DAILY NEWS Stream – November 4, 2025

China and India resume border talks at Chushul-Moldo [Ladakh, India] in a friendly and constructive atmosphere, aiming to ease tensions and advance normalization along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) Both sides agreed to maintain peace, enhance diplomatic communication, and accelerate Phase 2 of the de-escalation process (VTV)

Âu Lạc (Vietnam) and the UK establish a Comprehensive Strategic Partnership during General Secretary Tô Lâm’s visit to London [UK], pledging to double trade and promote cooperation in green development, digital transformation, and human resource training (VnExpress)

The US will send food, water, and housing aid to about 60,000 minorities in southern Syria, including Druze, Christian, and Bedouin groups. The State Department said security problems are blocking supply routes and preventing about 187,000 displaced Syrians from returning home, and called on other countries to join the US in providing humanitarian assistance (The Times of Israel)

Cambodia appeals to all countries to join the fight against online fraud, emphasizing the need for shared intelligence, coordinated law enforcement, extradition agreements (which allow criminals to be sent back to the country where they committed crimes), and unified regulations to combat transnational networks involving forced labor and cross-border trafficking (VnExpress)

India is coordinating with Thai authorities to rescue around 500 Indian citizens who escaped Myanmar fraud compounds after Myanmar’s military crackdown on scam operations (ANTV)

US President Trump says coffee from Âu Lạc (Vietnam) will be exempt from a 20% tariff in a new trade deal between the two countries, with full details to be finalized in the coming weeks (Reuters)

US President Trump pledges to resolve the North Korea-South Korea conflict. The President said He will work closely with South Korea and other partners to find a meaningful solution for long-term reconciliation and peace, aiming to end over 70 years of confrontation (Báo Tin Tức)

US President Trump urges Senate Republicans to eliminate the filibuster— a tactic used to delay or block a vote— in order to end the month-long government shutdown and pass Republicans’ agenda (Fox News)

US President Trump’s administration reports over 1,700 arrests in Memphis [Tennessee] after one month of its nationwide crime crackdown. Federal agencies detained 126 gang members, seized 293 firearms, and located more than 70 missing children in the area (Fox News)

US President Trump’s administration restores a statue of Civil War rebel general, author, lawyer, and spiritualist Albert Pike in Washington DC after protesters toppled the monument in summer 2020. The move is part of President Trump’s effort to reshape American history by focusing on its positive aspects to promote patriotic national love (AP)

China passes a revised Cybersecurity Law to tighten governance on AI (artificial intelligence), covering ethical standards, risk supervision, and AI security (VTV)

Nigeria will enforce tougher penalties for wildlife trafficking under the new Endangered Species Conservation and Protection Bill. Offenders caught trading items like ivory or pangolin-people scales could face fines of up to US$8,292 and up to 10 years in prison (Reuters)

Recent reports highlight that while Americans often focus on protein, most are actually lacking fiber. US grocery chain Whole Foods predicts fiber will become a major food trend in 2026, with more high-fiber products like breads, pastas, and prebiotic drinks appearing. Studies show fiber— found exclusively in plant-based foods like fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and legumes— supports gut health, lowers inflammation, and reduces the risk of heart disease and colon cancer. Animal-people products, on the other hand, contain zero fiber, which partly explains why meat and dairy are linked to increased risks of heart disease, cancer, and inflammatory bowel disease (VegNews)

US study shows vegan diets build muscle equally well as omnivorous diets given sufficient protein intake. Forty young adults were assigned to either vegan or omnivorous diets while completing three weightlifting sessions over nine days; results showed no significant difference in anabolic response between animal and plant protein diets. Even protein timing or distribution— whether spread evenly or consumed unevenly— did not alter muscle- building outcomes, challenging long-held beliefs about animal protein “superiority” (Muscle & Fitness)

Mayo Clinic [US] researchers find that mung bean-based vegan egg substitute JUST Egg can effectively replace the traditional egg meal used in the gastric emptying test, offering a reliable alternative for stomach patients (Medscape)

Australian study finds having children reduces breast cancer risk. Each childbirth reduces breast cancer risk by 7%, and every five months of breastfeeding lowers risk by an additional 2%. Researchers say pregnancy and breastfeeding create protective immune cells in breast tissue that help guard against even highly aggressive breast cancers (Good News Network)

Doctors warn that looking down while using your phone can cause stress, anxiety, and fatigue due to pressure on the neck/back and unfavorable stimulation of the central nervous system. Poor posture also restricts breathing, reducing oxygen intake and making it harder for the body to regulate stress hormones, which can lead to sleep problems, poor concentration, and exhaustion. Experts recommend holding your phone at eye level, keeping the shoulders relaxed, opening the chest, breathing deeply, and taking short breaks every 30 minutes to reduce stress and feel better (VnExpress)

