Was geschah am Tuesday, December 30 2025 ?

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20251230             Dienstag, 30. Dezember 2025
20251230             Berichte über Aufrüstung: US-Präsident droht Iran mit Militärschlägen
202512300212 Ausland •
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20251230             Folgen der Erderwärmung: Risiken des Klimawandels werden immer mehr zu »brutaler Realität«
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20251230             Wenige Wochen vor Parlamentswahl: Bangladeschs Ex-Premierministerin Khaleda Zia ist tot
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20251230             Min
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20251230             Uhr
20251230             Ifo-Umfrage: Große Mehrheit der Unternehmen findet Steuern zu hoch
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20251230             IW-Studie: Ein Job im Haushalt ist in der Regel Schwarzarbeit
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20251230             Ausland
20251230             Nach Trump-Namensergänzung: Jazzensemble sagt Silvesterkonzert im Kennedy Center ab
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20251230             usland
20251230             Angeblicher Angriff auf Putins Residenz: Die drei großen Ungereimtheiten in Russlands Vorwürfen
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20251230             Ehrung in Großbritannien: Idris Elba wird zum Ritter geschlagen
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20251230             Machtkampf zwischen Riad und Abu Dhabi: Jemens Präsidentschaftsrat fordert Abzug VAE-unterstützter Separatisten binnen 24 Stunden
202512301058 Ausland  
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20251230             Sternbild »Südlicher Fisch«: Weltraumteleskop »Hubble« registriert verblüffende Kollisionen in jungem Planetensystem
202512301131 Wissenschaft
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20251230             Geldauflage von zehn Millionen Euro: Ermittlungen gegen russischen Oligarchen Usmanow eingestellt
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20251230             sland
20251230             Nach Polizeieinsatz mit neun Toten: Türkische Behörden nehmen 357 IS-Verdächtige fest
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20251230             Zehnter Jahrestag der Kölner Silvesternacht: »Die viel besungene Willkommenskultur gab es gar nicht«
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20251230             Illegale Fischerei: Im Mittelmeer wurden 2025 mehr als 40 Weiße Haie getötet
202512301438 Wissenschaft •
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20251230             Verhandlungen über Friedenslösung: Hinter den Kulissen warnen die Europäer Selenskyj
202512301540 Politik
20251230             Konflikt zwischen Anhängern und Gegnern der Regierung: Ausgangssperre in Syriens Hafenstadt Latakia nach tödlichen Kämpfen
202512301541 Ausland •
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20251230             Teherans Reaktion auf Trumps Drohung: »Die Islamische Republik Iran wird jede Aggression konsequent beantworten«
202512301602 Auslan
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20251230             Wirtschaftskrise in Iran: Chaos auf den Märkten, Wut auf den Straßen
202512301715 Ausland
20251230             Israels Premier bei Trump: Netanyahus Happy End in Mar-a-Lago
202512301715 Ausland
20251230             Plus 23 Prozent: Dax legt bestes Börsenjahr seit 2019 hin
202512301717 Wirtschaft
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20251230             Minderheit: Jenische drängen auf Anerkennung durch die Bundesregierung
202512301726 Politik
20251230             Konflikt mit Saudi-Arabien: Emirate geben im Streit über Separatisten im Jemen nach
202512301742 Ausland •
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20251230             Ex-Außenminister und Vizekanzler: Bei Selenskyj denkt Sigmar Gabriel an Rathenau, Rabin und Sadat
202512301831 Politik
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20251230             Drogengewalt in den Sozialbauvierteln von Marseille: »Ich wurde noch nie geschnappt.
