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Al Mayadeen's Beirut Bureau Chief Roni Alfa: This Israeli aggression says that issue of negotiating with Lebanon is not on table, and that "Israel" will not abide by Resolution 1701.

Al Mayadeen's correspondent: Preliminary casualty toll of Israeli aggression on Southern Suburb of Beirut now at one martyr, 21 wounded.

Ammar: Palestinian experience shows that settlements and talk of peace cannot emanate from enemy that blatantly declares its intent to expand.

Ammar: Unfortunately, enemy is emboldened to commit its aggression by voices within Lebanon that have turned themselves into tools that support its aggression.

Ammar: We are in a full-fledged battle with enemy, and walk at a different pace; we will set the time [for a response].

Ammar: Resistance dealing with utmost wisdom, patience, and will confront this enemy at appropriate time.

Ammar: Any attack on Lebanon is violation of red lines, this aggression is part and parcel of entity which targets Lebanon's dignity, sovereignty, and security of citizens.

Lebanese MP Ali Ammar from attack site: Israeli aggression has attacked entirety of Lebanon since Washington-sponsored ceasefire.

Israeli media citing senior US official: We were not informed prior to strike, but as it was underway.

Israeli media: US had been informed of planned escalation against Lebanon.

FT: US position on Ukraine peace deal still unsettled

The US position on Trump's Ukraine peace plan remains uncertain, with officials calling it a "live document" amid ongoing discussions.

Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA) honour guard members hold flags during a welcoming ceremony at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing Wednesday, Nov. 12, 2025. (AP)

Beijing says Japan 'crossing red line' on Taiwan

Police arrest a protester who gestures as he put inside a police van outside the Ministry of Justice during a Palestine Action demonstration in London, Thursday, Nov. 20, 2025. (AP)

UK official warns Palestine Action ban could criminalize uninvolved

Russian soldiers prepare a drone for reconnaissance of Ukrainian positions on an undisclosed location in Ukraine, on Thursday, November 6, 2025, (AP)

Drone attack targets power station near Moscow, no outages reported

Snap election underway in Republika Srpska after removal of Dodik

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Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky delivers a video address to the nation in Kiev, Ukraine, November 21, 2025 (Press Service of the President of Ukraine via AP)

US watchdog warns Ukraine aid could increase corruption risks

Vietnam's coastal province of Khanh Hoa was one of the areas hit hard by the rains. (AFP: Duc Thao)

Death toll climbs as Central Vietnam reels from devastating floods

Aussie actor 'disgusted' by Israeli 'disdain' for Palestinian life

New Eurovision voting rules after Israeli vote manipulation scandal

Eurovision changes rules after Israeli vote manipulation scandal

Brazilian writer and geopolitical analyst Pepe Escobar’s interview on Al Mayadeen's The Proximate Aspect dives straight into the shifting fault lines of global power, from the rise of BRICS to China’s quiet technological resilience in the face of Western tech sanctions and Russia’s recalibrated military strategy. In a wide-ranging interview, Escobar tackles the future of the multipolar order, the strategic significance of Xinjiang, whether Beijing and Moscow are executing a coordinated endgame, and how US policies from Ukraine to Gaza to Latin America are meeting growing resistance across the Global South. He also weighs in on the impact of US economic measures on Brazil's foreign policy orientation. It’s a sweeping, provocative map of the world in flux, and one that demands to be watched in full.