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DAILY NEWS Stream – October 12, 2025

Italy proposes a global ceasefire during the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics (February 6–22, 2026), covering conflicts in Ukraine (Ureign) and the Middle East (baotintuc.vn)

Ukraine (Ureign) will boost natural gas imports by 30% after recent Russian strikes damaged energy infrastructure. President Zelenskyy also announced a US$36 million allocation to strengthen energy grids in frontline regions and secure rapid restoration reserves (Kyiv Independent)

Syria’s government reaches a comprehensive ceasefire with Kurdish forces after a meeting in Damascus [Syria] with Kurdish leader Mazloum Abdi (baotintuc.vn)

Eswatini confirms the arrival of 10 more illegal migrants deported by the US, including 3 Aulacese (Vietnamese), 1 Filipino, and 1 Cambodian, under President Trump’s third-country deportation plan. The group will be held separately before repatriation to their home countries with help from the International Organization for Migration (The Guardian)

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney proposes investing over US$1 trillion in the US over the next five years to strengthen bilateral ties at a meeting with US President Trump at the White House [US] (VnEconomy)

US President Trump revives the state of Alaska’s Ambler Road Project, a 211-mile [339-kilometer] industrial road to access major critical mineral deposits, boosting the US economy, energy security, and reducing reliance on China (WhiteHouse.gov)

President Trump will use tariff revenue to feed 7 million mothers and babies, continuing the Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) supplemental food assistance program threatened by the Democrats’ government shutdown (New York Post)

US FBI [Federal Bureau of Investigation] says Biden-era Special Counsel Jack Smith and his “Arctic Frost” team tracked private calls and locations of at least 12 Republican senators during the January 6 Capitol protest investigation. The probe, which cost over US$50 million in taxpayer funds, has been condemned as political misuse of the FBI, with President Trump’s FBI Director Kash Patel vowing transparency and reform (Fox News)

The UK’s new visa rules target Indian immigrants, limiting student family visas and increasing deportations. Politicians cite visa overstays and strain on public services, such as a 4.3-million home shortage and 7.6-million hospital patient waiting lists, though stricter rules risk losing Indian talent in healthcare and tech (The World Wanderers)

More families in South Korea are traveling with pet-people during holidays, reflecting a growing view of pet-people as family members, with 28.6% of households having pet companions (Báo Tuổi Trẻ)

Greece’s coast guard reports 4 migrants died after a boat sank off the island of Lesbos; 34 were found safe during the rescue operation (Reuters)

Experts say dandelion is more than a common weed—it’s a nutrient- packed vegan superfood that supports detoxification and digestion. Dandelion roots act as a natural prebiotic, feeding beneficial gut bacteria, while its leaves are rich in potassium, vitamins, and antioxidants that promote liver and kidney function. Enjoy as a tea, salad green, or gently sautéed for cleansing, plant-powered good health (Healthline)

Doctors hail roasted black bean tea as a traditional remedy that supports joint health, sleep, and overall vitality— especially for older adults. Black beans are rich in anthocyanins, plant-based compounds that reduce inflammation, protect cells, and may ease arthritis and slow aging. Their magnesium and calcium relax muscles, strengthen bones, and support better sleep. To make the tea, select green-hearted black beans, roast gently for 10–12 minutes until fragrant and crackling, then steep 20–25 grams in 400–500 milliliters of boiling water for 20–30 minutes. Drink warm 1–2 hours before bed, consistently, for best results (Tuấn Thầy Thuốc)

Doctors warn a used toothbrush head can harbor millions of bacteria, leading to cavities and bad breath, and should be replaced every 2–3 months or sooner for oral health and safety (Báo Thanh Niên)

Taiwan (Formosa) reports flu cases have risen for the ninth consecutive week, with over 150,000 medical visits and at least 16 deaths in the past week (Taipei Times)

American geophysicist Stefan Burns warns of rising dangers in Russia’s Kamchatka Peninsula as volcanoes are waking up and a big eruption may be coming. Dozens of volcanoes, some dormant for centuries, have started erupting since late July, including big ones like Klyuchevskoy and Shiveluch, linked to ongoing quakes. Swarms of strong aftershocks continue, unlike normal patterns, raising fears of a massive eruption that could cause harmful global cooling from ash clouds (Stefan Burns)