20251230             Wir sind jung, schnell und taff«
202512301837 Ausland
20251230             Diskussion über Silvesterfeuerwerk: »Man kann einmal im Jahr alles rauslassen«
202512301916 Panorama
20251230             Bis zu 60 Zentimeter Schnee: Bombenzyklon und arktische Kälte legen Teile der USA lahm
202512302015 Panorama
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20251230             Farbtrends auf deutschen Straßen: Grüne werden immer beliebter
202512302033 Mobilität
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20251230             Düstere Bilanz von Unicef: Nie lebten mehr Kinder in Kriegs- und Krisengebieten
202512302040 Ausland
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20251230             Verwandte von US-Gesundheitsminister: Kennedy-Enkelin ist tot
202512302109 Ausland •
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20251230             Sorge vor Silvesternacht: Petition für bundesweites Böllerverbot sammelt fast drei Millionen Unterschriften
202512302245 Panorama •
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20251230             Eskalation in Nahost: Israel droht Hilfsorganisationen mit Entzug von Zulassungen für Arbeit in Palästinensergebieten
202512302250 Ausland •
www.spiegel.de/ausland/gaza-israel-droht-hilfsorganisationen-mit-entzug-von-zulassungen-a-57ba0b6c-be0e-49c5-b46e-6df814ee4140
20251230             Schiitenmiliz im Libanon: Hisbollah soll sich bis 2026 entwaffnen lassen – und winkt ab
202512302305 Ausland •
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20251230             MOSCOW, December 30. /TASS/.
20251230             Vladimir Zelensky will have to hide for the rest of his life following Ukraine's drone attack on Russian President Vladimir Putin’s residence, Russian Security Council Deputy Chairman Dmitry Medvedev said.
20251230             "The stinking Kiev bastard is trying to derail the settlement of the conflict.
20251230             He wants war.
20251230             Well, now at least he’ll have to stay in hiding for the rest of his worthless life," he wrote on the X social media platform.
20251230             Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov told reporters on Monday that on the night of December 28-29, Ukraine had launched a terrorist attack on the residence of Russian President Vladimir Putin in the Novgorod Region, launching 91 unmanned aerial vehicles.
20251230             All drones were destroyed by air defenses; there were no reports of casualties or damage, Lavrov noted.
20251230             According to Kremlin Aide Yury Ushakov, Putin had pointed out in a phone call with US leader Donald Trump that the attack had taken place "in fact, right after" US-Ukraine talks in Florida, and warned that the terrorist actions would not remain unanswered.
20251230             Trump told reporters later that he was "angry" about the attack and added that such moves could not facilitate peace talks.
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20251230             MINSK, December 30. /TASS/.
20251230             The Belarusian Defense Ministry has confirmed that the Russian-made Oreshnik intermediate-range hypersonic ballistic missile system has assumed combat duty in the republic, posting a video of the relevant ceremony.
20251230             "After the missile system was readied for its designated deployment and its inspection by a joint comprehensive group, a battalion of Oreshnik missile launchers has begun to accomplish assignments of its combat duty in designated areas on the territory of
20251230             MINSK, December 30. /TASS/.
20251230             The Belarusian Defense Ministry has confirmed that the Russian-made Oreshnik intermediate-range hypersonic ballistic missile system has assumed combat duty in the republic, posting a video of the relevant ceremony.
20251230             MINSK, December 30. /TASS/.
20251230             The Belarusian Defense Ministry has confirmed that the Russian-made Oreshnik intermediate-range hypersonic ballistic missile system has assumed combat duty in the republic, posting a video of the relevant ceremony.
20251230             "After the missile system was readied for its designated deployment and its inspection by a joint comprehensive group, a battalion of Oreshnik missile launchers has begun to accomplish assignments of its combat duty in designated areas on the territory of our country," the ministry said in a statement.
20251230             The Oreshnik missile system arrived in Belarus pursuant to a decision made by the Russian and Belarusian leaders, the ministry said.
20251230             Before the Oreshnik missile system went on combat duty in Belarus, its launch combat crews, signal corps, security and power supply personnel, and also drivers-mechanics of the missile system’s components had undergone advanced training on modern simulators, it specified.
20251230             Russia’s Defense Ministry reported earlier on December 30 that the Oreshnik missile system had gone on combat duty in Belarus.
20251230             "The system is capable of engaging targets at ranges of up to 5,000 km and can carry both nuclear and conventional payloads and conduct launches from any point of its combat patrol route," the Belarusian Defense Ministry reported.
20251230             Last week, Belarusian Defense Minister Viktor Khrenin said that the Oreshnik missile system’s deployment on the republic’s territory came in response to aggressive actions by Western opponents.
