549 stories · Page 52 of 55
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.
On 19 Nov 2025 Axios revealed that White House envoy Steve Witkoff, after weeks of hush-hush meetings with Kremlin negotiator Kirill Dmitriev, circulated a 28-point roadmap for a Russia-Ukraine cease-fire and began quietly briefing Kyiv and European governments.
On 17 Nov 2025 the UN Security Council adopted a U.S. resolution creating a Trump-chaired “Board of Peace” and authorising an international force to police and rebuild Gaza until 2027.
On 17 Nov 2025 Bangladesh’s International Crimes Tribunal sentenced exiled former premier Sheikh Hasina to death for ordering the 2024 protest crackdown and immediately asked New Delhi—where she has lived since 5 Aug 2024—to surrender her under the 2013 extradition treaty.
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood will announce on Monday that successful asylum seekers will receive only 1–2-year permits, tougher ECHR rules, and wider automatic deportations—scrapping the presumption of permanent settlement.
Multi-perspective news analysis delivered to your inbox—free. We read 1,000s of sources so you don't have to.
