UN affirms need to end war, Malaysian Prime Minister visits South Korea, EU summons Ambassador to Niger

The World and Vietnam Newspaper highlights some notable world news this morning, November 25.

Asia

IRNA. Iran has dismantled a cell of the Islamic State (IS) group and arrested six militants in the Kurdish region of Kirkuk province.

IS forces often hide in urban centers, deserts and rugged areas to attack security forces as well as civilians. (Source: RAND)

AFP. UN Special Envoy for Syria Geir Otto Pedersen said it was “extremely important” to end the war in Lebanon and Gaza to avoid the risk of Syria being dragged into a regional war.

YONHAP. ​​Two years after taking office, Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim will make his first official visit to South Korea from November 24-26, in the context of preparations for the 65th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations in 2025.

JAKARTA POST. Flash floods and landslides in four districts of North Sumatra province, Indonesia, have killed 19 people and injured more than 20 others.

THE STAR. The Indonesian House of Representatives and the government have agreed to include 41 bills in the priority list of the National Legislative Program (Prolegnas) for next year.

REUTERS. Singapore police are investigating 95 suspects of lending " black credit " by transferring money via ATM.

THX. China announced an action plan to establish more than 100 trusted data storage spaces by 2028.

Europe

AFP. Robert Bosch - the world's largest auto parts supplier from Germany - will cut working hours and wages for about 10,000 employees in the country.

In addition to Bosch, many other car manufacturers such as Volkswagen and Mercedes are also facing difficulties. (Source: Bosch)

EURONEWS. The EU has recalled its ambassador to Niger for consultations following tensions with Niger's military government over Brussels' humanitarian aid to flood victims in the West African country.

TASS. Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a law increasing penalties for legal entities that falsify documents to organize illegal migration.

BARRON'S. Polish farmers block the country's Medyka border crossing with Ukraine to protest against a trade deal between the EU and the South American Common Market (MERCOSUR).

SKY NEWS. Storm Bert has brought heavy snow, heavy rain and strong winds to the UK and the Republic of Ireland, leaving many roads flooded and tens of thousands of people without power.

THE GUARDIAN. A man has been arrested on suspicion of murder after a fatal shooting in Birmingham, England, left one person dead and another seriously injured.

America

CNN. US President-elect Donald Trump appointed Ms. Brooke Rollins, 52 years old, President and CEO of the America First Policy Institute, as US Secretary of Agriculture .

Rollins is originally from Texas and graduated from Texas A&M University with a degree in Agricultural Development. (Source: AFP)

SPUTNIK. Former US intelligence officer Scott Ritter believes that President Joe Biden is trying to drag the US into a nuclear war with Russia before Donald Trump's inauguration.

REUTERS. 2.7 million Uruguayan voters began voting in the second round of presidential elections to choose a successor to President Luis Lacalle Pou for the 2025-2030 term.

BBC. At least 7 people were killed and more than 30 injured in a bus accident in the San Martin region of northern Peru.

AFP. US President Joe Biden welcomed the financial agreement reached at the COP29 Conference, calling it a "significant step forward" in the fight against climate change.

Africa

EGYPT TODAY. Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty and his French counterpart Jean-Noel Barrot discussed efforts to ease tensions in the Middle East.

Fierce fighting between Israeli and Lebanese forces has raised alarm bells about war in the Middle East. (Source: Reuters)

AFRICAN NEWS. Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger are moving to unify travel and identity documents to allow citizens and their assets to move freely between each other.

DW. An Egyptian and German archaeological mission announced the discovery of an ancient temple dating back to the Ptolemaic period near the great temple of Aribis in the southern Egyptian province of Sohag.

Oceania

ABC. Australia drops plans to fine social media companies that fail to stop the spread of misinformation.

9NEWS. Australian police have arrested 170 people attending a climate protest for allegedly disrupting shipping operations at the port of Newcastle, New South Wales.

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