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US President Donald Trump says he has a “duty” to sue a British broadcaster for editing a section of his 6 January 2021 speech in a Panorama documentary. Speaking to Fox News, he said the edit “butchered” his words and “misled” viewers. This is his first public comment since his lawyers warned of a $1 billion lawsuit unless the organisation retracts the programme, apologises, and pays damages. Trump claims viewers were deceived In an interview on The Ingraham Angle, Trump confirmed he plans to pursue legal action. “Well, I guess I have to,” he said. “They deceived the public, and…

China’s rural areas saw a significant rise in cultural and sports activities in 2024, reshaping community life and local culture. A report published on November 11, 2025, revealed that over 2.2 million events were organized nationwide in rural regions. The initiatives reached more than 70% of farmers, providing opportunities for engagement in sports competitions, artistic performances, and cultural festivals. Officials noted that these events strengthened social cohesion and promoted active participation in community life. Activities included traditional music and dance, local sports tournaments, and educational workshops, highlighting both cultural heritage and contemporary recreational trends. The programs also fostered intergenerational connections…

The Chinese government announced new measures to encourage private investment in the country’s core energy infrastructure, signaling a push to strengthen market participation and revitalize the economy. Under the new policy, private firms will be allowed to take larger shareholdings in key projects, including over 10 % and up to 20 % in some nuclear power ventures. Hydropower and cross-regional power transmission projects will also see expanded private involvement. Analysts said the move is designed to energize private capital in sectors that have traditionally been dominated by state-owned enterprises. “Allowing private firms to hold larger stakes deepens market forces and can help…

The United States Senate has approved a key funding bill that could end the nation’s longest government shutdown within days. The measure passed late on Monday with a 60-40 vote, backed by nearly all Republicans and eight Democrats. The deal ensures government funding through the end of January. The bill now moves to the House of Representatives, where lawmakers must approve it before President Donald Trump can sign it into law. Trump said earlier on Monday that he was ready to support the measure. The breakthrough followed weekend negotiations between both parties to restart government operations and bring federal employees…

Record Capital Flows Highlight Shift in StrategySince 2019, European startups have received close to €33 billion from Japanese investors, according to a Dealroom and NordicNinja report. The inflow reflects a deliberate strategy by Japanese venture funds and corporate investors to seek faster growth and access to cutting-edge technology beyond their home market. Europe’s vibrant startup landscape and strong research networks have positioned it as a leading destination for international capital. Frontier Technologies Drive Japanese InvestmentDeep-tech ventures, including those in robotics, quantum computing, and advanced materials, are at the forefront of Japanese investment. Artificial intelligence and sustainable technology startups are also…

A car exploded near the Red Fort in New Delhi on Monday, killing at least eight people and injuring several others. The blast ignited a fire that damaged nearby parked vehicles, police said. Officers immediately sealed off the area and began rescue operations. The explosion occurred close to one of the gates of the Red Fort metro station, shocking residents and tourists nearby. Fire Crews Battle Flames After Massive Blast Fire engines sped to the scene moments after the explosion was reported, according to city fire officials. Crews worked quickly to extinguish the flames and prevent the fire from spreading…

Leadership change aims to lift falling salesDiageo, the world’s biggest drinks producer, has named former Tesco boss Sir Dave Lewis as its next chief executive. He will take over on 1 January, following the resignation of Debra Crew, who stepped down in the summer after two years in charge. The move signals Diageo’s push to revive its flagging sales and rebuild confidence among investors. Although Guinness remains strong, the wider business has struggled, and the company’s shares recently hit a 10-year low. After the announcement, shares rose 7% in early trading on Monday. Iconic brands under pressure worldwideDiageo owns some…

China’s clean-air efforts are attracting international attention, with experts noting that the country is emerging as a model for tackling pollution. A recent report published on 9 November 2025 highlighted China’s progress, especially in comparison to cities like Delhi, which continue to struggle with smog. China has implemented a range of policies to reduce air pollution, including stricter emissions standards, industrial regulation, and investment in renewable energy. These measures have contributed to noticeable improvements in air quality in major urban centers. Experts say China clean-air strategy shows that coordinated policy action and government enforcement can lead to measurable environmental improvements. By combining…

Iraq launched early voting ahead of Tuesday’s parliamentary election. Security forces and displaced citizens cast their ballots on Sunday as the nation prepared for a pivotal vote that could determine Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani’s future. Around 1.3 million members of the army and security forces joined 26,000 displaced voters in this early phase. A total of 7,744 candidates are competing, most aligned with sectarian parties. The election takes place under the shadow of regional tensions, with Iraq balancing its ties between Tehran and Washington while watching for potential conflict between Israel and Iran. The results will decide whether al-Sudani…

A powerful super typhoon has slammed into the Philippines, bringing destructive winds, torrential rain, and widespread evacuations. Authorities have warned of “life-threatening conditions” as the storm sweeps across the country’s most populated island. Bicol Region First to Face the Fury Typhoon Fung Wong, with sustained winds of 185 km/h, is lashing multiple provinces, according to the national weather service Pagasa. The Bicol region on the eastern coast was first to be struck early Sunday morning. Luzon, the country’s largest and most populated island, is expected to face the storm’s full force by nightfall. Known locally as Uwan, the typhoon arrives…