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20251230             Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, US President Donald Trump urged him to refrain from provocative measures in the West Bank and to revise his policy in the area, Axios reported, citing sources.
20251230             According to them, during talks at Trump’s Mar-a-Lago residence near West Palm Beach, Florida, the US president and his aides "expressed concern about the situation in the West Bank and asked Netanyahu to avoid provocative steps and ‘calm things down.’" Trump and his team also "raised settler violence against Palestinian civilians, the financial instability of the Palestinian Authority, and Israeli settlements expansion".
20251230             "The US message was that changing course in the West Bank is critical to repair Israel's relations with European countries and, hopefully, expand the Abraham Accords," the website said.
20251230             An unnamed US administration official quoted by Axios added that an "escalation in the West Bank would undermine efforts to implement the Gaza peace agreement".
20251230             Gaza and Israeli settlements
20251230             The Gaza Strip came under Israeli control following the Six-Day War in 1967, after which Israel began building settlements there.
20251230             In 2005, under a unilateral disengagement plan, Israel fully withdrew its troops from the enclave and evacuated all Jewish settlements and their residents — 21 localities and about 9,200 people.
20251230             Settlement construction has continued in the West Bank, which is widely regarded as one of the main obstacles to resolving the decades-long Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
20251230             In December 2016, the UN Security Council adopted Resolution 2334, demanding that Israel immediately cease settlement activity in the occupied Palestinian territories.
20251230             Israel later declined to comply with the resolution.
20251230             On October 7, 2023, militants from the radical Palestinian movement Hamas attacked Israeli border communities, killing residents of nearby settlements and taking more than 200 hostages.
20251230             The group described the attack as a response to Israeli actions at the Al-Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem.
20251230             In response, Israel launched a large-scale military operation in Gaza, stating that its objective was the complete elimination of Hamas’ military and administrative capabilities.
20251230             Hostilities were suspended in October, when a ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas, brokered by the US, Egypt, and Qatar, came into force.
20251230             Commenting on post-war prospects for the enclave, Netanyahu has repeatedly rejected the idea of resuming Jewish settlement construction in Gaza.
20251230             However, some members of his Likud party, as well as coalition partners from the far-right Religious Zionist and Otzma Yehudit parties, have advocated for a rapid resumption of settlement activity in the territory.
20251230             WASHINGTON, December 30. /TASS/.
20251230             During a meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, US President Donald Trump urged him to refrain from provocative measures in the West Bank and to revise his policy in the area, Axios reported, citing sources.
20251230             According to them, during talks at Trump’s Mar-a-Lago residence near West Palm Beach, Florida, the US president and his aides "expressed concern about the situation in the West Bank and asked Netanyahu to avoid provocative steps and ‘calm things down.’" Trump and his team also "raised settler violence against Palestinian civilians, the financial instability of the Palestinian Authority, and Israeli settlements expansion".
20251230             "The US message was that changing course in the West Bank is critical to repair Israel's relations with European countries and, hopefully, expand the Abraham Accords," the website said.
20251230             An unnamed US administration official quoted by Axios added that an "escalation in the West Bank would undermine efforts to implement the Gaza peace agreement".
20251230             Gaza and Israeli settlements
20251230             The Gaza Strip came under Israeli control following the Six-Day War in 1967, after which Israel began building settlements there.
20251230             In 2005, under a unilateral disengagement plan, Israel fully withdrew its troops from the enclave and evacuated all Jewish settlements and their residents — 21 localities and about 9,200 people.
20251230             Settlement construction has continued in the West Bank, which is widely regarded as one of the main obstacles to resolving the decades-long Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
20251230             In December 2016, the UN Security Council adopted Resolution 2334, demanding that Israel immediately cease settlement activity in the occupied Palestinian territories.
20251230             Israel later declined to comply with the resolution.
20251230             On October 7, 2023, militants from the radical Palestinian movement Hamas attacked Israeli border communities, killing residents of nearby settlements and taking more than 200 hostages.
20251230             The group described the attack as a response to Israeli actions at the Al-Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem.
20251230             In response, Israel launched a large-scale military operation in Gaza, stating that its objective was the complete elimination of Hamas’ military and administrative capabilities.
