November 04, 2025 - International Coverage

The UN Secretary-General calls for an immediate ceasefire in Sudan after mass killings in El Fasher. Gaza's recovery is hindered by dire shortages, while the U.S. plans a massive troop buildup in Mexico to target cartels.

UN CHIEF DEMANDS IMMEDIATE CEASEFIRE IN SUDAN AMID REPORTS OF MASS KILLINGS IN EL FASHER

The humanitarian catastrophe in Sudan escalated dramatically this week, prompting the UN Secretary-General, António Guterres, to issue an urgent appeal for an immediate ceasefire. 

The call comes as disturbing images of apparent mass killings by the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) continue to circulate online, adding to the alarm over the two-year civil war. READ FULL ARTICLE >>>

🌍 This week’s Sunday Roundup (Oct 27– Nov 2, 2025)

A comprehensive weekly review of the most significant developments in U.S., World, Technology, Science, and Florida NEWS.

This week’s Sunday Roundup covers major economic policy shifts and severe weather impacts. The Federal Reserve concluded its two-day meeting by cutting interest rates, a move that coincided with U.S. stock indexes closing at fresh record highs. In the world of science, a major technological leap allowed an AI to correct image blurring in the James Webb Space Telescope. Locally, Hurricane Melissa battered the Florida coast, causing significant damage, even as the state confronts a dire environmental report declaring its 350-mile coral reef system "functionally extinct."

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Japan's HTV-X1 launches successfully to the ISS, NASA completes the Artemis II rocket stack for its 2026 crewed mission, and Anthropic releases specialized AI tools for life sciences.

October 31, 2025 | Location: Global Research Centers

Japan Successfully Launches Next-Gen Cargo Spacecraft to ISS

The final week of October marked a critical success in international space logistics with the launch of the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency's (JAXA) new HTV-X1 uncrewed cargo transfer spacecraft. 

On Sunday, October 26, 2025, at 9:00:15 a.m. JST, the HTV-X1 successfully lifted off aboard the H3 Launch Vehicle No. 7 (H3-24W) from the Tanegashima Space Center. The launch marked the debut mission for the HTV-X, the successor to the "Kounotori" vehicle. 

The new spacecraft is designed to deliver a larger payload, including pressurized and unpressurized supplies, and incorporates advanced technologies, such as the capability to supply power during flight for low-temperature experiments. READ ARTICLE >>>

The US federal government shutdown hits a 22-day mark while Arizona sues House Speaker Mike Johnson for blocking a Democrat’s swearing-in over the Epstein files. Meanwhile, economic anxiety rises as Amazon's automation plans forecast massive job cuts. Read the top 5 key verified US news stories this week 

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Federal Government Shutdown Enters Record-Setting Fourth Week

The partial federal government shutdown entered its 22nd day this week, making it the second-longest in U.S. history and dramatically escalating the political and economic crisis in Washington. The impasse, triggered by disputes over spending and immigration policy, shows no signs of resolution as President Donald Trump ruled out meeting with Democratic leadership until Congress agrees to end the funding lapse. READ NOW >>>

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