The ICC has issued arrest warrants for Israeli leaders Netanyahu and Gallant, alleging crimes against humanity related to the Gaza conflict. This move has sparked mixed international reactions, with Human Rights Watch praising it as a breakthrough, while some nations see it as overreach.

A deadly attack on a Shiite Muslim convoy in Kurram, Pakistan, on November 21, 2024, left at least 42 dead, highlighting escalating sectarian violence. Authorities are intensifying security efforts as local leaders criticize inadequate protections amidst rising tensions.

French farmers are protesting the EU-Mercosur free trade deal, threatening to block food shipments unless their demands are met. The government, while supportive of their right to protest, insists on compliance with legal standards and is exploring financial aid options to support farmers.

The U.S. Attorney's Office arrested Yener in Florida for plotting a bomb attack on the stock exchange, as disclosed on November 20, 2024. He sought explosives from undercover agents and had detailed plans, with authorities finding bomb-making materials in his storage.

Brazil's federal police have indicted former President Jair Bolsonaro and 36 others for an alleged coup attempt post-2022 election defeat. The Supreme Court will decide if formal charges proceed, while Bolsonaro denies wrongdoing and claims political persecution.

The U.S. has recognized Edmundo González Urrutia as Venezuela's president-elect, opposing Nicolás Maduro's claims. This move signals potential shifts in U.S. policy ahead of the Trump administration's start.

The conflict in Ukraine intensifies as Russia, supported by North Korea, revises its nuclear doctrine, heightening threats against Ukraine and NATO allies. U.S. President Biden's authorization of missile strikes into Russia marks a pivotal escalation, while experts debate the onset of a 'third world war.'

Israel's ground assault in southern Lebanon, launched on October 1, 2024, has escalated into a deadly cross-border conflict. The violence has led to over 800 Israeli military deaths and more than 3,500 Lebanese fatalities, displacing over 1 million people.

U.S. Special Envoy Tom Perriello, during his Sudan visit, expressed alarm at the lack of political will to end the conflict, which has claimed over 20,000 lives and displaced 14 million since April 2023. He urged halting arms supplies and called for a ceasefire and civilian governance amid severe humanitarian crises, while criticizing international focus on military support over aid.

Israeli forces killed Jihad Qatouni during a raid in the Al-Ain refugee camp, intensifying West Bank tensions. The raid also saw three arrests and injuries, amid a backdrop of escalating violence.

Yasmin al-Masri's desperate search for her husband Ahmed, missing since an Israeli raid on Gaza, highlights the humanitarian crisis in the region. Families face dire conditions, with shortages in food, medical care, and aid, exacerbated by ongoing violence and blockades.

Austria pledges an additional EUR 2 million to Ukraine's Grain from Ukraine initiative amid Russia's ongoing war. Austrian FM Schallenberg condemns Putin's actions for global food insecurity and stresses the need for Ukraine's sovereignty in peace talks.

Israeli airstrikes in Lebanon target Hezbollah, escalating regional tensions, while Gaza's death toll surpasses 43,000 amid ongoing conflict. U.S. envoy seeks ceasefire in Beirut; concerns over hostage negotiations and aid distribution persist, as international dynamics complicate resolutions.

Germany, Sweden, and Finland are probing potential sabotage of Baltic Sea cables, prompting NATO to boost naval patrols and issue a stern warning against deliberate attacks. As suspicions tilt towards Russia, Western nations are enhancing undersea security by limiting adversary-linked companies, while experts stress the need for robust infrastructure safeguards amid rising reliance on subsea communications.

Chancellor Scholz calls on Putin to negotiate with Ukraine as Russian troops advance near Donetsk, intensifying the conflict. Meanwhile, the U.S. plans to supply anti-personnel mines, restricted to eastern Ukraine, despite international bans, to counter Russia's fortified positions.

The Senate has blocked efforts by Democrats to stop U.S. arms sales to Israel amid escalating Gaza civilian casualties, as the death toll surpasses 44,000. Despite international pressure, the Biden administration maintains its support for Israel, opposing a ceasefire while promoting limited humanitarian measures.

A roof collapse at Novi Sad railway station on November 1, 2024, resulted in 15 deaths and sparked protests against the Serbian government. Authorities are investigating, with over 70 questioned but no arrests yet, as protesters demand accountability and transparency.

Ford plans to cut 4,000 jobs in Europe by 2027, primarily impacting Germany and the UK, due to economic pressures and declining electric vehicle sales. This move highlights challenges in the global shift to electrification, with tensions rising between management and employees over the layoffs.

Climate Central's study finds 84% of hurricanes from 2019-2023 were intensified by climate change, with wind speeds up by 18 mph. Ocean temperatures rising 2-3°F are partly to blame, highlighting the urgent need for adaptation as hurricane severity escalates.