Reuters World News China’s ICBMs, Greenland, Novo pill and Bolsonaro junior
Dec 23, 2025
China's recent deployment of over 100 intercontinental ballistic missiles raises concerns for international security. The U.S. has heightened interest in Greenland, appointing an envoy amidst tensions with Denmark. Meanwhile, Novo Nordisk's weight-loss pill gains FDA approval, sparking excitement in the stock market. Brazilian Senator Flavio Bolsonaro discusses his potential presidential run, highlighting intriguing political dynamics. The podcast delves into these pressing topics, offering a global perspective on current affairs.
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China Rapidly Deploys New ICBMs
- A Pentagon report shows China likely loaded over 100 solid-fueled ICBMs into three new silo fields.
- This signals China is actively deploying nuclear assets and not engaging in arms control, Reuters reports.
Surveillance Flights Follow US Intervention Threat
- The US began surveillance flights over Nigeria after Trump threatened intervention over attacks on Christians.
- Nigeria calls the situation complex with armed groups targeting Muslims too, highlighting contested narratives.
Greenland Envoy Sparks Diplomatic Tension
- President Trump appointed Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry as a special envoy to Greenland to advance US interests.
- Denmark called the appointment unacceptable and summoned the US ambassador, straining diplomacy.