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On 20–21 Nov 2025 Israeli troops pushed up to 300 m beyond the ceasefire demarcation and air-strikes killed 32–33 Palestinians, marking the heaviest single-day toll since the U.S.-brokered Oct 10 ceasefire and throwing the truce into doubt.
Hours after a US- and E3-backed IAEA Board resolution demanding wider inspections passed on 21 Nov 2025, Tehran officially voided the two-month-old Cairo Agreement that had reopened limited monitoring of its nuclear sites.
On 20 Nov 2025, U.S. envoys delivered a Russia-consulted, 28-point cease-fire proposal to President Zelensky that conditions peace on Ukraine ceding occupied territories and halving its armed forces.
On 21 Nov 2025 a confidential U.S. draft delivered to Kyiv surfaced, revealing President Trump’s 28-point cease-fire plan that would give Ukraine a 10-year, Article-5-style U.S.–EU security guarantee in return for Kyiv’s formal surrender of Crimea, Donetsk and Luhansk and a freeze of front lines in Kherson and Zaporizhzhia.
On 17 Nov 2025 the Security Council adopted a U.S.–drafted resolution endorsing Donald Trump’s 20-point Gaza cease-fire blueprint and authorising a multinational force and “Board of Peace,” formally internationalising Gaza’s security and reconstruction for the first time.
On 17 Nov 2025 the Security Council adopted Resolution 2803, endorsing Donald Trump’s 20-point Gaza plan and handing a U.S.–chaired Board of Peace a renewable two-year mandate to run and police the enclave.
During Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s 18-19 Nov 2025 Washington visit, President Trump simultaneously signed a civilian-nuclear pact, approved the sale of 48 F-35 jets, and elevated Saudi Arabia to “major non-NATO ally,” even as his family firm haggled for naming rights on a $63 billion Diriyah real-estate project.
On 17 Nov 2025 Israel acknowledged a drone strike that killed Hezbollah operative Muhammad Ali Shuweikh in Mansouri, the first publicly confirmed lethal hit since last year’s Israel-Lebanon ceasefire, and followed up with evacuation warnings for nearby villages.
In an extraordinary 13-0 vote on 18 Nov 2025, the Security Council adopted Resolution 2803, giving legal cover to a U.S.–written plan that installs an International Stabilization Force and a Trump-chaired “Board of Peace” to run post-war Gaza.
On 17 Nov 2025 the UN Security Council adopted a U.S.-drafted resolution backing Donald Trump’s 20-point Gaza blueprint and authorising a multinational Stabilisation Force through 2027.
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