Global News – November 11, 2025 | Major Events and Major Headlines Around the World
As the world wakes up on November 11, 2025, the global stage is buzzing with crucial political, environmental, and economic developments that are shaping our collective future. From climate debates in Brazil to tragic incidents in Delhi and a rare cosmic event lighting up the skies — here are today’s most important global headlines.
🌱 Tensions Rise at COP30 Climate Summit in Brazil
The much-anticipated COP30 Climate Summit in Belém, Brazil, is witnessing heated discussions as world leaders struggle to agree on fossil fuel reduction and financial commitments. Indigenous groups staged emotional protests demanding justice for the Amazon, reminding global powers that climate change is not just a policy issue but a survival challenge. The outcome of COP30 will define the pace of climate action for years to come.
💥 Delhi Blast and Pollution Crisis
India’s capital was shaken by a car explosion near Red Fort Metro Station, killing at least nine people. Security has been tightened across the city as investigations continue. Adding to the crisis, Delhi’s air quality index (AQI) crossed 425, putting it in the ‘severe’ category — a harsh reminder of the urgent need for environmental reform and stronger urban health policies.
🕊️ U.S. Shutdown Ends, Diplomatic Talks Resume
In Washington, relief swept across America as lawmakers finally passed a bill ending the longest government shutdown in U.S. history. Meanwhile, the diplomatic world took note of the Syrian President Ahmed Al-Sharaa’s surprise visit to the White House, signaling potential shifts in Middle Eastern relations.
💹 Global Economic Slowdown and Trade Concerns
Markets across the UK and U.S. reflected growing anxiety, as consumer spending dropped and trade tensions with China continued to strain global supply chains. Economists warn that these indicators may lead to slower global growth as 2026 approaches.
✈️ Turkish Military Plane Crash in Georgia
Tragedy struck when a Turkish Air Force C-130 cargo plane crashed in Georgia, killing all 20 onboard. The accident has prompted condolences from around the world and calls for better aviation safety measures.