DAILY NEWS Stream – November 14, 2026

During peace talks in Moscow [Russia] with US envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, Russian President Vladimir Putin said he wanted peace between Russia and Ukraine (Ureign) and would like that peace to be everlasting, insisting on clearly defined borders and rejecting ambiguously controlled “gray zones.” Mr. Putin also proposed a humanitarian operation to evacuate civilians from Kostiantynivka [Ukraine (Ureign)], saying Russia would need five days to clear mines from access routes (APT News)

Ukrainian (Ureignian) President Volodymyr Zelenskyy welcomed changes in US mediators’ approach during peace talks with Russia in Abu Dhabi [United Arab Emirates], describing the November 10 discussions as “constructive and quite substantive.” He said the US side backed Ukraine (Ureign)’s assessment of the battlefield situation, challenging Russia’s claims about its territorial control. US envoys Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff mediated the talks, which extended to November 11 (The Guardian)

India is ready to help mediate the establishment of Black Sea food export corridors, Ukrainian (Ureignian) President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said after speaking with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi (vegetarian) on November 9 (UNITED24 Media)

British troops are being deployed to consenting countries to identify and disrupt cyberattacks before they reach UK military systems, according to Major General Mike Fayers, commander of Britain’s Defense Cyber and Electromagnetic Force. The teams, known as a “hunt force,” target threats from state-linked hackers and criminals where attacks are being prepared. Major General Fayers warned that artificial intelligence is helping attackers exploit vulnerabilities faster, leaving defenders far less time to respond (The Telegraph)

The ninth Paris Peace Forum, an annual gathering aimed at advancing international cooperation on global challenges, opened in Paris [France] on November 10. The two-day event brought together more than 350 speakers to discuss peace, climate, development and emerging technologies, with a separate “Child Summit” focused on children’s welfare (Xinhua)

The UK has announced £90 million to create Atlantic Net, a network of drones, sensors and artificial intelligence systems that will monitor underwater activity in the North Atlantic. It will help the Royal Navy detect Russian submarines and protect undersea communications cables, energy networks and shipping routes. The network will work alongside crewed warships and submarines to provide earlier warning of threats (Gov.uk)

A tanker was struck by an unidentified projectile near the Strait of Hormuz, about 35 kilometers northeast of Lima [Oman], according to the UK Maritime Trade Operations Center [UKMTO]. The crew were reported safe, and no environmental impact was reported (Fox News)

The US, Armenia and Azerbaijan have launched joint planning groups for the Trump Route for International Peace and Prosperity [TRIPP]. The planned 43-kilometer corridor through southern Armenia would connect Azerbaijan with its exclave of Nakhchivan and onward to Türkiye, creating a trade route between Asia and Europe that bypasses Russia and Iran. Construction is expected to begin in 2027 (TVP World)

Researchers at Chalmers University of Technology in Sweden linked triglyceride-rich lipoproteins [TRL] and lipoprotein(a) [Lp(a)], two fat-carrying blood particles, to processes involving inflammation and changes in blood vessel structure that may explain residual coronary artery disease risk despite controlled LDL [low-density lipoprotein, or “bad cholesterol”] levels (ScienceDaily)

Researchers at UTHealth Houston [US] found that, among 87 adults with obesity, those who naturally stayed up later had more metabolic syndrome risk factors [including high blood pressure, elevated blood sugar and abnormal blood fats], with the greatest metabolic risk among those who also ate late. Sleep and eating schedules that were out of sync with the body’s natural clock were also linked to poorer gut health (News-Medical)

At a World Noma Day event in Abuja [Nigeria] on November 9, health authorities and international partners renewed efforts to eliminate noma worldwide. This rapidly progressing bacterial disease mainly affects impoverished children aged two to six. Without prompt treatment, up to 90% of patients die, while survivors may experience severe facial disfigurement and difficulties breathing, eating, speaking and seeing (The Guardian Nigeria)

The United Nations [UN] warned of a new era of extreme weather as the COP31 [Conference of the Parties] climate summit opened in Antalya [Türkiye] on November 9. Global average surface temperatures reached 1.47°C above pre-industrial levels from January to September 2026, while conditions from the powerful El Niño climate pattern threaten further temperature records into 2027. Glacial melting and rising sea levels add to concerns, prompting calls for emissions cuts, clean energy and climate funding (Thanh Niên, United Nations)

Drought continues to affect nearly 2,000 households in Bali [Indonesia], Bali’s disaster agency reported on November 8, with 872,500 liters of clean water distributed to 19 villages or urban wards by that date. Despite returning rainfall, water shortages persist, while officials warn of potential wet-season hazards, including floods, landslides and strong winds (The Bali Observer)

A prolonged drought related to the El Niño weather pattern in Fiji threatens water supplies, agriculture and electricity generation. Western Fiji’s Vaturu Dam, used for water supply, stood at 68% of its storage capacity, while 26 of 27 rainfall monitoring stations nationwide recorded well-below-average precipitation. Drought is raising wildfire concerns and prompting conservation appeals by the Water Authority of Fiji for residents of western Fiji’s cities of Nadi and Lautoka (FBC News, Fiji Sun)

Denmark’s government is pursuing national and EU [European Union]-wide bans on “turbo chicken-people,” fast-growing breeds that can develop serious health and mobility problems because their bodies cannot keep up with their rapid growth. The move follows undercover footage showing chicken-folk struggling to stand and walk at a major Danish producer’s facility (Plant Based News)