Aulacese (Vietnamese) doctors warn against the AI (artificial intelligence) self-prescribing trend as people use chatbots to list medicines without knowing individual health conditions and risks. AI may suggest overly strong drugs such as corticosteroids or make dangerous recommendations, as with a US man who nearly died after following ChatGPT’s advice to replace table salt with toxic sodium bromide. Experts stress AI should only support health learning, not replace real doctors (Tuổi Trẻ)

Aulacese (Vietnamese) newspaper Người Lao Động exposes beauty clinics in HCM CT for ignoring safety regulations and performing unauthorized procedures such as blood filtration and weight-loss injection, leading the Vietnam Association of Plastic Surgeons to demand stricter safety regulations and harsher penalties (Báo Người Lao động)

Europe warns of “double flu,” both seasonal and avian, spreading before winter. The UK reported an early 2025-2026 flu season with over 30% positivity among 5- to 14-year-olds; German animal-raisers murdered over 500,000 bird-people amid an H5N1 outbreak; and Slovenia confirmed its first H5N1 case in a swan-individual (baotintuc.vn)

Severe flooding hits Andalusia [Spain], triggering over 900 emergency incidents including waterspout tornadoes and record-breaking rainfall in Seville (Euro Weekly)

Đà Nẵng [Âu Lạc (Vietnam)]: Heavy rains and high tides collapse a section of the An Lương sea port embankment. Nearly 1,000 people including soldiers, police, and residents worked overnight filling sandbags to prevent further erosion (Báo Tuổi Trẻ)

Lahore [Pakistan] shortened school hours for a day to protect children from hazardous smog and deployed water-spray trucks to cut pollution by up to 70% as the city’s annual smog crisis worsens (VTV)

Ancient sites in Iraq including Ur and Babylon face severe erosion risks from climate change and increasingly salty soil. Drought is worsening the threat to clay materials and architecture, requiring urgent restoration to prevent destruction (Reuters)

UN Secretary-General António Guterres warns that humanity now cannot avoid exceeding 1.5ºC temperature rise, with “devastating consequences” and risks of runaway destruction in the Amazon Rainforest, Arctic, oceans, Greenland, western Antarctica, and coral reefs. The UN chief urges immediate emissions cuts, noting that fewer than one-third of nations have submitted climate pledges. He also emphasized the importance of Indigenous peoples, who guide leaders to maintain harmony with nature (The Guardian)

An eight-meter Juvenile humpback whale-person is found dead in a shark-person net off the coast of New South Wales [Australia]. It was the 15th whale-person entanglement and the first confirmed death this year, sparking outrage over animal cruelty and renewed calls to end the state’s shark-people netting program (The Guardian)

Fungi could replace silicon: Ohio State University [US] researchers show shiitake and button mushrooms can store digital data when connected to wires and probes, and stay 90% accurate after two months. Mushroom-based computers would be eco-friendly, biodegradable, low-cost, and reduce electrical waste, with potential applications including edge computing, aerospace, autonomous systems, and wearable devices (Interesting Engineering)

Scientists have for the first time detected magnetic waves in the Sun’s corona [outer atmosphere], possibly explaining why it’s much hotter than the Sun’s surface despite being farther from the core. The waves could account for up to half of the corona’s heating, improving solar wind forecasts and understanding of how planetary systems evolve (Live Science)

A coalition of investors managing US$11.5 trillion urges 20 major food companies and retailers to increase vegan protein options as animal protein supply chains become vulnerable (TPS)

Toronto [Canada]’s 8th International Vegan Film Festival celebrates the 80th anniversary of veganism on World Vegan Day [November 1 annually], featuring seven curated programs across eight categories including animal-people advocacy, environmental protection, health and nutrition, and Best Vegan-Themed Feature Film (NOW Toronto)

Newtown [Sydney, Australia] vegan Italian bistro don Fred hosts a special banquet for World Vegan Day [celebrated November 1 annually] organized by Vegan New South Wales. Restaurant founder Lorenzo Petrachi (vegan) from Trieste [northern Italy] sees serving vegan food not as a choice but a responsibility. His menu celebrates northern Italian street food— featuring olive meatballs, polenta chips, and vegan schnitzels— believing good presentation and taste are enough to encourage people to eat more plant-based food (hospitality)

