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Putin Orders Proposals for Possible Russian Nuclear Test

by Lucas Fernandez – World Editor November 8, 2025
written by Lucas Fernandez – World Editor

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov⁣ said‌ on tuesday that work is underway, following an order from President Vladimir Putin, to prepare a potential Russian nuclear test, Reuters reported. ‍Lavrov stated Russia will only consider such⁢ a test if the united States dose so first, alleging Washington is developing new ​types of nuclear weapons.

The announcement escalates tensions amid ​the ongoing war in Ukraine and raises concerns about a renewed nuclear arms race. While Russia has historically observed a moratorium on nuclear weapons ‍testing, PutinS⁣ order signals a potential shift in that policy. A nuclear⁤ test by either nation would violate the Complete nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty, though neither the U.S. nor russia have​ ratified ⁢it. The ⁢development impacts global security,possibly prompting other​ nations to reconsider their own nuclear postures and increasing the risk of proliferation.

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US Justice Department probes meatpackers, attorney general says

by Priya Shah – Business Editor November 8, 2025
written by Priya Shah – Business Editor

WASHINGTON, Oct 26 – The U.S. Justice Department is investigating ⁣potential antitrust violations by⁤ the nationS largest meatpacking companies, Attorney General Merrick Garland announced Thursday. The probe centers on concerns that the industry’s consolidation has led to higher prices for consumers​ and reduced options​ for⁣ ranchers and farmers.

The investigation, conducted by the Justice Department’s Antitrust Division, will⁤ examine the practices of companies ‌including Tyson Foods, JBS, and Cargill⁤ -⁣ which together control an estimated 80% of the beef market, and a notable share of the pork and poultry ​markets. The‌ proclamation comes amid growing scrutiny of corporate concentration​ in the food ⁤industry and persistent complaints from ⁤agricultural groups about unfair market practices. The ⁢Justice Department ‌will ⁤focus on whether these companies have engaged in anti-competitive behavior that harms competition and drives up food costs for American families.

Garland stated the investigation will assess whether the meatpackers have violated antitrust laws through actions ‌that ‌stifle competition, ​such as exclusionary contracts, unfair pricing, and barriers⁣ to​ entry for smaller competitors.⁤ The announcement follows years of advocacy from ranchers and farmers who argue ⁤that the dominance of a few large ⁢companies has squeezed their profits and limited their ability to negotiate fair prices for their livestock. ⁤

The ​meatpacking industry has seen​ significant ‍consolidation over the past several decades. In 1980,⁤ the top five beef‍ packers controlled about 35% of the market; today, that​ figure ‌exceeds 80%. this consolidation has raised concerns about the ⁢industry’s ability to respond to disruptions, as evidenced by the supply chain issues experienced during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Reuters previously reported on‌ disruptions to global fertilizer and grain supplies stemming from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine,issues ⁣that ⁣further exacerbated pressures on the agricultural sector.The Justice Department’s investigation is part of a broader Biden ⁢administration effort to address anti-competitive ⁤practices across various industries,including ⁤technology,healthcare,and transportation.

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North Korea Missile Launch: Seoul, Japan Report Missile Test

by Lucas Fernandez – World Editor November 7, 2025
written by Lucas Fernandez – World Editor

North Korea fired a‍ ballistic missile Thursday, ⁣prompting condemnation‌ from South Korea and Japan, officials said. the launch, detected by both nations’ militaries, marks the latest in a series of increasingly frequent weapons tests‌ by Pyongyang this year, raising regional tensions and concerns‍ about potential escalation.

The missile launch underscores North korea’s continued pursuit of advanced weapons capabilities despite international sanctions and diplomatic efforts. These tests are widely ‍seen as a means of pressuring ​the United States and South Korea, while simultaneously advancing Pyongyang’s arsenal ahead of potential future negotiations. ‌The incident comes amid‌ stalled denuclearization‍ talks and heightened military activity in the region, fueling anxieties about ​a ⁢possible return to a period of heightened ⁤confrontation⁢ on the Korean Peninsula.

