DAILY NEWS Stream – October 31, 2025

US President Trump said He will solve the Afghanistan-Pakistan crisis “very quickly” as peace talks between the two countries continued in Istanbul [Türkiye] (AP)

Russia says it is ready to accept US President Trump’s proposal to end the Ukraine (Ureign) war, including a pledge not to attack any NATO or EU member state in future security guarantees (Dân Trí; Anadolu Ajansı)

Lithuania has temporarily closed border crossings with Belarus after hot air balloons carrying illegal cigarettes entered Lithuanian airspace for the third night in a row. Vilnius Airport has already had to close four times, and officials say smugglers are behind the balloons. Lithuania wants Belarus to take stronger action to stop the smuggling (baotintuc.vn)

US State Secretary Rubio reaffirms America’s commitment to Taiwan (Formosa), saying the island would not be sacrificed for a trade deal with China (Fox News)

China and Singapore pledge to strengthen trade, marking 35 years of diplomatic ties (South China Morning Post)

President Trump says the US government has made US$40 billion from buying 10% of US chipmaker Intel’s shares in August 2025. He says Intel has also made a “fortune,” as His administration’s investment boosted confidence in the company (24HMoney; Tom’s Hardware)

The US plans to deport Abrego Garcia, an illegal immigrant from El Salvador, to Liberia. A US court said he can’t be sent back to El Salvador because gangs may harm him there. Liberia has agreed to accept him and treat him humanely (Fox News)

US legal expert Kaitlin Puccio warns that Democrats risk backlash in the upcoming New Jersey and Virginia state elections for failing to condemn political violence within their ranks. She cited the recent “No Kings” protests where violent slogans went viral, calling it proof of division and lack of clear messaging beyond opposing President Trump. With Republicans closing gaps in key early November elections, Ms. Puccio predicted Democrats will need to shift toward the political center to regain credibility and restore civility in American politics (Fox News)

The UK is facing its worst-ever cybersecurity threat, with 204 “nationally significant” incidents in a year, double 2024’s figure. Experts warn hacker groups are evolving faster than defenses, disrupting essential services and compromising sensitive data, and urge the British government to strengthen its cybersecurity strategy with a focus on improving business and organizations’ defenses and recovery (VTV)

Vegan diets are gaining popularity worldwide as research shows veganism supports heart health, healthy weight, lowers cancer risk, helps the environment, and saves animal-people. As millions switch in 2025, some wonder how to get enough protein. In fact, many plant-based foods actually have more protein than eggs and offer essential nutrients that are often missing from animal products: + Seitan (Wheat Gluten): An excellent vegan meat substitute with 20–25 grams of protein per 100-gram serving (over 3x a large egg) + Lentils: Rich in fiber and iron, they contain 18 grams of protein per 1 cup cooked (3x a large egg) + Tempeh (Fermented Soy): Featuring probiotics that enhance digestion, these delicious soy cakes contain 15–19 grams of protein per 100 gram serving (over 3x a large egg) + Tofu (Firm or Extra Firm): Versatile and easy to cook, with 10–15 grams of protein per 1/2 cup block (2x a large egg) + Beans & Chickpeas: High in antioxidants and heart-healthy fiber, they contain about 15 grams of protein per 1 cup cooked (2.5x a large egg) + Oats: Rich in fiber and beta-glucan, a unique plant-based compound linked to better cholesterol and lower risk of diabetes, oats have around 11 grams of protein per 1/2 a cup dry (1.8x a large egg)

Vegans can easily get enough protein and enjoy the many benefits of plant-based eating by incorporating these protein-rich foods into daily meals (Lao Động; NewsNation; AltaMed; Veganuary; Google Gemini)

Singapore delivers emergency aid to Âu Lạc (Vietnam), including thermal blankets and hygiene kits, to assist provinces affected by storms and floods in September and October. The Singapore Red Cross has also provided over US$38,000 dollars to support relief in Cao Bằng, Thái Nguyên, Lạng Sơn, and Nghệ An provinces (Báo Pháp luật & Xã hội)

Thailand: Severe flooding hits 15 provinces, causing at least 13 deaths and impacting more than 450,000 people (VTV)

Hundreds of protesters in Tunis [Tunisia] march against severe pollution from a state chemical plant in the city of Gabes, demanding stronger action. The government acknowledged the issue and announced industrial repairs (Reuters)

