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Peace news — October 25, 2026

Publications tagged with Peace published on October 25, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive.

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  3. PoliticsLegislationRegulatorsPeace

    Democrats' Midterm Election Challenges: Running Against Their Own History

    Democratic Rep. Jason Crow has stated that Democrats face multiple challenges in the upcoming midterm elections. Apart from running against former President Trump and 'MAGA extremism', they are also contending with their own historical record. Crow acknowledges that Democrats have not adequately addressed certain issues in previous years, leading to losses in a significant number of U.S. counties. He emphasizes the need to connect with working-class and rural voters.
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  4. PoliticsBillPeaceMiddle East

    Zelensky Rejects Peace Plan Involving Crimea Recognition and Land Corridor

    In early 2023, an unofficial group proposed a peace plan where Russia would withdraw troops to pre-invasion lines, keeping control of Crimea and part of Donbas, in exchange for Ukraine recognizing Russian control over Crimea, providing a land corridor, and receiving NATO security guarantees. Zelensky and Yermak rejected the plan, hoping for better terms on the battlefield. The US did not support the channel, and later counteroffensives failed. Participants believe it was a missed opportunity for more favorable terms.
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  5. PoliticsRegulatorsPeace

    Trump Launches $25M Fraud Whistleblower Program, Offers Up to 1% Commission

    President Trump announced a $25 million federal whistleblower program offering cash rewards for tips that help uncover government fraud. The program includes payments of up to $30,000 and potential commissions on recovered funds. Trump made the announcement alongside Vice President JD Vance and other officials, highlighting the program's potential to save taxpayers trillions of dollars. The initiative aims to build upon the administration's existing efforts to combat fraud, including removing deceased individuals from food stamp rolls and eliminating fraudulent small business loans.
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  6. PoliticsLocal GovPeaceInvestigationMiddle East

    PP's Alvarez de Toledo Accuses Sanchez of Egotistical Corruption, Calls for Decency Revolution

    Cayetana Alvarez de Toledo, the number two candidate of the PP for the Congress of Deputies by Madrid, has accused Pedro Sanchez of representing 'egotistical corruption' and called for a 'revolution of decency'. She criticized Sanchez's leadership, listing various scandals and alleging that he has turned a full democracy into a failed one. Alvarez de Toledo also praised Alberto Nunez Feijo, the PP's presidential candidate, as 'the man and the president that Spain needs'. She expressed pride in carrying the city of Toledo in her surname and praised the 'baggage of the management' and 'electoral pull' of Carlos Velazquez, the head of the PP's list for Toledo.
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  7. WorldRegulatorsPeaceMiddle East

    Maxim Galkin's Istanbul Concert Canceled Amid Public Pressure Over Israel Support

    Russian comedian Maxim Galkin's concert scheduled for October 25 in Istanbul has been canceled due to public pressure and protests against his support for Israel's actions in Gaza. Social media campaigns and activist groups demanded the cancellation of the event, with some calling for a lifetime ban on Galkin's entry into Turkey. The concert's organizers ultimately decided to cancel the performance following widespread public outcry.
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