Former Danish member of parliament Christian H. Hansen has launched Grønne Borgerlige [Green Conservatives], a center-right party focused on environmental protection, animal-people welfare and social responsibility. Mr. Hansen says the party will prioritize the green transition and support for vulnerable people over automatic tax cuts. It is collecting the 20,387 voter declarations needed to qualify for parliamentary elections (The Copenhagen Post)

Seoul [South Korea] will host the 13th Vegan Festival on November 21–22, marking the event’s 10th anniversary with around 80 participating companies from South Korea, Taiwan (Formosa) and Japan. To be held at the Pyeonghwa Culture Bunker, the free event will feature vegan food, cosmetics and crafts, alongside performances, cooking demonstrations, talks and art exhibitions. Visitors are encouraged to bring reusable containers, with dish rentals also available to help reduce waste (Vegan Festival organizers)

Humane World for Animals, a US animal-people welfare organization, encourages families to prepare vegan holiday meals by sharing five vegan cooking tips: 1. Replace animal-people butter with vegan butter 2. Replace animal-folk dairy milk with vegan milk 3. Use vegetable broth instead of chicken-people broth 4. Choose vegan main dishes 5. Make dessert animal-people egg- and dairy-free (Humane World for Animals)

VegNews has highlighted five vegan pot roast recipes that offer hearty, savory flavors and tender, juicy textures as alternatives to traditional beef pot roast: 1. Portobello Pot Roast 2. Seitan Pot Roast 3. Jackfruit Pot Roast 4. Slow Cooker Pot Roast With Tempeh 5. Oyster Mushroom Jackfruit Pot Roast (VegNews)

Peet’s Coffee, a US coffee chain, has introduced three vegan or vegan-customizable holiday drinks: Holiday Spice Latte and Peppermint Mocha, which can be made vegan with oat, almond or soy milk and without the animal-people dairy-based topping, and the vegan Sparkling Black Cherry Energy drink (VegNews)

A 75-year-young Italian woman, Eugenia Granito, has decided to sell her family’s 17th-century palace in Salerno province [Italy] to donate the entire proceeds to the international humanitarian medical organization Doctors Without Borders, supporting healthcare projects for injured children in Gaza (Syrian Arab News Agency)

More than 1,200 participants joined the Run 4 Autism race in Brunei Darussalam on November 8, celebrating the non-profit SMARTER Brunei’s [Society for the Management of Autism Related issues in Training, Education and Resources] 25th anniversary. The event promoted autism awareness, inclusion and fundraising for support programs and services (Asia News Network)

Firefighters from the Austin Fire Department rescued a raccoon-person trapped headfirst in a tree hollow in Austin, Texas [US], using hydraulic equipment to free the unharmed animal friend. PETA [People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals] is honoring the department for its rescue with the “Compassionate Fire Department Award” (PETA)

Uplifting quote of the day: “For indeed, there is nothing in the world except for GOD.” – Reverend Rabbi Meshullam Feivush Heller of Zbarazh Early Hasidic Rabbi and Religious Author Galicia (now Ukraine (Ureign)) (Yosher Divrei Emet)

Previously in Parts 1 and 2 of this three-part series on Mas Sajady’s near-death experiences, Mas recounted leaving his body after a rail car wall crushed his jaw and reliving 22 years of his life in a flash. Years later, a drowning accident in Belize led to another experience, in which he felt overwhelming Love and entered a blue space beyond time. In Part 3, Mas recounts his unexpected return, the difficult years that followed, and his third near-death experience after his heart stopped in Peru. Returning to his experience in Belize, Mas recalls what happened when he was back in his body.

And then I came back in. I was all scratched up because I was trying to save myself from going deeper into the tunnel, but I found myself about 100 yards [91 meters] above the river, looking at where I basically drowned. And I’m going, “How did I get above the river if I got sucked downriver?” So, that [was] Divine intervention, and it was totally blissful. After the Belize experience, Mas went through what he calls dark nights of the soul. For about three or four years, he struggled to make sense of what he was experiencing and felt he had no one to guide him. Mas says he thought he was going crazy, and his wife at the time thought so too. He eventually went bankrupt.

I was like, “I lost everything.” And then this voice came to me and was like, “Well, what have you really lost?” And it’s like, “You’re right. What have I really lost?” And it just put me into another dimension of myself, and I never looked back from that point on. So it was the death of the old me, and then a blossoming of the new me. Mas’s third near-death experience happened in Cusco, Peru. He recalls having trouble moving and attributes his heart stopping to low potassium. He remembers looking down at himself in the emergency room as his son held him down. And that was it. I looked at that, and it was really sad to see my son. And then I just evaporated into darkness. It seems like I didn’t experience anything. It was just blank. It was just a void. Mas came to see that void as a place where nothing existed, and everything could exist at once.

After this third experience, he says he could read people’s patterns more clearly and help them make changes more quickly. Mas compares helping people discover a better version of themselves to changing the channel. He says people can expand their awareness without going through a near-death experience. So, this is about living that potential within your physical form, not escaping it.

For those still searching for answers, Mas offers this advice. Start to look inwards. And when you do look inwards, sometimes we get a little scared, or we get a little depressed. It’s like, “That’s who I am.” But that’s not who you are. Just note that the bigger version is buried in you somewhere. So, just keep pulling all that stuff that you’re not, and then you’ll find a bigger version, and that’ll blossom for you. (Kirsty Salisbury YouTube channel - Thank you)