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Breaking News Live Updates, 04 December 2025: Putin’s December 4–5 India visit will mark the 23rd summit, focusing on trade, defence, technology and cultural ties. Both sides will address the trade imbalance, sign key MoUs, review BrahMos upgrades and discuss global cooperation, with several top Russian ministers attending.
The French Embassy in India congratulated the Indian Navy on Navy Day 2025, highlighting deepening bilateral maritime ties. In a post on X, it said cooperation is growing through Rafale Marine jets, the Maritime Cooperation Dialogue, and regular joint exercises and patrols — all aimed at supporting a free, open and secure Indo-Pacific.
Putin’s December 4–5 India visit will mark the 23rd summit, focusing on trade, defence, technology and cultural ties. Both sides will address the trade imbalance, sign key MoUs, review BrahMos upgrades and discuss global cooperation, with several top Russian ministers attending.
Dozens of farmers drove tractors to Mexico City and blocked an entrance to Congress on Wednesday to protest a proposed General Water Law. They say the plan, backed by President Claudia Sheinbaum’s government, threatens rural water access and their livelihoods. The law seeks tighter controls and penalties over water use. Farmers, who recently ended nationwide road blockades, warn they will intensify protests if the bill advances.
A US doctor from Los Angeles who sold ketamine to “Friends” star Matthew Perry was sentenced to two and a half years in prison. Judge Sherilyn Peace Garnett said Dr. Salvador Plasencia exploited Perry’s addiction for profit, though he didn’t supply the dose that killed him. Perry’s family delivered emotional statements, calling his loss devastating. Plasencia, who pleaded guilty to distributing ketamine, apologised in court.
An Air Force F-16C from the elite Thunderbirds aerobatic squadron crashed during a training mission over the Southern California desert near Trona on Wednesday. The pilot ejected safely and was hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries, officials said. The jet went down around 10:45 am, and the cause is under investigation. The Thunderbirds, known for high-precision formation flying, have recorded several crashes in their long history.
A major transmission-line failure triggered a sweeping blackout across Havana and western Cuba on Wednesday, plunging millions into darkness for nearly 12 hours. Power was partially restored by afternoon, but officials warned that shortages would continue due to a fragile, aging grid. The outage disrupted schools, businesses and internet services, worsening hardship amid Cuba’s deep economic crisis, fuel shortages and repeated power-plant breakdowns.
