Israeli forces raided a Syrian village, leading to a deadly confrontation with residents. At least thirteen people, including women and children, were killed, according to Syrian officials. The operation was allegedly aimed at detaining local men suspected of planning attacks on Israeli civilians. Israel confirmed that several militants were killed and suspects were apprehended. This incident raises concerns about the fragile ceasefire in Gaza and the ongoing unrest in the region.

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Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán visits Moscow for energy talks with President Putin, aiming to secure continued access to Russian oil and gas amidst EU sanctions. Despite EU efforts to reduce Russian energy dependence, Hungary stands out as a key ally to Russia, potentially influencing EU energy policy and Russia-EU dynamics.

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Andurils Altius drone, touted for battlefield readiness, faces setbacks: Two crashes during Air Force tests, despite claims of hundreds sent to Ukraine. Despite Pentagons $50M purchase for testing, questions remain on the drones performance in modern warfare.

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India and the U.S. are nearing a trade deal, with most issues resolved, according to Indias trade secretary. Despite a record-high trade deficit, Agrawal remains optimistic. The deal could lead to a more stable trade relationship.

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Black Friday 2023: Navigating Economic Uncertainty and Price IncreasesDespite a dip in consumer confidence due to the U.S. government shutdown, slower hiring, and inflation, retail executives report that customers are still eager to shop for the holidays, focusing on good deals and important events. Retailers have been grappling with tariffs on imported goods, but foot traffic at the Mall of America and online sales are surging, indicating a strong holiday shopping season.

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In a recent trade agreement, the U.S. and Switzerland lowered tariffs on Swiss goods, with Swiss companies pledging $200 billion in U.S. investments by 2028. However, the U.S. Commerce Departments push for discretionary funds was declined by Swiss officials, focusing on securing the overall trade deal.

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Former Philippine President Rodrigo Dutertes request for release from the International Criminal Court on health grounds has been denied by appeals judges. Duterte faces charges of crimes against humanity for his alleged involvement in thousands of killings during his war on drugs. His lawyers argue that he is too infirm to assist in his defense, but the court maintains that his continued custody is necessary to ensure his return for trial and prevent witness intimidation. Duterte is accused of authorizing violent acts against suspected criminals, drug dealers, and users, with estimates of the death toll ranging from over six thousand to up to thirty thousand. The current Philippine government acknowledges the courts decision, while Dutertes family and allies blame the current president for his detention.

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President Trump announces U.S. to launch land operations against Venezuelan drug traffickers, marking a shift in strategy from sea interdictions. This move comes amidst growing tensions and allegations of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduros involvement in the illicit drug trade, leading to American deaths.

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Russia receives updated peace proposal for Ukraine conflict, discussions scheduled next week

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Pope Leo the Fourteenth, on his first papal trip, visited Turkey to support Christians and promote unity. He commemorated the Council of Nicaea, a significant event in Christian history, and emphasized the importance of the Nicaean Creed, still recited by millions of Christians today. Despite the Great Schism, the creed remains a point of agreement for various Christian groups. A small protest against the Popes visit occurred, but it ended peacefully. Pope Leo met with Turkish President Erdogan, emphasizing peace, and will continue his journey to Lebanon. He addressed Turkeys small Catholic community, praising their work with migrants and emphasizing the challenge of welcoming the vulnerable.

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