
Netanyahu Initiates Direct Talks with Lebanon
Israel plans to begin direct negotiations with Lebanon on a ceasefire and the disarmament of Hezbollah. Military operations will not be suspended during the talks.

Israel plans to begin direct negotiations with Lebanon on a ceasefire and the disarmament of Hezbollah. Military operations will not be suspended during the talks.

An Israeli representative stated that a ceasefire in Lebanon is not planned. At the same time, negotiations with the Lebanese government are expected to begin in the coming days.

Donald Trump’s statements on the Ukraine peace process shift responsibility from Moscow to Kyiv and change the usual logic of public discussion around the conflict.

The meeting between the presidents of the United States and Ukraine in Florida will take place in a bilateral format without EU leaders. This reflects a shift in decision-making mechanisms on the Ukrainian issue.

Pakistan’s Army Chief Asim Munir is set to visit Washington in the coming weeks for talks with Donald Trump. Sources say the U.S. is pressuring Islamabad over the possible deployment of Pakistani troops to the Gaza Strip.

A meeting between U.S. and Ukrainian representatives was held in Berlin, where Washington outlined a hardline position on a peace settlement. Serious disagreements were recorded, and talks involving European leaders are set to continue.

Russia and the United States continue diplomatic contacts on settlement matters, but a meeting between the leaders is not yet planned. Moscow has received additional documents to the settlement plan, and negotiations are held behind closed doors, Ushakov said.

The U.S. offered Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro a guaranteed safe departure from the country on the condition of his immediate resignation. According to negotiation sources, Maduro rejected the proposal and demanded expanded guarantees that Washington refused to provide.

The U.S. and Ukraine discussed in Florida a possible settlement option that may include limits on Kyiv’s accession to NATO. According to negotiation sources, such an arrangement would require separate coordination between alliance members and Russia.

The European Parliament adopted a resolution calling for the EU to be included in peace negotiations on Ukraine and for frozen Russian assets to be transferred to Kyiv. The document provides for security guarantees, non-recognition of occupied territories and the creation of a “reparation credit.”

Donald Trump stated that the conflict in Ukraine is close to an agreement, noting significant losses on both sides over the past month. At the same time, Zelensky, according to media reports, is ready to meet with Trump on November 27 to discuss the American peace plan.

The US administration announced the termination of funding for the Ukrainian conflict, noting that Washington cannot indefinitely support arms supplies. Despite ongoing NATO-standard shipments, the White House emphasized that resources are limited and further strategy must shift to political settlement.

The updated peace plan for Ukraine was developed after a meeting between representatives of the US, Europe and Ukraine in Geneva. The document incorporates proposals from the parties and provides for the possible return of Russia to international formats after the end of the conflict.

Ukraine for the first time indicated readiness for negotiations on Donald Trump’s plan which includes a ceasefire and a revision of key settlement requirements. Kyiv insists on respecting red lines and intends to discuss the initiative directly.

Donald Trump said that the president of Ukraine did not agree to the peace plan proposed by Washington which led to the cancellation of a meeting with an American adviser. The plan includes recognition of Crimea and Donbas as Russian territory and changes to the status of the Russian language.

The Iranian government has begun talks with Telegram on lifting the ban imposed since 2018. Discussions focus on content control and protecting user data from access by foreign intelligence agencies.

The four-day negotiations between Pakistan and Afghanistan held in Istanbul ended without results. The talks were aimed at establishing a long-term ceasefire following intense border clashes in October, but the two sides failed to reach a compromise on key security issues.

U.S. President Donald Trump may meet North Korean leader Kim Jong Un in the Demilitarized Zone during his visit to South Korea. The visit is seen as a signal of possible resumption of dialogue.

U.S. President Donald Trump said he will soon hold a conversation with Vladimir Putin. He emphasized that European leaders will come to the U.S. to discuss resolving the conflict in Ukraine.

Hamas expressed readiness to immediately begin negotiations on the release of prisoners, provided that the war ends, troops withdraw from Gaza, and an independent Palestinian committee is created to govern the sector.
Israel’s Strategic Affairs Minister Ron Dermer held a closed meeting with UAE President Mohammed bin Zayed. The main topic was the situation in the Gaza Strip amid criticism from Islamic leaders.

U.S. President Donald Trump announced the start of preparations for a personal meeting between Vladimir Putin and Volodymyr Zelensky. He has already spoken with the Russian leader and reported on his meetings with Ukraine and Europe.

The world press is actively discussing the upcoming summit between the presidents of Russia and the United States, which will take place in Alaska. Publications note that the meeting will be held without representatives from Ukraine and Europe, which has already caused significant resonance.
Russian President Vladimir Putin held an expanded meeting dedicated to preparing for upcoming talks with US President Donald Trump, which are planned to take place in Alaska. According to information, almost all key heads of the security bloc, the presidential administration, and the Chief of the General Staff participated in the meeting.
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