DAILY NEWS Stream – November 1, 2025

Russia’s second-largest oil company, Lukoil, announces it will sell its international assets following US sanctions last week. A former unnamed executive said the move could cut the Russian company’s revenue and profits by around 30% (VnExpress)

US President Trump warns Putin that the US has “the greatest nuclear submarine right off [Russia’s] shore” after Russia tested a new nuclear-powered missile and claimed it was capable of reaching the US. President Trump emphasized, “We’re not playing games with them.” (New York Post)

The US will lift its arms embargo on Cambodia and the two nations will expand their cooperation in combating transnational criminal organizations, including drug trafficking and online fraud centers (Dân Trí)

Cambodia withdraws heavy weapons from the border with Thailand following the Kuala Lumpur Agreement signed with ASEAN [Association of Southeast Asian Nations] and US President Trump as witness (VnExpress)

Belize and the US sign a safe third country agreement allowing the transfer of asylum seekers from the US to Belize. Awaiting Senate approval, the US State Department calls it an important milestone in curbing illegal immigration (Aljazeera)

Âu Lạc (Vietnam), Cambodia, and Laos agree to strengthen cooperation in digital government, digital economy, and to share experiences in building “digital citizens” who use technology responsibly, safely, and ethically (VnExpress)

Argentina’s markets surge after President Javier Milei’s party wins big in midterm elections, significantly strengthening his authority to pursue economic reforms. President Trump said the US backed Mr. Milei with US$40 billion, that the Argentinian President was “breaking 100 years of bad policies thanks to US support,” and that his victory benefits US investors (AP)

US President Trump reveals He underwent an MRI [magnetic resonance imaging] during a routine checkup earlier in October, calling the results “perfect.” White House physician Dr. Sean Barbabella confirms the President remains in “excellent health,” noting He received advanced imaging and preventive tests (New York Post)

Doctors say pomegranates are packed with protective plant-based antioxidants like punicalagins and vitamin C that protect the heart, lower inflammation, and help prevent artery damage. Research shows pomegranate juice can improve blood flow and reduce bad cholesterol (LDL) Enjoy the fresh arils or blend into vegan smoothies to support immunity, bright skin, and strong recovery after exercise (VietNamNet)

Nutritionists say buckwheat is a gluten-free seed packed with protein, rutin antioxidants, and digestion-friendly fiber that protect the heart and strengthen blood vessels. Studies show buckwheat can lower bad cholesterol and help stabilize blood sugar, making it a smart choice for diabetics. Enjoy it as porridge, soba noodles, or in baked vegan dishes for long-lasting energy and better metabolic health (WebMD)

Experts highlight bell peppers as one of the best dietary sources of vitamin C— supporting collagen, healthy gums, clear skin, and strong immunity. Their carotenoids help protect eyesight and reduce inflammation when added to a wholesome vegan diet. Add raw slices to salads or lightly sauté to keep their crunch and maximize nutrients (Healthline)

Russian-American cardiologist Dr. Dmitry Yaranov warns a carnivore (meat-based) diet can harm your heart, leading to elevated bad cholesterol (LDL), chronic inflammation, and hardened arteries, and emphasizes that even young, athletic individuals can experience heart attacks without warning signs. Dr. Yaranov advises maintaining a balanced diet, focusing on whole and plant-based foods, and undergoing regular health check-ups to safeguard heart health (Hindustan Times)

Invasive mosquito species Aedes aegypti is spreading across Northern California, including Santa Clara County [US], raising risks of dengue, Zika, yellow fever, and chikungunya virus outbreaks (ABC)

Cuba reports dengue cases rising sharply nationwide, with provinces Guantánamo, Matanzas, and Sancti Spíritus hardest hit (baotintuc.vn)

Hanoi [Âu Lạc (Vietnam)] records 392 new dengue fever cases in a week, with 12 new outbreak sites and 27 outbreaks remaining active (Báo An ninh Thủ đô)

World Health Organization (WHO) says cholera has spread to 32 countries as of mid-October 2025 and caused over 6,800 deaths, surpassing 2024’s total, with sub-Saharan Africa the worst-hit region due to poor sanitation (aFamily)

