The Gaza Health Ministry reported that 1,007 Palestinians have been killed in the Gaza Strip due to Israeli military actions since the ceasefire began. Additionally, 3,165 residents have been injured. The total casualty count since October 2023 has reached 73,018.
NATO intercepted a missile, Iran threatened larger strikes on Tel Aviv, and Trump issued an ultimatum. Meanwhile, the Ukraine conflict sees heavy casualties and evacuations, with EU preparing for energy crises. Russia reported drone attacks and satellite jamming.
Russia's Foreign Ministry has welcomed the agreement between the US and Iran to end their military conflict. Moscow praised the commitment of both nations and the mediation efforts of Pakistan and Qatar.
The Gaza Health Ministry reported Wednesday that 1,005 Palestinians have been killed in Israeli military operations in Gaza since a ceasefire with Hamas was agreed upon last October. Near-daily strikes, shelling, and gunfire continue in the besieged enclave. An Israeli strike in Khan Younis killed two Palestinians and wounded six.
South Korea's Defense Ministry plans to build housing complexes for approximately 1,230 households in Chuncheon by 2031 and a total of 7,300 nationwide by 2036 to improve living conditions for service members, particularly those in remote areas.
The Gaza Health Ministry reported that 1,005 Palestinians have been killed in Israeli operations since a ceasefire was reached with Hamas in October. Recent strikes in central Gaza and Gaza City, as well as an incident in Khan Younis, contributed to the toll. Israel stated it targeted a "terrorist" in Khan Younis.
News highlights include Russia's appreciation for Malaysia's ASEAN partnership, escalating tensions in Iran with US and Israeli operations, and ongoing conflict in Ukraine. Discussions also touch on nuclear arsenals, energy supply crises, and international diplomatic efforts.
South Korea's Defense Ministry has reaffirmed its stance that North Korea is an enemy, dismissing a report suggesting the government might remove this designation from its upcoming defense white paper. The ministry stated there is no change in its position, while the Unification Ministry indicated a need to review the labeling for peaceful coexistence.
South Korea's Defense Ministry has reaffirmed its stance that North Korea is its enemy, dismissing a news report suggesting the government might remove this designation from its upcoming defense white paper. The ministry stated there is no change in its position.
Syrian security forces have arrested 10 former officials linked to the deposed Assad regime in Daraa, Aleppo, and Idlib provinces. The Interior Ministry stated the operations aim to bring individuals accused of crimes and abuses against Syrians to justice, including a former military commander and a prison guard.
The Lebanese Health Ministry reported that Israeli airstrikes in southern Lebanon killed 58 people in the past day, bringing the total death toll to 3,884 since March 2. The attacks focused on Nabatieh and Iqlim al-Tuffah, areas where Hezbollah operates. The number of casualties may increase as rescue operations continue.
Iran's Foreign Ministry announced an electronic signing of a memorandum of understanding with the US, effective immediately. The agreement, confirmed by a White House spokesperson, aims to suspend military operations and pave the way for further negotiations, though it faces potential US domestic backlash.
Iran's Foreign Ministry announced an electronically signed Memorandum of Understanding with the US, effective immediately. The agreement, finalized with presidential signatures, aims to suspend military operations and pave the way for further negotiations, though it faces potential US domestic backlash.
The Iranian Foreign Ministry is considering the possibility of Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian and US President Donald Trump signing the upcoming memorandum of understanding. Meanwhile, a senior US official revealed the full text of the agreement between the US and Iran to cease hostilities and open the Strait of Hormuz.
Taiwan's Foreign Minister Lin Chia-Lung stated that China's efforts to limit Taiwan's international access are now "the new normal." This follows an incident where two Taiwanese delegates were detained in Kenya and denied access to the Our Ocean Conference, reportedly due to Chinese pressure. Kenya defended its actions, citing its "one China" policy, while Taiwan condemned Kenya's interpretation.
Taiwan's Foreign Minister Lin Chia-Lung stated that China's efforts to limit Taiwan's international access are now 'the new normal.' This follows an incident where two Taiwanese delegates were detained in Kenya and denied access to the Our Ocean Conference, reportedly due to Chinese pressure. Kenya defended its actions, citing its 'One China' policy.
Chinese police announced charges against Liu, accusing him of directing an online gambling group and operating telecom fraud compounds in Cambodia. He is also charged with illegal detention and intentional injury.
Ukraine paid US law firm Covington approximately $3 million in November 2025 to defend its interests in an arbitration case with Russia concerning maritime rights in the Kerch Strait, Sea of Azov, and Black Sea waters around Crimea. The Permanent Court of Arbitration ruled against Ukraine on all counts.
Uzbekistan is preparing for its first-ever FIFA World Cup match against Colombia, with nationwide anticipation building. Schools, parks, and stadiums are being set up as viewing areas, and businesses are organizing early morning gatherings for employees to watch the game together.
A Russian warship, the Admiral Grigorovich, fired warning shots near a British pleasure yacht, the Bright Future, in the English Channel. Keir Starmer called the incident "reckless" and part of daily "proxy attacks" from Russia.
Ineos Automotive is partnering with SMT Defence and NMS UK for the UK Ministry of Defense's Light Mobility Vehicle program, using its Grenadier 4x4 as a base. This collaboration highlights a growing trend of European automakers shifting towards defense contracts amid a crisis in the EV market.
Taiwan's Ministry of National Defence reported detecting six Chinese naval vessels operating around the island on Wednesday morning. The ROC Armed Forces monitored the situation and responded accordingly, noting no Chinese military aircraft were detected during this period. This follows similar reports from Tuesday and highlights ongoing Chinese military operations near Taiwan.
South Korea's defense ministry unveiled a plan to reduce the Civilian Control Line (CCL) buffer zone along the inter-Korean border from an average of 10 km to 6 km south of the MDL. This aims to allow wider civilian access, spur regional growth, and ease property development restrictions for local residents.
South Korea's defense ministry plans to reduce the Civilian Control Line (CCL) buffer zone along the inter-Korean border from an average of 10 km to 6 km. This aims to allow wider civilian access, spur regional growth, and ease property development restrictions for local residents.
