Prophecy News Watch - November 4, 2025
Around the World
Typhoon Kalmaegi Kills At Least One, Forces Mass Evacuations In Central Philippines
Christians appealed for prayers Tuesday after Typhoon Kalmaegi, locally known as Tino, left at least one person dead and forced tens of thousands to flee as it swept through the central Philippines, officials and aid workers said.
Jesse Klaver Named Dutch Left-Wing Leader As Centrists Win Election
The Dutch left-wing alliance GroenLinks–PvdA (GreenLeft–Labour) named Jesse Klaver, 39, as its new leader Monday after former European Commission Vice-President Frans Timmermans stepped down following disappointing results in last week’s parliamentary elections.
Czech Coalition Formed Amid Ethics Controversy Over Far-Right Nominee
Former Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš, 71, announced Monday that he had formed a new governing coalition with right-wing and anti-Islam partners, triggering immediate controversy over his plan to appoint a foreign minister accused of racist and abusive behavior.
Spain’s Valencia Leader Resigns Over Handling Of Deadly 2024 Floods
The aftermath of Spain’s worst flooding in recent memory became clearer Monday as Valencia’s regional president, Carlos Mazón, resigned after enduring months of political and public backlash over his handling of the 2024 floods that killed more than 200 people.
Serbia Unrest Grows As Youth Clash With Loyalists Of President Vučić
Tensions remained high in Serbia’s capital Monday after opponents and loyalists of President Aleksandar Vučić clashed in Belgrade during a rally marking one year since the Novi Sad train-station collapse that killed 16 people.
Trump Rules Out Tomahawks For Ukraine ‘For Now,’ As Christian Leaders Urge Focus On Peace
Ukraine was weighing its options Monday after U.S. President Donald J. Trump said he will not currently approve the transfer of long-range Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine, despite Kyiv’s urgent requests as Russian strikes intensify around Pokrovsk and other eastern front-line areas.
Israel-Palestinian Conflict
UN Security Council Advances Trump-Backed Gaza Resolution Creating International Stabilization Force
The United Nations Security Council has begun formal preparations for a resolution that would establish an international stabilization force in Gaza, implementing key elements of U.S. President Donald Trump's "20-Point Plan" for Middle East peace and Gaza's long-term reconstruction.
Inside the United States
Shutdown Ties Record as Senate Looks for Off-Ramp Amid Obamacare Dispute
The federal government shutdown reached its 35th day on Monday, tying the longest in U.S. history as Senate leaders from both parties hinted that a resolution may finally be within reach, though significant divisions remain over health care funding.
Feds Prevent 6,525 Known, Suspected Terrorists From Entering US
In a few short months, the National Counterterrorism Center says it’s helped prevent 6,525 known or suspected terrorists (KSTs) from entering the U.S.
Senators Introduce Legislation To Codify Antifa Terror Designation
More than a month after President Donald Trump designated Antifa a domestic terror organization, a group of senators is proposing legislation to codify the president’s executive order.
Christian News
Indonesia’s Papua Sees Deadly Fighting With Christians In Crossfire (Worthy News Investigation)
Concerns are mounting about the future of Indonesia’s predominantly Christian Papua region, where the army claims to have recaptured a village in deadly clashes with separatist rebels amid reports of civilian suffering and long-standing grievances over Jakarta’s rule.
Typhoon Kalmaegi Kills At Least One, Forces Mass Evacuations In Central Philippines
Christians appealed for prayers Tuesday after Typhoon Kalmaegi, locally known as Tino, left at least one person dead and forced tens of thousands to flee as it swept through the central Philippines, officials and aid workers said.
Jesse Klaver Named Dutch Left-Wing Leader As Centrists Win Election
The Dutch left-wing alliance GroenLinks–PvdA (GreenLeft–Labour) named Jesse Klaver, 39, as its new leader Monday after former European Commission Vice-President Frans Timmermans stepped down following disappointing results in last week’s parliamentary elections.
Czech Coalition Formed Amid Ethics Controversy Over Far-Right Nominee
Former Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš, 71, announced Monday that he had formed a new governing coalition with right-wing and anti-Islam partners, triggering immediate controversy over his plan to appoint a foreign minister accused of racist and abusive behavior.
Spain’s Valencia Leader Resigns Over Handling Of Deadly 2024 Floods
The aftermath of Spain’s worst flooding in recent memory became clearer Monday as Valencia’s regional president, Carlos Mazón, resigned after enduring months of political and public backlash over his handling of the 2024 floods that killed more than 200 people.
Serbia Unrest Grows As Youth Clash With Loyalists Of President Vučić
Tensions remained high in Serbia’s capital Monday after opponents and loyalists of President Aleksandar Vučić clashed in Belgrade during a rally marking one year since the Novi Sad train-station collapse that killed 16 people.
Trump Rules Out Tomahawks For Ukraine ‘For Now,’ As Christian Leaders Urge Focus On Peace
Ukraine was weighing its options Monday after U.S. President Donald J. Trump said he will not currently approve the transfer of long-range Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine, despite Kyiv’s urgent requests as Russian strikes intensify around Pokrovsk and other eastern front-line areas.
Israel-Palestinian Conflict
UN Security Council Advances Trump-Backed Gaza Resolution Creating International Stabilization Force
The United Nations Security Council has begun formal preparations for a resolution that would establish an international stabilization force in Gaza, implementing key elements of U.S. President Donald Trump's "20-Point Plan" for Middle East peace and Gaza's long-term reconstruction.
Inside the United States
Shutdown Ties Record as Senate Looks for Off-Ramp Amid Obamacare Dispute
The federal government shutdown reached its 35th day on Monday, tying the longest in U.S. history as Senate leaders from both parties hinted that a resolution may finally be within reach, though significant divisions remain over health care funding.
Feds Prevent 6,525 Known, Suspected Terrorists From Entering US
In a few short months, the National Counterterrorism Center says it’s helped prevent 6,525 known or suspected terrorists (KSTs) from entering the U.S.
Senators Introduce Legislation To Codify Antifa Terror Designation
More than a month after President Donald Trump designated Antifa a domestic terror organization, a group of senators is proposing legislation to codify the president’s executive order.
Christian News
Indonesia’s Papua Sees Deadly Fighting With Christians In Crossfire (Worthy News Investigation)
Concerns are mounting about the future of Indonesia’s predominantly Christian Papua region, where the army claims to have recaptured a village in deadly clashes with separatist rebels amid reports of civilian suffering and long-standing grievances over Jakarta’s rule.