DAILY NEWS Stream – November 14, 2024

Ukraine develops multilingual communication guides with phrases like “Put down your weapon” to help Ukrainian soldiers communicate with North Korean troops deployed to Russian-occupied territories (VẤN ĐỀ HÔM NAY)

British military chief reports Russian forces in October 2024 suffered the highest casualties since the start of the war in Ukraine, with 1,500 Russian soldiers killed or wounded daily (Tagtik)

Britain and France pledge increased support for Ukraine, discussing winter readiness and defense spending (The i)

Ukraine discovers one-third of Russia’s tactical nuclear weapons are within striking range, putting Russia’s arsenal in a “precarious position” (TOÀN CẢNH 24H)

Russia: Ukraine launches massive UAV strike on Moscow, with 70 drones as NATO reports record Russian casualties (TOÀN CẢNH 24H)

Indian and Chinese troops exchange Diwali [religious festival] sweets at border meeting points following diplomatic easing of tensions in the Ladakh region (Good News Network)

Astana [Kazakhstan] hosts 22nd round of Syria peace talks, with 11 delegations including Syria, Russia, Türkiye, and Iran, plus observers from Jordan, Lebanon, Iraq, and international bodies (The Astana Times)

Americans breathe a sigh of relief following Donald Trump’s election victory, as His strong stance on immigration will help stabilize democracy by keeping future elections fair and free from undocumented immigrants’ influence (Tinh Hoa TV)

Vietnamese real estate stocks surge after President Trump’s victory, as industries expect to see gains under His new trade policies (VOA Tiếng Việt)

As US Senate President, Harris will officially certify President Trump’s electoral victory in a January 2025 joint session of Congress, after having congratulated Him over the phone and promising a peaceful transition of power (VTC NOW)

Vietnamese agricultural exports to US expected to grow under Mr. Trump’s presidency (Tạp chí Diễn đàn doanh nghiệp)

President Trump ally Robert F. Kennedy Jr. plans rapid replacement of 600 National Institutes of Health [NIH] staff to combat “corrupt” ties with big pharmaceutical companies, working with tech billionaire Elon Musk on President Trump’s White House transition team (New York Post)

Democratic campaign ends with US$20 million debt as President Trump offers help to Harris’s failed campaign, calling for national unity (Hindustan Times)

Alabama [US]: Shooting at Tuskegee University kills one 18-year-old and wounds 16 during homecoming celebrations, sparking federal investigation (TOÀN CẢNH 24H)

Vietnam faces surge in street robberies as citizen patrols lack support, while public safety concerns grow amid rising crime (TOÀN CẢNH 24H)

Oxford University [UK] professor reveals nature’s healing effects: looking at trees speeds up patient recovery, while forest walks boost immune cells for days (Live Science)

“No religion encourages air pollution”: India’s Supreme Court demands enforcement of Delhi’s firecracker ban as post-Diwali [religious festival] air pollution reaches hazardous levels, affecting 33 million residents (The Independent)

Lahore [Pakistan] faces severe smog crisis with hundreds hospitalized, prompting school closures and emergency response (Al Jazeera)

Valencia [Spain]: Flooding aftermath creates health crisis as rubbish builds up, rats proliferate, and search continues for 32 missing people (Euronews)

Many think wildfires in the US are a West Coast disaster – but climate change now puts the East Coast at more risk, with New Jersey battling a 3,000-acre [1,215-hectare] blaze and New York a fire at Prospect Park and in the Sterling Forest amid record drought (The Independent)

Spain faces contradictory climate effects: increased droughts alongside more intense rainfall, with its Mediterranean coast and southern Iberian Peninsula expecting up to 40% less summer precipitation by 2070 (La Vanguardia)

“Nothing grows anymore”: Malawi villages face severe food insecurity as climate disasters destroy crops, forcing residents to survive on mangoes growing near crocodile-infested waters (France 24)

Alba [Italy]: White truffles, dubbed “Italy’s gold,” are threatened by climate change as truffle-hunting areas decrease 30% in three decades and prices soar to €4,500 per kilogram (AFP)

Edon [Ohio, US]: Amish community’s partnership with beef giant JBS Foods raises environmental concerns as 100,000-cattle operation generates 3,500 tons of manure daily, contaminating streams and lakes (GreatLakesNow)

Norfolk [England, UK]: More than 16,000 people object to “outrageous plans” for food giant Cranswick’s mega animal factory housing 870,000 chickens and 14,000 pigs, citing pollution and traffic concerns (Daily Mail)

Global birdwatching event October Big Day 2024 sets record by documenting 7,800 species in a single day, after 748,000 birdwatchers contributed 66,000 photos to scientific library (Good News Network)

Cultural spotlight: Serbia’s medieval Manasija Monastery and Smederevo Fortress showcase 15th century art, architecture and cultural heritage (Euronews)

Europe’s top farming university Wageningen University [Netherlands] urges EU to reduce livestock herds and shift to plant-based diets for food security (Politico)

Animal protection groups present landmark report on phasing out animal testing in the EU, following 1.2 million European citizens’ petition for cruelty-free alternatives to animal research (PETA)

New York lawmakers consider similar legislation to Massachusetts [US]’s recent ban on circus acts from using exotic animals like elephants and lions starting 2025 (Hudson Valley Post)

Animal rights organization SAFE advocates for rodeo ban in New Zealand, citing animal welfare violations and calling for release of revised rodeo welfare code for public consultation (Vegan FTA)

Dundee [Minnesota, US] fox-raising operation confirmed closed down after being found abandoned and in ruins, marking end of facility where generations of foxes were bred and exploited for fur (Unoffensive Animal)

Emperor penguin nicknamed Gus found mysteriously on a Western Australia beach, 3,500 kilometers [2,200 miles] from his Antarctic habitat, and is now receiving care for malnourishment (The Independent)

Water buffalo escapes slaughter in central Iowa [US], leading to rescue of his two companions as well by Iowa Farm Sanctuary after brave escape (Mercy For Animals)

For the first time since the 1970 tragic capture of 80 orcas, endangered Southern Resident orcas return to Washington State [US]’s Penn Cove, highlighting conservation progress (Friends of Animals)

US vegan ingredients manufacturer Axiom Foods boosts North American production of its improved Vegotein N pea protein, addressing US supply issues post-China tariffs, with plans to double capacity by end of 2025 (Vegconomist)

Swedish brand Sproud debuts sugar-free pea milk Barista ZERO at Berlin [Germany] European Coffee Symposium (Vegconomist)

Arundel [Sussex, UK]: Catherine’s Originals launches vegan Toblerone-inspired O’Bar in time for Christmas, made with Fairtrade chocolate and recyclable packaging (Vegan Food & Living)

Peace-keeping quote of the day: “I like to call myself a ‘conscientious cooperator’ instead of ‘objector’ because we believe in serving our country in every way possible, same as anyone else. Only thing we didn’t want to do is take life [...] God gave life, Christ is our example; I want to be Him.” – Combat medic Corporal Desmond T. Doss (vegetarian)

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