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Myanmar's military junta begins phased general elections on Dec 28, 2025. The UN warns the vote will not be free or fair amid the ongoing civil war.
Turkiye honors Libyan military chief Mohammed al-Haddad following a fatal plane crash. Explore the geopolitical implications and the leadership vacuum in Libya's unification efforts.
Rep. Kim Gi-hyeon and his wife were indicted on Dec 27, 2025, for giving a $1,760 luxury bag to former First Lady Kim Keon Hee. The special counsel cites the gift as a potential bribe.
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On December 27, 2025, Sudan's civil war escalated as the RSF rejected a peace plan, causing tensions to spill into Chad and South Sudan amidst a crisis affecting 14 million people.
Fighting erupts at the Thai-Cambodia border despite diplomatic talks. Explore the latest on global security strikes and holiday season tensions in 2025.
Russia launched a massive strike on Kyiv with 500 drones and 40 missiles just before Zelensky's meeting with Trump. Poland scrambled jets as regional tensions reached a breaking point.
On December 27, 2025, a landmark agreement ended fighting and halted military movements along the border. Explore the details of this fragile peace deal.
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The UK is launching a paid 'gap year' program for young people in the armed forces, offering $35,000 salaries amid rising tensions with Russia and hybrid threats.
Former Brazilian police chief Silvinei Vasques has been arrested in Paraguay after fleeing a 24-year prison sentence. He was caught at Asuncion airport using a fake ID.
On Dec 28, 2025, Myanmar's military junta begins a multi-stage election amid a civil war. With Aung San Suu Kyi jailed and opposition dissolved, PRISM explores why this 'sham' vote is happening and the role of China.
Thailand and Cambodia have agreed to a 72-hour ceasefire after three weeks of conflict. Defense Minister Natthaphon emphasized that the truce is not based on trust.
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Thailand and Cambodia have agreed to an immediate ceasefire after weeks of deadly border clashes displaced nearly 1 million people. Soldiers will be released after 72 hours of peace.