recurring theme from previous days. Concurrently, the leaked German war plan and political analyses on Donald Tusk's support drew attention. In the early afternoon, media shifted focus to an urgent appeal from Donald Trump regarding Venezuela's airspace, following reports of Ukraine's Black Sea attack. By late afternoon, a helicopter crash in Podkarpacie, resulting in fatalities, became the dominant story across numerous outlets, with detailed reports continuing into the evening. The day concluded with renewed discussions on US-Russia talks, characterized by some as a "smokescreen."
Spain
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November 29 saw a shift in Spanish media focus. While the "Ábalos case" and government instability continued to be covered in the morning, with Ábalos's first prison day and Feijóo's push for a no-confidence motion, new developments emerged. Concurrently, reports on African swine fever in Catalonia gained prominence, with several new cases and governmental efforts to mitigate impact.
By early afternoon, attention decisively moved to international news: President Trump announced the total closure of Venezuelan airspace, citing an escalating military situation. This rapidly became the dominant story, with subsequent reports detailing Maduro's denouncement of the move as a "colonialist threat" throughout the evening. Domestic discussions also touched on political responsibility within the government and the fight against the far-right.
By early afternoon, attention decisively moved to international news: President Trump announced the total closure of Venezuelan airspace, citing an escalating military situation. This rapidly became the dominant story, with subsequent reports detailing Maduro's denouncement of the move as a "colonialist threat" throughout the evening. Domestic discussions also touched on political responsibility within the government and the fight against the far-right.
Turkey
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The CHP's 39th Ordinary Congress dominated Turkish media on November 29th. Morning reports focused on Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu's 'challenge' and the congress's second day. By early afternoon, General Chairman Özgür Özel responded to Kılıçdaroğlu's criticisms, declaring it the party's last congress in opposition. Later in the afternoon, Özel was re-elected General Chairman, cementing the party's direction.
Concurrently, Pope Leo XIV's visit continued to garner significant international attention, with his meeting with Patriarch Bartholomew in Fener being closely followed. This diplomatic and religious engagement remained a consistent, albeit secondary, theme throughout the day's coverage.
Concurrently, Pope Leo XIV's visit continued to garner significant international attention, with his meeting with Patriarch Bartholomew in Fener being closely followed. This diplomatic and religious engagement remained a consistent, albeit secondary, theme throughout the day's coverage.
China
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Chinese state media started the day emphasizing President Xi Jinping's call for volunteerism. By early morning, a significant shift occurred with extensive coverage of Xi's directives on strengthening long-term mechanisms for cyberspace governance to maintain a "clean and upright" internet environment. This focus intensified throughout the day, appearing across numerous state-affiliated outlets. Concurrently, Hong Kong media continued its extensive reporting on the aftermath of the Tai Po fire, with a three-day mourning period beginning, discussions around technical controversies, and later, reports of arrests related to the disaster and debates about systemic failures. This dual focus on internal governance and the Hong Kong crisis defined the day's editorial landscape.
Kenya
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Kenyan media on November 29, 2025, continued to focus on the aftermath of recent by-elections. Morning reports highlighted internal party tensions within UDA (Nairobi Leo) and the weakening of the opposition (Daily Nation) following the by-election losses. Civil society groups also raised concerns about 2027 election readiness due to the chaotic by-elections (Eastleigh Voice).
Later in the day, attention shifted to government reshuffles and new appointments by President Ruto (Kenyans, The Kenya Times), alongside persistent analyses of the by-election outcomes, including Didmus Barasa's comments on shifted Bungoma politics (People Daily). Political scrutiny continued into the evening, with discussions around Gachagua's influence in Mt Kenya politics (Citizen) and Martha Karua's warnings against vote-buying (TV47 Digital). The Odinga family remained in the spotlight, with Oburu Odinga's Dubai trip raising speculation (Kenyans) and Raila Odinga Jr. announcing Beryl's final resting place (People Daily), bringing family farewells to the forefront.
Later in the day, attention shifted to government reshuffles and new appointments by President Ruto (Kenyans, The Kenya Times), alongside persistent analyses of the by-election outcomes, including Didmus Barasa's comments on shifted Bungoma politics (People Daily). Political scrutiny continued into the evening, with discussions around Gachagua's influence in Mt Kenya politics (Citizen) and Martha Karua's warnings against vote-buying (TV47 Digital). The Odinga family remained in the spotlight, with Oburu Odinga's Dubai trip raising speculation (Kenyans) and Raila Odinga Jr. announcing Beryl's final resting place (People Daily), bringing family farewells to the forefront.
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