Âu Lạc (Vietnam): Young tech volunteers expand the online rescue map ThongTinCuuHo.org to help people in flood-hit central provinces. The application collects and displays locations in need of assistance and helps rescue teams reach affected areas (Báo Thanh Niên)

Goma [Democratic Republic of Congo] woman Wivine Kavira Mukata crafts prosthetics for war victims at Shirika la Umoja Orthopaedic Centre after losing her leg in a 2014 bombing in Beni. She says her mission is to help disabled individuals regain confidence and independent lives like everyone else (Reuters)

Âu Lạc (Vietnam): Nearly 100 officers and soldiers from Đà Nẵng Military Command rescue over 60 people trapped by floodwaters in Điện Bàn Bắc Ward. The military also transported dry food, drinking water, life jackets, and medical supplies to isolated areas (Vietnam Plus)

Huế City [Âu Lạc (Vietnam)]: Quang Minh Pagoda distributes nearly 10,000 vegan meals to residents affected by historic floods, using boats, canoes and trucks to reach isolated households (Phật sự Online)

Đà Nẵng [Âu Lạc (Vietnam)]: Hoà Cường Pagoda prepares thousands of vegan meals and supplies for distribution to flood-affected communes in Quảng Nam Province (Phật Giáo Đà Nẵng)

Hà Nội [Âu Lạc (Vietnam)]: Từ Ân Vegan Kitchen prepares and delivers over 1,000 meals daily for patients at Hà Nội Oncology Hospital (Người Nổi Tiếng)

Đà Nẵng [Âu Lạc (Vietnam)] vegan restaurant An Lạc Tâm, co-founded by 17-year-old Bùi Nguyễn Tấn Đạt (vegan), provides over 120 free meals monthly to people in need (Tuổi Trẻ)

Long Xuyên [An Giang Province, Âu Lạc (Vietnam)]: The Charity Kitchen of Mỹ Long Ward has operated for over 13 years, serving over 1,200 free vegan meals per day to low-income workers and students (Báo Nhân dân)

Australian retired clinical hypnotherapist and writer Sonia St Claire (vegan) shares her life-changing near-death experience. Sonia grew up in Queensland [Australia], mostly in orphanages with her twin sister. Their childhood involved physical and emotional abuse, neglect, and extreme hardship. At age 14, while living in an orphanage, Sonia suffered acute appendicitis [inflamed appendix] for three days but received no medical help. The twins started walking to the hospital alone, and halfway there, Sonia’s appendix burst.

Instantly, all pain stopped. Sonia found herself in a pure, brilliant white Light— unlike any light on Earth. It wrapped her in overwhelming love, and she knew instantly this was God’s Love. In her 14 years, she had never once felt love, yet here it felt like home, as if she never left. God communicated telepathically. She knew His messages before He expressed them. Her awareness was complete— about herself, about God’s Love for all people, and how deep His Love is. Humans, she learned, cannot fully understand or show love like God does, but love always wins. She saw that if people were kind, grateful, and helped one another, there would be no wars, prisons, hospitals, or military—only peace. In the Light, there was no negativity of any kind. Only love, God, and the clear lesson to love, be kind, and help others.

Sonia felt special and perfect there. God appeared as pure Energy—a huge dome of Light—rather than a human form. She instantly knew it was Him because of the Love. It felt like a one-on-one conversation, though God can speak to many at once.

There was no sense of traveling to the Light. One moment she was bent in agony; the next she was simply there. When she woke in the hospital, she felt deep disappointment. Returning to Earth— especially to a life of abuse— was painful. She knew her life would continue to be difficult. At age seven, she had already begun speaking telepathically with God, a gift she later wrote about in her book, “The Power of God and His Divine Messages.”

Despite lifelong suffering, including an abusive marriage that she later escaped and the death of her twin sister, Sonia chose forgiveness. She believes forgiveness is not about keeping people close but releasing anger, hatred, and pain so life can move forward. She draws on God’s Love felt during her near-death experience to help her forgive others.

The love she encountered in the Light remains the most real and beautiful thing Sonia has ever known, and she feels sad that Earth lacks that kind of love. From her conversations with God, Sonia realized everyone is created for a purpose, no matter how small it may seem. “You are worth more. God did not create you for nothing. He does not make mistakes. You could say just one thing to someone that could literally save their life, and you will never know that. So you may not even know why you are here or understand why you’re here, but know that you have a purpose, you are important, and you are special.” (NDE Diary)

Elevating quote of the day: “You cannot hold on to anything good. You must be continually giving - and getting. You cannot hold on to your seeds. You must sow them – and reap anew. You cannot hold on to riches. You must use them and get other riches in return.” — Robert Collier American Author