Trump's evolving peace plan for Ukraine, ongoing Israeli strikes in Gaza, and G20 leaders expressing reservations about proposed solutions define a turbulent global diplomatic landscape.

• Trump says US plan to end Ukraine war not 'final offer' for Kyiv — BBC World -
• After Russian Strike on Apartment Buildings, Ukraine’s Hope for Survivors Fades — New York Times World -
• Western leaders at G20 say US peace plan for Ukraine ‘will require work’ — The Guardian -

• G20 Leaders Push Back on Trump’s Ukraine Peace Plan — New York Times World -
• Israeli strikes across Gaza kill 22 Palestinians, medical and civil defence officials say — BBC World -
• Human rights fears over Australia’s role in F-35 parts after Trump’s decision to sell fighter jets to Saudi Arabia — The Guardian -
• 20 Killed in Israeli Strikes as Israel and Hamas Trade Blame Over Truce — New York Times World -
• US plan for Ukraine needs ‘additional work’, say Kyiv’s allies at G20 summit – as it happened — The Guardian -
• EU and US to restart trade talks as sticking points on July tariff deal remain — The Guardian -
• Are Fighter Jets Canada’s ‘Bargaining Chip’ in Trade Talks? — New York Times World -
• US tells Nato if Zelenskyy does not sign peace deal Ukraine will face worse in future — The Guardian -
• What Is Trump’s 28-Point Plan to End Russia’s War in Ukraine? — New York Times World -
• The Aftermath of a Deadly Strike in Western Ukraine — New York Times World -
• Tense calm in far north as Israel prepares to ‘finish the job’ against Hezbollah — The Guardian -
• New Caledonia activist says France is impeding travel home after prison release — The Guardian -
• To Many Ukrainians, U.S. Peace Plan Looks Like ‘Capitulation’ — New York Times World -
• Japan’s New Leader Mentions Taiwan, and Tanks Her Relationship With China — New York Times World -
• Russian Exiles See Europe Visa Rule as Blow Against Them, Not Putin — New York Times World -
• ‘They decided to kill us with cold’: Ukrainians struggle against Russian assault on power network — The Guardian -
• Will Trump's no-show eclipse South Africa's G20 moment? — BBC World -
• Will Trump's no-show eclipse South Africa's G20 moment? — BBC World -

The COP30 climate talks struggling with fossil fuel commitments, Australia grappling with Tropical Cyclone Fina and advocating for forest protection, and Los Angeles celebrating its first rebuilt home post-fires highlight diverse environmental challenges and responses.

• News live: Darwin hospital roof collapses as Tropical Cyclone Fina brings heavy rains; Australia signs G20 statement backing Paris Agreement — The Guardian -
• First rebuilt home in wake of LA fires celebrated in Pacific Palisades — The Guardian -
• UN climate talks fail to secure new fossil fuel promises — BBC World -

• End of fossil fuel era inches closer as Cop30 deal agreed after bitter standoff — The Guardian -
• Fine Chocolate in Brazil, Home of the Cacao Bean — New York Times World -
• Stopping the Greatest Threat to the Amazon, One Fire at a Time — New York Times World -
• A Colossal, Hidden Pile of Trash Ignites an Outcry in Britain — New York Times World -
• Sycamore Gap tree saplings to be planted across UK — The Guardian -

Marjorie Taylor Greene's resignation amid a fallout with Trump over Epstein files, the administration's controversial immigration crackdowns in Minnesota and New Orleans, and Supreme Court intervention in Texas gerrymandering disputes reveal significant domestic political tensions.