South Korea’s Joint ⁣Chiefs⁢ of Staff reported the missile was launched eastward from the‌ Sunan area near pyongyang around ‌10:17 a.m. local time. Japan’s Defense Ministry confirmed the launch, stating the missile reached ⁣an ‍altitude of approximately 600 kilometers (373 miles) and flew a distance of around 400 kilometers⁣ (248 miles) before landing in the East Sea, also known as the Sea of Japan.

Officials in both Seoul and Tokyo condemned the launch as a violation of UN Security Council resolutions. South Korean president Yoon Suk Yeol convened a National Security Council meeting ⁣to discuss the situation, and Japan’s Prime minister fumio Kishida instructed officials to closely monitor ‍further​ developments. the ‍United States Indo-Pacific Command stated it was aware of the launch and was assessing the potential impact, reaffirming​ its commitment to defending Japan and South Korea.

North Korea has conducted a flurry of missile tests this year,including the launch of an intercontinental ballistic missile ‍(ICBM) in March,its first full-range ICBM test ‍since 2017. Experts believe ⁤the country is continuing to‍ develop its nuclear and missile programs in defiance of international ‍pressure, aiming to achieve a credible nuclear deterrent.

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Canada to cull ostrich herd infected with bird flu after top court declines to hear farm’s case

by Lucas Fernandez – World Editor November 6, 2025
written by Lucas Fernandez – World Editor

Canada ‍will cull an ostrich herd infected‌ with avian influenza after ‍the Supreme Court of Canada ⁢declined to hear a challenge from the farm seeking to prevent the destruction of its birds, officials said Thursday. the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) confirmed the⁢ decision, stating the culling will proceed to prevent the⁣ further spread of the highly pathogenic H5N1‍ virus.

The ⁤case centers⁤ on⁢ a farm in southwestern‍ Ontario that first detected the virus ​in its ostrich ⁢flock in January. While the farm argued for alternative solutions⁢ to a ​full cull, citing the economic impact and the ‍birds’‌ health, the CFIA maintained that eliminating the infected flock is the ​most ​effective ​way to contain the outbreak and protect‌ the‍ broader poultry⁤ industry. This‍ decision​ underscores the stringent biosecurity measures employed in Canada to combat avian flu, which ‌has impacted poultry farms globally, leading to the culling ⁣of millions of birds. The CFIA will oversee the humane ​culling process and implement⁢ enhanced surveillance in the surrounding area.

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Title: Trump Attacks Jewish Voters, Calls Mamdani Supporter “Stupid

by Emma Walker – News Editor November 5, 2025
written by Emma Walker – News Editor

Trump Criticizes jewish Supporters ‍of representative Jamaal Bowman‘s Opponent

WASHINGTON – Former President Donald Trump reportedly disparaged Jewish Americans who support⁤ Laurentino “Larry” Piro, ⁣the ​Republican challenging Representative Jamaal Bowman in New York’s 16th congressional district, calling them “stupid” at a private fundraiser, according to a‍ report by Rolling‍ Stone on Friday. The remarks, made during a gathering at Mar-a-Lago, ⁢have drawn swift condemnation from Jewish advocacy groups and renewed scrutiny of Trump’s ⁣rhetoric toward Jewish communities.

The incident underscores a‍ pattern of Trump making controversial ​statements about​ Jewish people, raising concerns about antisemitism within his‌ political⁤ base and the broader republican party. The outcome of the ​bowman-Piro race is ⁤closely​ watched ⁣as a bellwether of progressive strength in a district ⁣that includes parts of the Bronx and Westchester county. Trump’s intervention, even through private remarks, could significantly influence voter⁢ turnout ⁣and possibly impact the balance of power in the House of representatives.

Rolling Stone reported that Trump questioned‍ why Jewish individuals would support Piro,a ‌conservative Italian-American,and ​used the derogatory‍ term to describe their political choices.He reportedly​ suggested they were disloyal ​to Israel.A Trump spokesperson ⁢did not immediately respond to requests for ⁣comment.