Cần Thơ [Âu Lạc (Vietnam)]: The Hậu River floods from unusually high tides, submerging roads for nearly 1 kilometer and disrupting daily life and trade (VnExpress)

Heavy rains trigger flash flooding across Louisville [Kentucky, US], flooding low-lying areas within minutes and causing widespread disruption (WLKY)

A magnitude 5 earthquake strikes Jian Township in Hualien County [Taiwan (Formosa)] (Taipei Times)

Thái Nguyên Province [Âu Lạc (Vietnam)] experiences a historic flood leaving four people dead, two missing, and two injured, with around 200,000 homes submerged (Tuổi Trẻ)

The 2025 Nobel Prize in Physics goes to Dr. John Clarke [UK], Dr. Michel Devoret [France], and Dr. John Martinis [US]— for their 1980s research on superconducting circuits. Their work demonstrated macroscopic quantum tunneling and energy quantization, laying the foundation for future quantum technologies (Phys.org)

The global plant-based probiotics market is forecast to nearly double, from about US$1.1 billion in 2025 to over US$2.1 billion by 2035, driven by consumer demand for gut health/immunity solutions, vegan and lactose-free diets, and innovations in functional foods (FactMR)

Washington DC [US] vegan restaurant Mita earns a Michelin star for its plant-based Latin menu with authentic ancestral flavors (WTOP News)

Research shows long-term vegans don’t rely solely on willpower— they tend to share psychological strengths that make the lifestyle feel enjoyable rather than restrictive. Instead of viewing plant-based eating as sacrifice, they approach it with curiosity and openness, treating new foods like jackfruit and tempeh as adventures. Another key strength is values alignment: Each plant-based meal becomes a meaningful act of living with integrity, which fuels lasting motivation. Ultimately, the vegan lifestyle becomes effortless, driven by purpose, resilience, and the joy of making mindful, positively impactful choices (VegOut; One Green Planet)

Cyprus announces new animal-people welfare funding, including: + €100,000 for dog-people spaying/neutering. + Tripling the cat-person spaying/neutering budget from €100,000 to €300,000. + €150,000 for a regional dog-people shelter (KNEWS)

Animal-people rescue groups across Wisconsin [US] are helping care for nearly 400 animal-people saved from a neglectful residence in Plymouth, including 126 rabbit-persons, 35 goat-individuals, 5 horse-people, 136 chicken-folk, 10 puppies, and 81 adult dog-persons (Fox11 News)

Ontario County Humane Society [New York, US] rescues 16 dog-people from a neglectful property and is preparing them for adoption (WROC)

Old Grove Park in West Haven [Connecticut, US] hosts its first “Westie Pawlooza,” featuring vendors, music, raffles, and dog-people adoptions to raise funds for the West Haven Animal Shelter and promote rescue awareness and community engagement (Yale Daily News)

A woman in Sichuan [China] records a “magical” moment in nature as a carp-person repeatedly tried but failed to leap over a rock barrier. A butterfly landed nearby, seemingly guiding him. After a pause, as though “listening,” the fish-person sprang towards the butterfly and successfully cleared the barrier (VnExpress)

Aulacese (Vietnamese) Dr. Lê Hoàng Khải rushes to a neighbor’s home to assist with an unexpected childbirth and successfully delivers a 3.1-kilogram baby girl. Once stable, both mother and child were safely transferred to the hospital (Báo Tuổi Trẻ)

American paranormal investigator, TV producer, and numerologist Peter Anthony shares his near-death experience that made him see ghosts are real.

In 1987, at his birthday party, Peter fell suddenly ill— his intestine had burst from an untreated condition. He collapsed at home and was rushed to the hospital, but due to AIDS [acquired immune deficiency syndrome] stigma at the time, staff refused to admit him. A nurse eventually intervened and got him into the emergency room, but he had lost so much blood by then that they couldn’t place an IV [intravenous tube] as his veins kept bursting.

While fading in and out on the operating table, Peter saw a spinning tunnel like a bullseye. As his body went unconscious, he found himself above the scene in spirit form, watching the doctors work on him. He felt a pull from his solar plexus and was drawn into the tunnel, where deceased relatives and his third-grade teacher— appearing as a radiant younger version of herself— greeted him. As he spun through the tunnel, he saw repeating numbers and complex mathematical and quantum equations, instantly understanding their meaning despite having been a right-brained artist in life.