A magnitude 6.5 earthquake strikes the Leeward Islands in the Caribbean, potentially affecting Antigua and Barbuda as well as nearby islands (Reuters)

A magnitude 6.1 earthquake strikes Sindirgi [western Türkiye], injuring 22 people and collapsing three residential buildings and a two-story shop (Daily Mail)

Thừa Thiên Huế Province [Âu Lạc (Vietnam)]: Bạch Mã Peak receives record rainfall of over 1,600 millimeters in 24 hours, setting the highest daily rainfall ever recorded in the country and nearly twice the 1999 record (Báo Tiền Phong)

Hurricane Melissa made landfall in Jamaica— the most powerful hurricane to lash the island since record-keeping began and one of the strongest Atlantic storms ever recorded. The historic storm brought heavy floodwaters across the country’s southwest and catastrophic winds that tore roofs off buildings and left more than 530,000 Jamaicans without power (The Watchers)

Late-season heavy rains damage cotton and soybean crops across India, reducing agricultural growth to around 3–3.5% compared to 6.6% the same time last year (Reuters)

Central Âu Lạc (Vietnam): Heavy rains and flooding leave 8 dead or missing and inundate over 100,000 houses across Đà Nẵng, Lâm Đồng, Huế and Quảng Trị Province (Thanh Niên)

Cyclone Montha makes landfall on India’s eastern coast, bringing heavy rain and winds that killed at least one person, damaged crops and utility poles (Reuters)

A rare lenticular cloud formation appears over Quetta [Pakistan] for around 20 minutes, sparking UFO (unidentified flying object) theories (Dawn)

Supreme Master Ching Hai (vegan) says: “It’s nothing harmful/tech/UFO, it’s a sign of some future good news for me, can’t tell you yet, not allowed to reveal.”

Iceland confirms its first-ever mosquito sighting in the wild in Kiðafell [Kjós], signaling a possible shift linked to rising temperatures (CNN)

UK: A new report titled “The Roadmap for Resilience: A UK Food Plan for 2050” urges the British people to grow more fruits, vegetables and grains for climate resilient farming, improve land use/conservation, and adopt healthier, eco-friendlier plant-based diets to address climate threats in the coming decades (VegNews)

Supreme Master Ching Hai (vegan) says: “If we can even survive till 2035, pray GOD.”

Australian study warns that traffic noise is disrupting the communication and reproduction of the Southern Emu-wren songbird-people, one of southern Australia’s rarest species (The Mirage)

Australian researchers warn that intensive land use in the Galápagos Islands [Ecuador] has led to a 50% drop in invertebrate [non-backboned animal-people] abundance and a 27% decline in species diversity (The Mirage)

Connecticut State Middlesex College [US] becomes one of the first American colleges to offer 100% vegan meals on campus, in partnership with alumnus Allison Vaughan (vegan)’s food business SoulFully Vegan. The college says the new vegan menu supports health, protects the planet, and welcomes all diets. Students who tried the food said it tasted great and didn’t even notice it was vegan (Patch)

Global hotel and restaurant alliance Relais & Châteaux partners with the international Slow Food movement to urge over 580 chefs in luxury hotels and restaurants to adopt plant-rich, agro-ecological, and zero-waste menus, aiming to prove that luxury dining can merge culinary excellence with environmental stewardship (VegNews)

The global vegan fashion market is projected to reach over US$518 billion in 2025 and over US$849 billion by 2032 growing at an annual 7.3% (Coherent Market Insights)

US animal rescue charity Wings of Rescue partners with local shelter New Beginnings for Merced County Animals to airlift 193 cat- and dog-people from overcrowded shelters in Merced County [California] to adoption partners across the western and midwestern US (Los Banos Enterprise)

US: Former prisoner Reginald Dwayne Betts, who served nearly 10 years for car theft, became a poet and lawyer and founded Freedom Reads, an organization dedicated to building 500 libraries inside US prisons (VnExpress)

Chinese computer scientist Wu Qi, known as the “father of China’s therapy dogs,” founded Paw for Heal in Shanghai [China] in 2012, offering animal-people- assisted therapy programs for autistic children, depressed patients, and the elderly. The organization now has over 300 therapy dog-persons, has trained more than 5,000 animal-individuals, and certified 400 therapy dog-workers who are helping more than 150,000 humans across various communities (Báo Thanh Niên)

Canadian minister Reverend Darren Canning had an out-of-body experience and saw his mom being taken to hell.