20251230             Hostilities were suspended in October, when a ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas, brokered by the US, Egypt, and Qatar, came into force.
20251230             Commenting on post-war prospects for the enclave, Netanyahu has repeatedly rejected the idea of resuming Jewish settlement construction in Gaza.
20251230             However, some members of his Likud party, as well as coalition partners from the far-right Religious Zionist and Otzma Yehudit parties, have advocated for a rapid resumption of settlement activity in the territory.
tass.com/world/2066953
20251230             MOSCOW, December 30. /TASS/.
20251230             On the night of December 28-29, Ukraine launched a drone attack on Russian President Vladimir Putin’s residence in the Novgorod Region.
20251230             TASS has compiled the main responses of the global community.
20251230             International reaction
20251230             US President Donald Trump said he was "very angry" about Ukraine’s strike on Putin’s state residence.
20251230             China urged the parties to the Ukrainian conflict to "prevent it from spreading, avoid escalation by refraining from fueling hostilities, and create conditions for a political settlement".
20251230             Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi voiced concern over reports of a Ukrainian military attack on Putin’s residence.
20251230             The United Arab Emirates condemned Kiev’s attempt to strike Putin’s residence, calling it a "deplorable attack".
20251230             The leader of the French party The Patriots, Florian Philippot, said the attack was intended to derail the talks with Washington on a Ukrainian settlement.
20251230             The co-presidents of Nicaragua, Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo, expressed solidarity with Putin over the drone attack, noting that "this is precisely how fascism behaves, seeking to undermine the power of negotiations aimed at achieving peace in this important region of the planet".
20251230             Abkhazian President Badra Gunba "strongly condemned" the drone strike.
20251230             Former Ukrainian Prime Minister Nikolay Azarov told TASS that the Kiev regime’s blatant provocations prove it is the main obstacle to achieving peace.
20251230             He described Vladimir Zelensky’s attempts to distance himself from the drone attack on the Russian leader’s residence as "pointless babbling".
20251230             Artyom Dmitruk, a Verkhovna Rada (Ukraine’s parliament) member who had to leave the country due to political pressure, called on the leaders involved in the settlement process to recognize Zelensky as a terrorist.
20251230             Russia’s reaction
20251230             Russian Foreign Ministry Spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said that Kiev's terrorist attacks, applauded by the West, demonstrate that it has no limits.
20251230             She called the attack on the Russian leader’s residence a "slap in the face" of Trump, who is doing everything he can to "save what remains of Ukraine".
20251230             Zakharova noted that Russia’s response "will not be a diplomatic one".
20251230             Russian Security Council Deputy Chairman Dmitry Medvedev said that Zelensky will have to "stay in hiding for the rest of his worthless life".
20251230             Zelensky has "surpassed himself" in his attempts to covertly disrupt negotiations on a peaceful settlement in Ukraine, Russian Foreign Ministry’s Ambassador at Large Rodion Miroshnik said.
20251230             He noted that Zelensky has long been using terrorist attacks to derail negotiations.
20251230             About the attack
20251230             Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said that overnight to December 29 the Kiev regime had attempted a terrorist attack on President Vladimir Putin’s state residence in the Novgorod Region with the use of 91 long-range combat drones.
20251230             All of them were destroyed, he noted, adding that no casualties or damage were reported.
20251230             In turn, Kremlin aide Yury Ushakov said that during a phone call with Trump, Putin drew attention to Kiev’s attack, which took place "almost immediately" after the US-Ukraine talks at Mar-a-Lago, and warned that it would not go "unanswered".
20251230             The Russian leader also told Trump that Moscow's position in negotiations to resolve the conflict would be reassessed.
tass.com/politics/2067011
20251230             MOSCOW, December 30. /TASS/.
20251230             The Russian Foreign Ministry lodged a strong protest with the summoned charges d'affaires of Latvia, Lithuania, and Estonia over their respective countries’ illegal actions against the economic activities of Russian embassies, the statement said.
20251230             "On December 30, the charges d'affaires of Latvia, Lithuania, and Estonia were summoned to the Russian Foreign Ministry, where they were presented with a strong protest in connection with the introduction the introduction of regulations on the administrative and economic activities of the Russian embassies in Riga, Vilnius, and Tallinn by the unfriendly authorities of these countries," the Russian Foreign Ministry said.