Peter emerged sitting in a vast, indescribable tree in a stratosphere and was met by an Ascended Master, angel, or advanced Being. Atheist at the time, he never believed before in angels, God, or Lord Jesus (vegetarian); life had been just live, work, family, home, then die. There, sitting on the tree, Peter underwent a panoramic life review— from birth to death— where every moment, conversation, and action was recorded simultaneously in a video matrix.

He relived high school on his birthday, sharing a locker with his close sister amid his football buddies. She said, “Aren’t you gonna say how much you love me and how much you care for me? I’m your best friend.” Embarrassed in front of his friends, he thought, “Just go away, my friends are watching,” and walked away without responding. That night, she was killed by a drunk driver. Both he and his sister had been left in an orphanage, making their bond profound; losing her was tough. There was no judgment from the angel— just awareness, kindness, compassion, and understanding for him— but in his heart, he felt, “You could have done better, Peter.” These moments showed where he could have shined, helped someone, expressed love—every recorded moment mattered, even if no one seemed watching. He hadn’t murdered, robbed, or been violent, but saw missed opportunities to help.

Another scene showed Peter littering a gum wrapper off a bridge. He watched its journey through rivers, oil refineries, and into polluted waters. Forward in time, he saw children swimming and dying from it; doctors were clueless, but oil companies and pharmaceuticals knew and turned away. He realized then: one wrapper affects everyone. This made Peter environmentally aware upon return, striving for positive impact.

Peter then entered a “cleansing station”— also known as Bardo, purgatory, or limbo— and saw Earth from a galactic perspective. With a zoom lens, he zeroed into world events: dolphin-people massacres, global power abuses, war, and environmental damage— not with condemnation, but with the question: What can I contribute to make it better?

Peter conversed with a vast golden Energy he felt was God— not a bearded figure, but radiant fragments of Light that filled him with indescribable love. Asked if he wanted to return, Peter glanced back at the Earth. He saw both humanity’s cruelty and its kindness— teachers, firefighters, strangers helping one another—and glimpses of his own future: speaking publicly, writing books about his near-death experience, recovering over two years, and even a suicide attempt. Peter agreed to return. He re-entered his body through a sphere of light and awoke after three-and- a-half weeks, now surrounded by Christmas decorations.

Recovery was lonely— friends vanished and family distanced themselves. But Peter’s perception had changed. He saw spirits in the hospital—patients, doctors, nurses who had died—walking alongside the living. He began communicating with ghosts intuitively. His sister, who died on his birthday, often appeared encased in blue light at his bedside, speaking softly to his heart.

Drawn to the numbers he’d seen during his near-death experience, Peter immersed himself in numerology and astrology, helping clients for free. One day, he got a call from a homicide detective, asking for help on a case. At the crime scene, spirits showed up, revealing the “victim” was the serial killer. Peter solved it, leading him to join the TV series “Sightings” as the country’s youngest paranormal investigator. He traveled the US working on unsolved murders, haunted caves, cemeteries, and houses. To this day, he doesn’t know how he knows things: At crime scenes, images just appear. For real cases, ghosts show up the night before, at around 3 or 3:15 am.

Once, at a Catholic church, the show’s production crew and celebrity hosts were laughing about the ghosts and murder; no one believed it. But Peter saw a ghostly nun with her hands crossed, shaking her head, as well as a priest and child who died there. There’s no respect sometimes for the other side.

Peter has become a “ghost whisperer.” He says that if you’re filming and a ghost appears behind someone, your left brain says it’s not real, but your right brain says it is. He teaches people to be still and quiet— everyone has intuition, but we deny it because we were taught “this world is all that’s real.”

Peter’s core message is that love, kindness, and compassion are what really matter. On the other side, there’s no gay, black, Muslim, Christian, wealthy, or poor—just spirit and the essence of love. People who abuse power divide us with those categories; they’re not really who we are. Peter says we’re here to help, not destroy or be angry. His daily mantra is, “How can I contribute kindness to humanity? How can I serve Earth?” No asking for money or jobs—just service. He believes this selfless compassion is the foundation of a happy life (Anthony Chene production)

Self-realizing quote of the day: “The Universe is not outside of you. Look inside yourself; everything that you want, you already are.” — The Venerated Enlightened Master Rumi (vegetarian)