• Texas Men Plotted Coup of Haitian Island to Enslave Women and Children, U.S. Says — New York Times World -
• Politicians shocked by Marjorie Taylor Greene’s surprise resignation announcement — The Guardian -
• Trump to end temporary protected status for Somali immigrants in Minnesota — The Guardian -

• New Orleans braces for Trump’s immigration crackdown: ‘We have rights’ — The Guardian -
• Supreme court blocks order that found Texas congressional map was likely racially biased — The Guardian -
• Trump ally Marjorie Taylor Greene to quit Congress after Epstein files feud — BBC World -
• Trump ally Marjorie Taylor Greene to quit Congress after Epstein files feud — BBC World -
• Marjorie Taylor Greene could have led the anti-Trump resistance but the mob boss got his way — The Guardian -
• Ignorance is bliss: rightwing media largely keeps quiet on Trump-Epstein saga — The Guardian -
• ‘Horribly wrong’: US veterans condemn Trump’s politicization of military — The Guardian -
• Trump Claims a White ‘Genocide’ in South Africa. Here’s What’s Really Happening. — New York Times World -
• Trump Claims a White ‘Genocide’ in South Africa. Here’s What’s Really Happening. — New York Times World -
• Marjorie Taylor Greene to resign from Congress in January amid fallout with Trump — The Guardian -
• Trump calls Marjorie Taylor Greene resignation ‘great news for the country’ — The Guardian -
• Five takeaways from Trump and Mamdani's surprisingly cordial meeting — BBC World -
• Five takeaways from Trump and Mamdani's surprisingly cordial meeting — BBC World -
• Trump says he is ending immigration protections for Somalis in Minnesota — The Guardian -
• Marjorie Taylor Greene announces resignation; Trump and Mamdani have cordial White House meeting – as it happened — The Guardian -
• From staunch Trump ally to ‘traitor’: key takeaways of Marjorie Taylor Greene’s career — The Guardian -
• What to Know: Trump Labels Nigeria’s Christian Violence a ‘Genocide’ — New York Times World -

Labour's leadership race dynamics, the announcement of a 2026 rail fare freeze and EV subsidies, and major shifts in media ownership like the Telegraph takeover illustrate a busy period for British policy and finance.

• Four top Labour figures could beat Starmer in a leadership race, poll finds — The Guardian -
• Relief for rail passengers as fare freeze in England announced for 2026 — The Guardian -
• Reeves to announce £1.5bn boost in EV subsidies amid pay-per-mile concerns — The Guardian -

• Starmer says Andrew should give evidence in US investigation into Jeffrey Epstein — The Guardian -
• Lord Rothermere’s Telegraph takeover strengthens UK media’s rightwing tilt — The Guardian -
• Boris Johnson took four days off as NHS warned Covid could ‘overwhelm’ system — The Guardian -
• Girl, 13, arrested on suspicion of murder after woman dies in Swindon — The Guardian -
• Twenty people allege he has a racist past. He denies it. Who’s telling the truth about Farage’s schooldays? — The Guardian -
• Mortgage brokers say house buying at risk from surveyor ‘down valuing’ — The Guardian -
• Labour must back delivery drivers sacked by DPD, former cabinet minister says — The Guardian -
• Daily Mail owner strikes £500m deal to buy Telegraph titles — The Guardian -
• Dangerous shortage of medics threatens safe patient care in England, top GP says — The Guardian -
• Beware buy now, pay later temptation on Black Friday, debt charities warn — The Guardian -
• ‘Who’s screenshotting our messages?’: how a WhatsApp saga spiralled into two parents’ wrongful arrest — The Guardian -
• A make-or-break budget: inside the Treasury before Labour’s crucial day — The Guardian -

The mass abduction of schoolchildren in Nigeria, the arrest of former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro, and new revelations regarding Jeffrey Epstein's connections to prominent figures underscore persistent global challenges in security and accountability.