20251230             The heads of the diplomatic missions were informed that "the Russian side reserves the right to take appropriate countermeasures".
20251230             According to the ministry, "Baltic diplomats have been informed that the unlawful requirements being introduced will significantly impede the work of Russian foreign missions and grossly violate Article 25 of the 1961 Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations.
20251230             According to this article, Latvia, Lithuania, and Estonia, as host countries, are obliged to provide 'all facilities' for the performance of representative functions".
20251230             "The discriminatory nature of these measures also contradicts paragraph 1 of Article 47 of the Vienna Convention, according to which, in applying the provisions of the Convention, which states that in applying the provisions of the Convention, the host country shall not discriminate between states," the statement noted.
tass.com/politics/2067263
20251230             FACTBOX: Major natural disasters of 2025
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20251230             TASS FACTBOX.
20251230             TASS has summarized the worst natural disasters of 2025 that caused significant fatalities and substantial material damage.
20251230             Myanmar quake
20251230             On March 28, Myanmar was hit by a 7.7-magnitude earthquake, followed by another of 6.4-magnitude.
20251230             The epicenter was located west of Mandalay, the country’s second-largest city.
20251230             Tremors were felt in Thailand and neighboring countries.
20251230             At least 5,456 people were killed in the quakes.
20251230             In April, the Russian Emergencies Ministry dispatched rescuers, search dog handlers, and medics to join the relief effort in Myanmar. The Russian medics provided assistance to 330 residents and inspected 88 damaged buildings.
20251230             Forest fires
20251230             In January, large-scale forest fires erupted in southern California, affecting Los Angeles, Ventura, and Orange counties.
20251230             Strong winds contributed to the fires spreading rapidly, destroying more than 16,000 buildings.
20251230             The direct death toll from the fires reached 30, while an estimated 440 people were killed indirectly, including from smoke inhalation and respiratory illnesses.
20251230             The damage caused by the forest fires exceeded $61 billion.
20251230             Heatwaves
20251230             Between April and September, multiple heatwaves affected most of Europe.
20251230             On June 28, El Granado municipality in Spain’s Andalusia recorded a continental high of 46 degrees Celsius.
20251230             The extreme heatwave caused an estimated 4,700 to 24,400 excess deaths across Europe.
20251230             Tropical cyclone
20251230             On November 25-30, Tropical Cyclone Senyar devastated large parts of Indonesia, Thailand, Malaysia, and other Southeast Asian countries, with northern and western Sumatra being the hardest hit.
20251230             Between 800 and 2,200 people are estimated to have been killed in floods and landslides triggered by the cyclone.
20251230             Material damage was estimated at $19 billion.
20251230             Landslide
20251230             On August 31, a massive landslide occurred in the Marrah Mountains in Sudan’s Central Darfur province following prolonged rainfall.
20251230             Tarseen village was completely buried.
20251230             According to estimates from humanitarian organizations, between 375 and 1,500 people were killed in the landslide, and only one person survived.
20251230             The village remains in ruins.
20251230             Floods
20251230             During the monsoon season from June to September, catastrophic floods occurred in Pakistan.
20251230             Millions of residents were affected by the disaster, with thousands of homes destroyed and vast areas of agricultural land damaged.
20251230             The province of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa was particularly hard-hit.
20251230             The death toll exceeded 1,000.
20251230             Hurricane
20251230             On October 28, Hurricane Melissa, a Category 5 storm, struck Jamaica, Haiti, and other Caribbean countries.
20251230             Wind speeds reached up to 183 mi/h (295 km/h), causing catastrophic damage in Jamaica’s western parishes of Westmoreland and St.
20251230             Elizabeth.
20251230             The hurricane resulted in at least 102 fatalities, with 27 people still missing.
20251230             The economic damage to Jamaica was estimated at $10 billion.
20251230             Tornado
20251230             On May 16, a powerful tornado swept through Kentucky, USA, with the main impact centered on Laurel County.
20251230             The disaster claimed 20 lives.
20251230             This incident was part of a series of devastating tornadoes that affected the central United States in the first half of the year.
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