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Taiwan Bans RedNote App After $8M Scam Wave Hits Users

Taiwan has ordered a one‑year block on the Chinese social media app known internationally as RedNote (Xiaohongshu), after authorities linked the platform to a sharp rise in online fraud.

GCC Warns EU, Energy Giants May Walk Away Over New Rules

The Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) — which represents oil‑ and natural gas‑producing nations including the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Oman, Kuwait, and Bahrain.

European Union Fines Musk Over ‘Deceptive’ Practice

The European Commission issued a $140 million fine to Elon Musk’s X, finding the platform violated the Digital Services Act (DSA).

Russian Infiltration Alarms UK as Cargo-Ship Spies Probe Military Weaknesses

Reports from British intelligence officials have raised urgent concerns over Russian infiltration after two suspected Kremlin-linked operatives allegedly entered the United Kingdom aboard commercial cargo ships.

Trump Drops South Africa from G20, Replaces with Poland

President Donald Trump’s administration has officially removed South Africa from participation in the upcoming G20 summit.

Trump Hosts Leaders as Fresh Congo Fighting Erupts on Eve of Ceremony

A high-stakes peace deal is taking center stage in Washington as President Donald Trump hosts the leaders of the Democratic Republic of Congo and Rwanda, even while renewed fighting on the ground threatens to overshadow the diplomatic breakthrough.

India Manufacturing Crash, U.S. Tariffs Trigger Slump

India’s manufacturing sector plunged to a nine‑month low in growth this October, sliding from a robust 8.2% in the prior quarter to just 0.4%.

Schoolgirl Rescue Celebrated as Nigeria Frees 24 Kidnapped Students, Amid Targeted Religious Violence

A major rescue of kidnapped schoolgirls in Nigeria was confirmed Tuesday after Nigerian President Bola Tinubu announced that all 24 captives abducted last week in Kebbi state had been safely recovered.

State Dept. Targets Gang-Linked Haitian Leader

The U.S. State Department announced that it has taken steps to impose visa restrictions on an unnamed Haitian official accused of supporting gangs and criminal organizations.

Slotkin Urges Troops to Defy Trump—Then Admits No Illegal Orders Exist

Senator Elissa Slotkin admits she can't name any illegal order from President Trump after urging troops to defy such commands.

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