• Security fears rise in Nigeria after more than 300 schoolchildren kidnapped — The Guardian -
• Jair Bolsonaro arrested after being deemed a flight risk — BBC World -
• Jair Bolsonaro arrested after tampering with ankle tag ‘out of curiosity’ — The Guardian -

• Three arrested in India after police crack $800,000 bank heist — BBC World -
• Jair Bolsonaro Arrested in Brazil Amid Fears He Might Flee to Avoid Prison — New York Times World -
• Chomsky had deeper ties with Epstein than previously known, documents reveal — The Guardian -
• Nigeria sees one of worst mass abductions as 315 taken from school — BBC World -
• Nigeria sees one of worst mass abductions as 315 taken from school — BBC World -
• British ex-soldier charged with 2012 murder of Kenyan woman denies meeting her — The Guardian -
• Seven bodyguards arrested over Mexican mayor's murder — BBC World -
• Gunmen abduct more than 200 pupils from Nigerian Catholic school — BBC World -

South Africa declaring gender-based violence a national disaster, controversy over biased parenting tests in Greenland, and human rights concerns stemming from the deportation of Iranian Christian converts from the US reflect urgent societal challenges worldwide.

• A Socialist Priest Embraces Venezuela’s Maduro, an Autocratic Leader — New York Times World -
• Christian converts are among the Iranians being sent home from US — BBC World -
• Academics who say they are ‘pro-white’ and have ‘ethnic conception’ of Australia turn spotlight on Sydney’s Campion College — The Guardian -

• ‘Cannot believe it’s still happening’: readers respond to ‘heartbreaking’ domestic violence homicides — The Guardian -
• South Africa declares gender-based violence a national disaster amid G20 protests — The Guardian -
• Our babies were taken after 'biased' parenting test - now we're fighting to get them back — BBC World -
• Our babies were taken after 'biased' parenting test - now we're fighting to get them back — BBC World -

The first human death from the rare H5N5 bird flu strain in the US, a struggling UK Christmas turkey supply due to bird flu, and new clinical trials for puberty blockers in the UK are among the critical health-related developments.

• Bad season of bird flu in UK hits supply of Christmas turkeys — The Guardian -
• Two UK clinical trials to assess impact of puberty blockers in young people — The Guardian -
• Bird flu: first ever death from rare H5N5 strain is recorded in US — The Guardian -

• 3 Children Are Injured in Grizzly Bear Attack in British Columbia — New York Times World -
• Survivor of Chilean blizzard that killed Briton says staff told trekkers they could proceed — The Guardian -

Drone sightings disrupting air traffic near Dutch military bases, Greece's initiative to train secondary school teachers in AI usage, and the inability of a cryptology group to decrypt its own election results point to evolving technological influences and vulnerabilities.

• Drones sightings halt air traffic near Dutch city of Eindhoven — BBC World -
• Drones spotted near Dutch military base — BBC World -
• Greek secondary school teachers to be trained in using AI in classroom — The Guardian -

• Cryptology Group Held an Election, but Can’t Decrypt the Results — New York Times World -
• Mind-altering ‘brain weapons’ no longer only science fiction, say researchers — The Guardian -

JFK's granddaughter Tatiana Schlossberg's terminal cancer diagnosis, Scotland's World Cup qualification celebrations registering as seismic activity, and the recovery of artifacts from the San José shipwreck offer a mix of personal stories, athletic triumphs, and historical discoveries.

• Tatiana Schlossberg, granddaughter of JFK, announces terminal cancer diagnosis — The Guardian -
• Pushing Off — New York Times World -
• Irish fashion designer Paul Costelloe dies aged 80 — BBC World -

• Scotland’s World Cup qualifying win reactions equivalent to small earthquake — The Guardian -
• ‘The ad libs had us shaking behind the camera’: Corbyn and McKellen cameos raise panto’s profile — The Guardian -
• Cannon and Other Artifacts Are Recovered From San José Shipwreck — New York Times World -
• ‘I still get humiliated’: the perils of appearing on a celebrity gameshow — The Guardian -
• Germans Are Going Off Beer. That’s Forcing Brewers to Adapt or Go Bust. — New York Times World -
• India's blind women cricketers chase history at first T20 World Cup — BBC World -
• India's blind women cricketers chase history at first T20 World Cup — BBC World -