Anadolu Agency's Morning Briefing - Nov. 25, 2022

ANKARA (AA) - Anadolu Agency is here with a rundown of the latest developments around the world.

Moscow criticized the European Parliament’s decision to designate Russia as a "state sponsor of terrorism."

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has proposed that the UN Security Council adopt a resolution condemning all forms of "energy terror" as Russian strikes on cities across Ukraine decapacitate the country's energy infrastructure.

France will mobilize international support for Ukraine in December, President Emmanuel Macron announced early Thursday, after Russian missiles struck multiple regions including the capital, Kyiv.

Former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson was given the title of an honorary citizen of Kyiv by the Ukrainian capital’s city council.

Foreign affairs ministers from 42 member states unanimously endorsed the accession of North Macedonia to the Union for the Mediterranean (UfM).

More than 70,000 university staff in the UK went on their biggest strike Thursday over pay and pensions.

The number of victims of domestic violence in Germany rose 3.4% in the last five years and the vast majority of them were women, according to a government report released Thursday.

The UN Human Rights Council voted Thursday to establish an independent international fact-finding mission to investigate alleged human rights violations in Iran related to protests that began on Sept. 16.

Hungary will ratify the NATO membership of Finland and Sweden in early 2023, the country's prime minister said Thursday.

The Greek surveillance scandal is bigger than the US Watergate scandal, according to the rapporteur for the European Parliament's Inquiry Committee into Pegasus and other spyware, local media reported Thursday.

Malaysia's opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim was sworn in as the country’s 10th prime minister Thursday following a days-long post-elections deadlock.

A search and rescue operation for the recovery of 39 missing people continued for a fourth consecutive day Thursday following a devastating earthquake that struck the town of Cianjur in Indonesia’s West Java province.