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Thailand Cambodia border conflict: why fighting has erupted again The Thailand Cambodia border conflict has exploded back into violence, shattering a fragile ceasefire that was supposed to draw a line under one of Southeast Asia’s most volatile disputes. Since Monday, at least three Thai soldiers and seven Cambodian civilians have been killed, airstrikes and rocket…
Australia social media ban for children: why the world is watching Australia social media ban for children under 16 has moved from political talking point to hard law – and Silicon Valley is scrambling to catch up. From 10 December, any major platform operating in Australia – from Instagram and TikTok to YouTube, Snapchat, X,…
Updated by FFRNews on 3 December 2025 Russian President Vladimir Putin has reignited Russia Europe War Tensions with one of his most aggressive statements this year, declaring that Moscow is “ready” for war if Europe “wants one.” The comments came just hours before high-stakes ceasefire talks with US envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner inside…
Ukraine peace talks progress became the central theme of a high-stakes diplomatic meeting in Florida, where United States Secretary of State Marco Rubio met senior Ukrainian officials to push forward negotiations aimed at ending the nearly four-year-old Russia-Ukraine war. While US officials described the discussions as “productive”, Rubio cautioned that significant challenges remain before any…
Updated by FFRNews on 30 November 2025 The War in Sudan November 2025 developments reveal a rapidly deteriorating humanitarian landscape, escalating violence, and unsuccessful diplomatic attempts to end the conflict between the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF). With both sides entrenched in a devastating power struggle, international mediators continue…
Hong Kong fire tragedy has plunged the city into its darkest disaster in more than sixty years, killing at least 65 people, leaving 70 others injured and hundreds still unaccounted for after towering flames ripped through multiple residential high-rises in Tai Po. What began as a routine afternoon on Wednesday turned into one of Hong…
Updated by FFRNews on 25 November 2025 The Turkish defence executives spying case has triggered a surge of national security concerns after authorities confirmed the arrest of three top officials accused of attempting to leak sensitive internal information to foreign countries. The high-profile arrests were announced on Tuesday by the Istanbul public prosecutor’s office, marking…
Updated by FFRNews on 25 November 2025 The Turkish defence executives spying case has triggered a surge of national security concerns after authorities confirmed the arrest of three top officials accused of attempting to leak sensitive internal information to foreign countries. The high-profile arrests were announced on Tuesday by the Istanbul public prosecutor’s office, marking…
Updated by FFRNews on 18 November 2025 Ukraine peace talks progress has accelerated significantly this week as Kyiv pushes for President Volodymyr Zelensky to meet US President Donald Trump “at the earliest suitable date” in November. The move underscores Ukraine’s urgency to finalize the evolving peace framework that negotiators have been discussing in Geneva, amid…
Palestinian economy collapse — this is the alarming assessment delivered by the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD), which warns that the occupied Palestinian territory is experiencing its most severe economic contraction in recorded history. After two years of relentless Israeli military operations in Gaza and decades of structural restrictions across both Gaza…
