KeyLang Daily News - 2026年1月30日

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Hello, and welcome to KeyLang Daily News for January 30th, 2026. I'm bringing you 20 stories from around the world today.

⚔️ Israeli military accepts Gaza death toll of seventy-one thousand

The Israeli military has acknowledged the accuracy of Gaza's health ministry death toll of approximately seventy-one thousand people killed. This represents a significant shift from Israel's previous position of questioning these figures. The count does not include those buried under rubble or who died from starvation and disease during the conflict.

🌍 Trump threatens Iran with massive armada deployment

US President Donald Trump warned that a massive naval fleet is heading toward Iran and will attack with speed and violence unless Tehran agrees to negotiations. Trump compared this to the recent Venezuela operation but stated the Iran deployment is larger. He emphasized that any deal must include no nuclear weapons for Iran.

⚔️ Ukraine receives one thousand bodies in soldier exchange with Russia

Ukraine received the bodies of one thousand soldiers from Russia in the latest exchange between the warring nations. Russia received thirty-eight soldiers' bodies in return. This exchange occurred as part of ongoing agreements between the two countries during their conflict.

🌍 Trump says Putin agreed to halt attacks on Kyiv for one week

US President Donald Trump announced that Russian President Vladimir Putin agreed to stop attacking Kyiv and other Ukrainian cities for one week. Trump said he personally requested this due to extreme cold conditions affecting Ukraine. The agreement comes as Russian strikes continue to disrupt power, heating, and water supplies.

🌍 Egypt prepares to reopen Rafah crossing for Gaza aid

Egyptian authorities announced readiness to deliver humanitarian aid to Gaza and receive wounded Palestinians once the Rafah border crossing reopens. Israeli broadcaster KAN reported the crossing is expected to reopen on February first. Israel has kept the crossing closed since May in violation of the ceasefire agreement.

🌍 Pakistan joins Board of Peace despite domestic criticism

Pakistan's Foreign Office defended the country's decision to join Trump's Board of Peace, stating it aims to consolidate the Gaza ceasefire and support reconstruction. The spokesperson clarified that Pakistan will not join the Abraham Accords and that the board complements rather than replaces the UN system.

🌍 EU adds Iran's Revolutionary Guards to sanctions list

The European Union has added Iran's Revolutionary Guards to its sanctions list, citing Tehran's deadly crackdown on anti-government protesters. EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas announced the move as a response to Iran's suppression of demonstrations that began over the new year.

🌍 FBI searches Georgia election office over twenty twenty allegations

The Federal Bureau of Investigation executed a search warrant at a Georgia county election office that has been central to conspiracy theories about the twenty twenty election. The search occurred one week after President Trump predicted prosecutions over the contest he claims was affected by widespread fraud.

🌍 Trump claims Hamas will disarm in Gaza agreement

US President Donald Trump said it looks like Hamas will give up its weapons as part of the Gaza ceasefire deal. Trump's special envoy Steve Witkoff expressed confidence that the group will demilitarize and surrender their weapons. Hamas has previously called disarmament a red line but suggested openness to transferring weapons to a Palestinian authority.

🌪️ Eleven killed in South Africa minibus taxi crash

At least eleven people died in the latest crash involving a minibus taxi in South Africa. Eight others sustained serious injuries and are receiving urgent medical care at nearby hospitals. Minibus taxi accidents are a recurring safety concern in South Africa's public transport system.

🌍 Pakistani chief minister camps outside jail seeking meeting with Khan

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Sohail Afridi announced he would camp overnight near Adiala jail with party workers, seeking to meet imprisoned former Prime Minister Imran Khan. Afridi and Khan's family members have been barred from meeting him for several weeks, leading to regular protests near the prison.

🌍 Pakistan lawyer receives seventeen years for social media posts

Lawyer Imaan Mazari-Hari and her spouse were sentenced to a total of seventeen years in prison and fined thirty-six million rupees each for social media activity. They were convicted under cybercrime laws for posts allegedly calling Pakistan a terrorist state. The European Union expressed concerns over the conviction affecting freedom of expression.

🌍 Green Party selects candidates for crucial UK by-election

The Green Party is choosing between two frontrunners for the Gorton and Denton by-election on February twenty-sixth. Hannah Spencer, a plumber and council leader, faces Fesl Reza-Khan, a former soldier and international coordinator. The election is seen as a test for both the Green Party and Reform UK.

🎭 Nicki Minaj declares herself Trump's number one fan

Rapper Nicki Minaj, born in Trinidad and Tobago, called herself President Trump's number one fan while showing off a gold card visa. The statement came as other celebrities like Bruce Springsteen protest against Trump's immigration enforcement policies. Minaj praised the US president in her social media posts.

💰 Mexico celebrates record export performance in twenty twenty-five

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum celebrated record exports achieved in twenty twenty-five during her Wednesday morning press conference. The president highlighted the milestone while discussing the economy minister's current mission in Washington, D.C. Mexico's export performance reached unprecedented levels last year.

🎭 Mexico marks one hundred years since Cristero War persecution

Mexico commemorates the centennial of the Cristero War, when Catholic priests were expelled from the country and people had to worship in secret. The religious persecution affected many Mexican families, with some ancestors nearly killed during the conflict. The war represented a significant period of religious oppression in Mexican history.

🌍 Israeli forces commit over one thousand ceasefire violations

Gaza's Government Media Office reports Israeli forces have committed at least one thousand three hundred violations since the ceasefire began. These include two hundred incidents of home demolitions, four hundred thirty cases of gunfire at civilians, and over six hundred strikes. Nearly five hundred Palestinians have been killed during the ceasefire period.

🌍 Palestinian and Israeli friends promote peace despite conflict

A Palestinian man and his Israeli friend are working together to promote peaceful coexistence following the devastating war in Gaza. The two friends believe peace is possible despite the conflict and are dedicating themselves to building bridges between their communities. Their friendship represents hope for future reconciliation.

🌍 Pakistan Foreign Office rejects judge's terrorist states comment

Pakistan's Foreign Office stated it does not subscribe to a judge's opinion listing certain countries as terrorist states. The judge had named Cuba, North Korea, Iran, and Syria while noting Pakistan was not included. The Foreign Office clarified that such designations do not exist under UN or international law.

⚔️ Russian drone attack kills three in Ukraine's Zaporizhzhia region

A Russian drone attack killed three people in Ukraine's southern Zaporizhzhia region overnight, according to authorities. The strike caused a major fire in an apartment building, emergency services reported. The attack occurred despite ongoing diplomatic efforts to reduce tensions between the warring nations.

That's all for today's world news. These twenty stories highlight the ongoing global challenges and developments shaping our world. Stay informed, stay engaged, and we'll see you tomorrow.