Here are the last 24 hours in geopolitics (Septv28,2025) ⚠️ Disclaimer: This content is for informational and educational purposes only. It summarizes publicly reported events and does not promote violence, hate, or political agendas. Viewers are encouraged to seek multiple credible sources for full context. Trump ordered troops to Portland, authorizing “full force” to protect ICE facilities. Oregon officials said they see no major threat but warned unrest could resemble 2020. In Berlin, 50,000 people rallied for Gaza, calling for an arms embargo and EU sanctions on Israel, after reports of another journalist’s death. Denmark’s largest air base and airports reported suspected drone activity. NATO scrambled jets after nearby airspace alerts, raising security concerns. Newly released Epstein-related files included names like Elon Musk, Prince Andrew, Peter Thiel, and Steve Bannon in logs and schedules. Authorities stress no crimes are proven, though public scrutiny has resurfaced. In Nepal, youth protest leader Sudan Gurung announced he will run in March elections, promising a “people’s government” after demonstrations over corruption. Venezuela told the UN that U.S. naval deployments pose a threat. Washington maintains the operations target smuggling networks, but locals fear escalation. The U.S. revoked Colombian President Petro’s visa after his remarks urging soldiers to disobey Trump. Petro cited UN immunity, while tensions with Washington grew. Madagascar imposed a curfew after protests over power cuts and water shortages turned violent. Police used tear gas as shops and stations were damaged. Iran recalled its ambassadors from the UK, France, and Germany after the reactivation of UN sanctions. The rial weakened as trade and banking ties faced restrictions. In Peru, Gen Z-led protests reignited, leaving 900 tourists stranded at Machu Picchu. The “New 7 Wonders” group warned its status could face review. Kenyan police said they rescued 22 citizens tricked with fake jobs in Russia and trafficked toward Ukraine’s frontlines. Victims had paid thousands before the scheme was exposed. Trump signed an order declaring the TikTok sale consistent with U.S. security rules. Analysts say broader U.S.–China tech tensions are still unresolved. A Pew study reported that 1 in 5 Americans now consume news on TikTok, reshaping information habits and political messaging. In the Philippines, Tropical Storm Bualoi left at least four dead and displaced 400,000, days after Typhoon Ragasa. Flooding combined with corruption scandals has fueled public anger. ➡️ Follow for more global updates. - @geopoliticsdaily0