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On 26 Nov 2025 Venezuela’s civil aviation agency revoked the licenses of six foreign carriers days after they halted flights in response to a U.S. FAA security alert, severing most of the country’s remaining long-haul links.
Detection of African swine fever in two wild boar outside Barcelona on 28 Nov 2025 ended Spain’s 31-year disease-free status, immediately blocking roughly one-third of its 400 export certificates and sparking import bans from major buyers.
On 28 Nov 2025 a cooling-system breakdown at CyrusOne’s Chicago data centre forced CME Group to halt its Globex platform for roughly 11 hours, resuming trade at 13:35 GMT.
On 27-28 Nov 2025, Prime Minister Mark Carney and Alberta Premier Danielle Smith signed a memorandum of understanding that scraps Ottawa’s planned oil-and-gas emissions cap and clean-power rules in exchange for jointly seeking a private proponent and Indigenous co-ownership for a one-million-barrel-per-day bitumen pipeline to British Columbia’s north coast.
After two wild boars near Barcelona tested positive for African swine fever on 27-28 Nov 2025, Spain froze exports to China and at least five importers—including the UK, China, Mexico, Taiwan and New Zealand—imposed immediate restrictions on Spanish pork.
On 27 Nov 2025, PM Narendra Modi inaugurated Skyroot Aerospace’s “Infinity Campus” in Hyderabad and formally dedicated Vikram-I—the first Indian privately built orbital-class rocket—signalling India’s hand-off of orbital launch capability to the startup sector.
On 26-27 Nov 2025 Caracas revoked the operating rights of Iberia, TAP, Avianca, LATAM, GOL and Turkish Airlines after the carriers ignored a 48-hour ultimatum to restore routes they had halted following a 21 Nov FAA security warning tied to a U.S. military build-up off Venezuela.
On 27 Nov 2025 Taiwanese prosecutors raided two homes of ex-TSMC vice-president Wei-Jen Lo after TSMC sued him for allegedly taking advanced-node secrets to his new employer Intel, which flatly denies any wrongdoing.
On 23 Nov 2025, G20 leaders formally endorsed a non-binding ‘Critical Minerals Framework’ that for the first time commits the bloc to help mineral-rich developing states capture more value beyond raw-ore exports.
On 24 Nov 2025, the two Prime Ministers formally reopened negotiations for a ‘high-ambition’ Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) that had been suspended since 2023, targeting a near-doubling of trade by 2030.
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