World Report November 22: Saturday's top stories in 10 minutes
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Nov 22, 2025 Tensions grow in Ukraine as the U.S. presents a peace proposal that leaves Kyiv feeling disillusioned. South Africa hosts the G20 Summit, with President Ramaphosa at the helm amid global expectations. Canada seeks to strengthen ties with China, stepping away from reliance on the U.S. In political news, Marjorie Taylor Greene announces her resignation from Congress, citing disputes with Trump. Meanwhile, B.C.'s premier voices concerns over energy talks sidelining his province and conflicts arise over a controversial museum exhibit.
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High-Stakes Peace Proposal For Ukraine
- The leaked U.S. proposal would force Ukraine to cede territory, limit its military, and abandon NATO ambitions.
- That one-sided plan has left Kyiv disillusioned and under intense diplomatic pressure to accept quickly.
Canada Seeks New Trade Partners
- Canada is actively pivoting away from sole reliance on the U.S. and seeking deeper ties with China and Indo-Pacific partners.
- Experts stress economic, research and green-cooperation benefits but warn to balance engagement with human-rights and cyber concerns.
Greene Quits Amid Public Feud
- Marjorie Taylor Greene announced she will resign from Congress, citing pressure and conflict with Donald Trump.
- She framed her departure as avoiding a divisive primary that could hurt Republicans in the midterms.