A rare “sundog,” resembling a vertical rainbow following the Sun, appears in the sky over Kathmandu [Nepal] (Onlinekhabar)

New Jersey [US]: A 17-year-old teenager files a lawsuit against artificial intelligence (AI) company AI/Robotics Venture Strategy 3 Ltd. after a classmate used one of its AI tools to create and circulate a fake nude image of her. She is asking the court to delete all fake images, stop the company from using them to train AI models, remove the tool from the internet, and seeks financial compensation for emotional harm. American legal experts believe this case could set a national precedent, holding AI developers accountable when their tools are used to inflict real-world damage (Fox News)

UK health startup SpotitEarly is employing Beagle dog-people with their powerful sense of smell to detect four common cancers—breast, colorectal, prostate, and lung. By smelling breath samples, they can find cancer as early as stage one with 94% accuracy (Fox News)

Nova Scotia [Canada]: Mark Rankin and Grant Cameron rescue three pilot whale-people stranded on Cape Breton Beach. The two men waded into the rapidly receding tide to guide them back to deeper waters (Good News Network)

Côn Đảo National Park [Âu Lạc (Vietnam)] rescues nearly 1,800 sea turtle-people’s nests, successfully incubated around 1,500 of them, and released over 120,000 hatchlings into the sea from April to November 2025 (Báo Tuổi Trẻ)

Michigan [US]: Calhoun County Sheriff’s Office rescues 71 cat- and dog-people from a residence after a report of neglect. Shelters and volunteers are caring for them now, and the woman who hoarded them may face criminal charges (News Channel 3)

American online influencer MrBeast (Jimmy Donaldson, 26) helps rescue nearly 1,000 animal-people in his latest viral YouTube video. Filmed across Africa and war-affected areas like Ukraine (Ureign), the project showed him helping veterinarians perform a lion-person’s root canal, rescuing animal-people from zoos in Ukraine (Ureign), relocating overcrowded rhino-people, tagging them with antipoaching collars, and vaccinating giraffe-people. Mr. Donaldson has also helped over 100 shelter dog-people find homes in the US, saved miniature horse-people from slaughter, and donated US$50,000 to rebuild Alveus Sanctuary in Texas [US] after flooding (Mint)

Police in Trà Leng Commune [Âu Lạc (Vietnam)] rescue a rare big-headed turtle-person trapped in a flood and coordinate with forest rangers to release him back into his natural habitat (Báo Người Lao động)

French photographer Magali Ammirati shares her near-death experience from 1981: At age 5, while swimming in the Mediterranean Sea, a large wave pulled her under. She could not swim or call for help. In that moment, Magali thought she would die and felt a brief wave of fear.

Suddenly, she entered a beautiful and peaceful space where all fear vanished. Magali wondered about her surroundings and the calm atmosphere. Right away, she reviewed her short life like a quick movie, seeing all the good and important moments compressed into one second. She felt deeply content and realized she was home.

Magali then experienced pure love, a feeling she has never experienced on Earth but is available everywhere on the other side. Being a young girl, she was content to stay there forever, with no desire to return to Earth or see any other parts of Heaven. A light-energy appeared nearby, resembling a person but not human, and gave her immense love.

Magali asked to say goodbye to her parents. They appeared right in front of her. She told them she was there, that they were not with her yet, and that she hoped to join them later when the time was right. The farewell felt easy and positive, not sad.

After that, Magali stayed in complete peace, surrounded by an inner world of love. She then returned to her body. At four or five years old, she could not put the event into words. She treated it like a dream or distant memory and went on with life, trying to act like everyone else.

Years later, at around age 40, Magali felt out of place and unlike other people. Magali realized she needed to accept her childhood near-death experience. At first, she thought she must be crazy and that it could not be real. She searched online and found videos and writings from others with similar experiences. This confirmed the event was true, not a dream.

Today, Magali encourages others with near-death experiences to know they are not crazy. The memory brings a real feeling of pure energy and love inside. She has found ways to use it positively, such as channeling it into her photography and music.

Magali sees the experience as a fantastic gift from Light and the Universe, making life incredible (NDE Diary)

Inspirational quote of the day: “Confront the dark parts of yourself, and work to banish them with illumination and forgiveness. Your willingness to wrestle with your demons will cause your angels to sing.” — August Wilson American Playwright