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đź“…December 11, 2025 at 1:00 PM
Global politics in December 2025 is marked by Ukraine's revised peace efforts, China-Russia military patrols, Trump's diplomatic shifts, escalating conflicts, and rising political risks worldwide.
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Ukraine Submits Revised Peace Plan to the US Amid Intensified Diplomacy

Ukraine has presented a revised peace plan to the United States, proposing significant compromises including territorial concessions in exchange for security guarantees, as diplomatic efforts to end the conflict with Russia intensifySource 2Source 3.

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China and Russia Conduct Joint Bomber Patrol Near Japan and South Korea

China and Russia have carried out joint strategic bomber patrols near Japan and South Korea, demonstrating their military cooperation and determination to address regional security challenges, raising concerns in the Asia-PacificSource 2Source 10.

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Donald Trump Reshapes Global Political Order with New Alliances

Donald Trump is actively transforming America's foreign relations by renegotiating alliances and engaging closely with Chinese President Xi Jinping, including high-tech exports and planning multiple meetings in 2026, signaling a shift in global power dynamics away from traditional Western alliancesSource 3Source 9.

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US Passes $900 Billion National Defense Authorization Act

The US Congress has passed a $900 billion defense spending bill strengthening military capabilities and national security as global tensions escalate, reflecting continued focus on defense amid complex geopolitical challengesSource 1.

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Global Political Risk Index Hits Record High in 2025

According to Coface, the global political and social risk index reached a historic peak of 41.1% in 2025, driven mainly by the Ukraine-Russia war and Israel-Gaza conflicts, alongside rising violent social unrest impacting regional stability and global marketsSource 4.

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UN Security Council Highlights Afghanistan-Pakistan Tensions and Humanitarian Impact

The UN Security Council briefing emphasized escalating cross-border conflicts and airstrikes between Afghanistan and Pakistan involving the TTP, impacting civilian safety and trade routes, while urging dialogue and ceasefire adherence for regional stabilitySource 6.

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European Protests and Political Turmoil with Bulgaria’s Opposition Rallying Against Government

Tens of thousands protested against Bulgaria’s ruling coalition, reflecting broader political unrest across Europe amid governmental challenges and social dissatisfactionSource 5Source 7.

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Japan's Military Build-Up and China’s Response on Regional Security Concerns

Japan has accelerated its military expansion by revising its pacifist constitution and exploring collective self-defense capabilities, prompting official Chinese condemnations regarding regional peace and stability risksSource 10.

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US-Japan-South Korea Trilateral Cooperation Faces Uncertainties Due to Leadership Changes

Recent political changes in the US, Japan, and South Korea have created uncertainties about the future of trilateral cooperation initially agreed upon in 2023, complicating security collaboration in Northeast AsiaSource 12.

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Venezuelan Nobel Laureate MarĂ­a Corina Machado Declines Attendance at Peace Ceremony

Venezuelan opposition leader and Nobel laureate MarĂ­a Corina Machado will not attend the Nobel ceremony, with her daughter representing her, amidst ongoing political tensions in VenezuelaSource 2Source 5.