Americas

BBC

November 26, 2025

Haitian Families Face Deportation as Trump Ends Protection Program

Marven's decade-long family reunion may end as Trump's immigration policies threaten to deport his mother and sister back to violence-torn Haiti.

#Haiti #immigration #Trump

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The New York Times

November 26, 2025

Nigeria's Hunger Crisis Worsens as Violence Fuels Food Insecurity

A new UN report reveals that escalating violence is dramatically worsening Nigeria's already severe hunger crisis, affecting millions across Africa's most populous nation.

#Nigeria #food security #humanitarian crisis

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The New York Times

November 26, 2025

Trade War Boosts Canadian Wine Industry as Consumers Go Local

US-Canada trade tensions, import restrictions, and supply chain disruptions are driving Canadians to rediscover their domestic wine industry, creating unexpected opportunities for local producers.

#trade-war #canada-us-relations #wine-industry

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The Guardian

November 26, 2025

Trump's Election Pardons May Have Unintentionally Cleared All 2020 Fraud

Legal experts suggest Trump's sweeping pardons for allies involved in election schemes may have inadvertently protected any American who committed voter fraud in 2020.

#Trump #presidential-pardons #voter-fraud

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Deutsche Welle

November 26, 2025

Bolsonaro Begins 27-Year Prison Term at Brasilia Police HQ

Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro starts serving a 27-year sentence for attempted coup, held at special police facility in Brasilia.

#Brazil #Bolsonaro #coup attempt

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Deutsche Welle

November 26, 2025

Dominican Sisters' Sacrifice Sparked Global Fight Against Gender Violence

The Mirabal sisters' resistance against Dominican dictator Trujillo led to their assassination in 1960, inspiring the UN's International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women.

#gender-based-violence #Dominican-Republic #UN-human-rights

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BBC

November 26, 2025

Fatal Climbing Tragedy on New Zealand's Aoraki/Mount Cook Peak

Two experienced climbers died after falling on Aoraki/Mount Cook, New Zealand's highest peak, highlighting ongoing safety challenges in the nation's adventure tourism sector.

#New Zealand #mountaineering safety #adventure tourism

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France 24

November 26, 2025

Brazil Launches 'Barricada Zero' to Combat Drug Gang Violence

Brazil initiates major police operation targeting drug cartels in Rio de Janeiro. Security forces mobilize to dismantle criminal networks threatening public safety.

#Brazil #drug-cartels #security-operations

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The New York Times

November 25, 2025

Haiti's Historic World Cup Qualification Brings Hope Amid Crisis

Haiti's national football team secures their first World Cup berth in five decades, offering millions of Haitians worldwide a moment of unity and pride during unprecedented national turmoil.

#Haiti #World Cup #Caribbean politics

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The Guardian

November 25, 2025

Fatal Climbing Accident on Aoraki Mount Cook Highlights NZ Safety

Two climbers died in a fall near Aoraki Mount Cook's summit while two others were rescued. The incident underscores ongoing alpine safety challenges in New Zealand's tourism sector.

#New Zealand #tourism industry #alpine safety

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The Guardian

November 25, 2025

Cowboys Player Death Reveals Police Pursuit Protocol Concerns

Body cam footage reveals details of Dallas Cowboys player Marshawn Kneeland's tragic death following high-speed police chase over suspected stolen vehicle.

#police-protocols #mental-health #professional-sports

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Al Jazeera

November 25, 2025

US Military Chief's Caribbean Tour Signals Venezuela Pressure Campaign

Top US military adviser conducts strategic Caribbean visit as Washington intensifies military buildup targeting Venezuela over drug trafficking allegations.

#US military #Caribbean geopolitics #Venezuela crisis

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