Reuters World News Ukraine, Honduras, Dell and Indian app backlash
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Dec 3, 2025 Diego Ode, an insightful reporter on Latin America, and Aditya Khaura, who sheds light on India's tech landscape, join Mike Dolan, a market expert. They discuss Putin's aggressive stance on Ukraine while rejecting European proposals. Ode elaborates on the implications of Trump's controversial pardon for a former Honduran president. Khaura shares the backlash against India's cybersecurity app mandate that raised privacy alarms, and the government's subsequent softening of its position amid public uproar.
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No Ukraine Deal After Envoy Talks
- Talks in Moscow between Putin and Trump's envoys ended without a Ukraine peace deal after five hours of negotiations.
- The Kremlin said compromises "have not yet been found," leaving a key Trump foreign-policy goal unresolved.
Putin Rejects European Peace Plan
- Putin dismissed European peace proposals and warned Europe it would face swift defeat if it confronts Russia.
- Reuters previews discussion of Ukraine's prospects at Reuters Next with global leaders attending.
Hernandez Pardoned Amid Haitian Outcry
- Donald Trump pardoned ex-Honduran president Juan Orlando Hernandez, who was serving 45 years for conspiring to import tons of cocaine.
- Hondurans largely view his release as a mockery of U.S. justice after contested elections and deadly protests in 2017.