The American Jewish Commitee (AJC)⁣ released a ⁣statement calling Trump’s ⁤reported comments “deeply disturbing” and “unacceptable.”⁢ The Anti-Defamation League (ADL) also condemned the remarks, stating they ⁢”play into dangerous tropes about Jewish disloyalty.”

piro, a veteran and educator, has campaigned on a platform of fiscal conservatism‌ and opposition to progressive policies. Bowman,a vocal progressive and member of the Congressional Progressive Caucus,is seeking⁢ re-election ‌after serving ‍two terms. The race is expected to be competitive, with both candidates ⁢actively fundraising and campaigning throughout the district.

Gram Slattery is a White House correspondent​ in Washington, focusing on national security, intelligence and foreign affairs. He was previously a national political correspondent, ⁢covering the 2024 ⁣presidential campaign. From 2015 to 2022, he held postings in Rio⁤ de Janeiro, Sao Paulo and Santiago, Chile, and he has reported extensively throughout Latin America.

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Title: JERA Prepares for Sakhalin 2 LNG Alternatives Amid Supply Concerns

by Priya Shah – Business Editor November 3, 2025
written by Priya Shah – Business Editor

Japan‌ Can Replace Sakhalin 2 ⁢LNG, Executives Say

Tokyo, November 29, 2023 ⁤ – Japan’s largest power generator, JERA, and other industry executives assert⁢ the​ nation can secure choice⁢ liquefied natural gas (LNG) supplies‌ to replace‍ volumes previously sourced from‌ the Sakhalin 2 project, even ‌as the ​fallout from Russia’s⁤ invasion ⁣of ‌Ukraine continues to⁤ reshape global energy ⁢markets. The statements‌ signal increased confidence in Japan’s ability to diversify ⁣its energy portfolio and reduce reliance ​on Russian ⁤fuel.

The reassurances come after several Japanese companies, including JERA and Mitsubishi, ⁣exited the Sakhalin 2 LNG project following Moscow’s demand for payment ‍in rubles.While⁣ the loss ⁣of Sakhalin 2‍ LNG initially raised concerns⁢ about ‌Japan’s energy security, ‍executives ⁤now believe a ‍combination of⁤ increased⁢ LNG imports from other ⁤sources – including the ⁤United ⁤States,⁣ Australia,⁢ and ‌Qatar – and domestic energy production can⁤ fill ⁣the gap.⁤ The shift is critical for Japan, ⁢which relies heavily on ⁤LNG imports to⁤ meet ‌its ​energy needs, especially as winter demand surges.

JERA⁢ President Yukio Kani, speaking at a recent energy ⁣conference, stated ‍the company has ⁢already secured alternative LNG supplies and ‌does not foresee significant disruptions.​ “We have diversified our procurement sources and are⁣ confident in our ability to maintain⁢ a ⁤stable supply⁣ of‌ LNG,” Kani ⁣said. He added that JERA is actively exploring long-term⁣ contracts with ⁤suppliers in various regions to further bolster⁤ its energy security.

Other Japanese utilities echoed ​JERA’s⁤ sentiment.Executives from ⁤Kansai Electric Power and Chubu⁣ Electric⁢ Power also indicated they have successfully secured alternative LNG sources and⁣ are‍ prepared for the upcoming winter season. According‌ to data from the Ministry of ​Economy, trade and Industry (METI), Japan’s LNG imports​ from Russia⁢ fell to approximately 9% in October, down from 9.7% ⁣in the previous year.⁤

The ability to replace Sakhalin 2 LNG ‌is a testament to Japan’s proactive efforts to ‌diversify its energy supply‌ and strengthen its ‌energy security in the face of geopolitical uncertainty. ‍ METI officials have emphasized the importance of⁤ continued collaboration with international partners⁤ to‌ ensure a stable and affordable energy supply for the⁣ nation. ​ ​The​ long-term implications ⁣of this ⁢shift include perhaps higher LNG prices and ⁤a continued push for renewable energy sources within Japan.

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