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đź“…December 7, 2025 at 1:00 PM
Global politics is dominated by intensified Ukraine-Russia conflict, critical peace talks, Iran's human rights protests, Tanzania's election unrest, and calls for justice at the Doha Forum.
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Doha Forum Highlights Urgency of Justice and Global Inequality

The Doha Forum 2025 opened emphasizing justice in action and addressing the divide between the global North and South. Key figures like Bill Gates called for continued progress and announced upcoming major partnerships and funding initiatives to tackle systemic inequalitiesSource 1.

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Russia Intensifies Missile and Drone Strikes on Ukraine

Russian forces launched 704 missile and drone attacks targeting Ukrainian railways, energy infrastructure, and military facilities, severely damaging critical assets including the Chornobyl Nuclear Power Plant. Ukraine maintains defensive positions amid logistical challenges, as diplomatic talks with the US continueSource 2.

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Ukraine and US Negotiators Emphasize Conditions for Peace Talks

Discussions between US and Ukrainian officials concluded with focus on Russia's commitment for genuine long-term peace. Security arrangements and post-war reconstruction support remain priorities. Ukrainian leadership stresses the necessity of a ceasefire for a just resolutionSource 2Source 4.

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Russia Seeks Labor Support from India Amid Ongoing Conflict

To address labor shortages, Russia signed an agreement with India for worker mobility, potentially allowing unlimited Indian workers in several sectors. Talks also include local production of drones in India, indicating deepening cooperation despite sanctions and conflictSource 2.

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Iranian Protests Condemn Surge in Executions and Demand Regime Change

International rallies, including in Copenhagen, Sydney, Cologne, and Hamburg, condemned the Iranian regime's increased use of the death penalty against political prisoners. Supporters of the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran called for freedom and highlighted ongoing human rights abusesSource 5.

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Tanzania Faces Potential Nationwide Unrest Following Contested Election

The US issued a security alert anticipating large protests on December 9 in Tanzania, citing potential curfews, internet blackouts, and travel disruptions. The alert follows disputed October election results, raising concerns about political volatility and prompting a US reassessment of bilateral relationsSource 6.

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Europe Promises 'Reassurance Force' to Support Ukraine's Military Recovery

European leaders have backed the creation of a 'reassurance force' to help rebuild Ukraine’s war-weary army after the conflict. Questions remain about how this will impact diplomatic relations with Russia and the long-term security framework in the regionSource 4.

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Donald Trump's Ukraine Peace Plan Evolves Ahead of High-Level Talks

Amid ongoing peace negotiations, a Cabinet minister noted that Trump’s 28-point Ukraine peace plan has evolved since its initial presentation. Upcoming talks involving leaders from the UK, Ukraine, France, and Germany are expected to address these developmentsSource 4.

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African Union Reaffirms Zero Tolerance for Unconstitutional Government Changes

In a statement, the AU Chairperson reiterated the organization's firm stance against any unconstitutional change of government across Africa, emphasizing commitment to democratic processes regardless of context or justificationSource 7.

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Kremlin Demands 'Radical Changes' Amidst Peace Talk Efforts

The Kremlin continues to push for significant changes in Ukrainian negotiations as Russia sustains military pressure, including strikes on critical infrastructure. US envoy Keith Kellogg suggests the peace process is close to a breakthrough but acknowledges persistent difficult issues, especially concerning territory and guaranteesSource 4Source 2.