Darren grew up with early spiritual experiences. At age 8 or 9, during a church event for children, he decided to accept Lord Jesus (vegetarian) As he walked to the front for the altar call, a 15-foot [4.5 meter]-tall angel appeared beside him. Darren thought to himself that the angel was big, but God was even bigger.

At age 16, Darren had an out-of-body experience set in Heaven. He sat in a massive room that looked like a cloud, with no clear dimensions. All the souls he had led to Christ were there. An angel entered and pointed at him, saying, “Come.” Overcome by the fear of God, Darren followed the angel down a magnificent hallway with endless beauty. They entered another room on the edge of Hades, a lower realm bordering hell. Darren saw the ruins of humanity—a war zone of destruction. Normal people and historical tyrants filled the scene. Then a horse-drawn cart, like a small monkey cage about 4 feet [1.2 meters] high and 6 feet [1.8 meters] square with wooden bars, rolled down the middle. Inside was Darren’s mother, looking at him. The angel told him to look at her and said she would be lost forever because she did not know the Lord. Darren woke up, told his mother about the dream, and she accepted Lord Jesus that day.

Years later, after facing several negative experiences at church, Darren walked away from faith around age 20. He became an intellectual atheist, earned two university degrees in government, and worked as a trained economist in Canada’s national security. He handled billion-dollar projects and installed IT [information technology] equipment nationwide. On the outside, his life looked successful with a good job and marriage. But inside, anger built without speaking to God. His marriage ended in divorce because his wife pursued spiritual growth while he fell into bitterness.

A year into his government job, Darren became suicidal. One night, he hanged himself in a closet. As he blacked out and entered death, he heard God’s Voice. It was compassionate and asked, “What are you doing? I have a plan for your life.” The voice quoted Jeremiah 29:11 [Holy Bible], saying God knew the plans to prosper him and give him hope and a future. Then God pulled Darren’s spirit up into the sky. He floated over his city and began flying like a Canadian goose in formation with other spirits, leading at the front. They flew from town to town, and revival broke out everywhere they went, with miracles, signs, wonders, salvations, healings, and deliverances from demons.

Reverend Darren survived the attempt and returned to the Lord. For the next decade, he traveled to 39 nations and more than 200 towns and cities, seeing those same breakthroughs wherever he went. In 2005, soon after recommitting, he prayed to minister in the spirit during sleep. That night, in a dream, he flew over a Canadian city near the ocean. Hundreds lined the streets. God told him the Power flows through the eyes, so Reverend Darren looked into their eyes, releasing God’s Power. He landed, entered a house, and found a woman holding twins. One was dead. Darren took the lifeless baby, and it came back to life. A week later, at a small house church of nine people, the same woman was there, sharing she carried twins and one had died in the womb. Darren prayed over her, and both babies were born healthy.

Darren left his government job to live by faith, praying 8 to 10 hours a day. One night, waves of the Holy Spirit washed over him, filling him completely. He began hearing God’s Voice clearly. At first, he rebuked God because the words of love felt too good for his sinful past. But God spoke louder, revealing His Divine Nature and healing Darren’s heart. This led to peace and a hunger to hear more.

Reverend Darren teaches that God speaks inside all of us all the time— it is we who have forgotten how to listen. God creates endless blessings in home, work, and spirit for those who ask, listen, and obey Him in their thoughts, words, and actions. Reverend Darren now shares these experiences to encourage others to hear God, express His Plans for creation, and step into our destiny as co-creators— the children of God (Sid Roth’s It’s Supernatural!)

Prioritizing quote of the day: “A person with one-pointed concentration keeps body, speech, and mind pure: though speaking little, they speak wisely; though doing little, they accomplish what’s needed; though remembering little, they remember the righteous words— thus attaining immeasurable peace and joy!” — The Venerated Enlightened Master Minh Đăng Quang (vegetarian)