KeyLang Daily News - 2026年2月1日

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Hello, and welcome to KeyLang Daily News for February 1st, 2026. I'm bringing you 20 key stories from around the world today.

⚔️ Israeli strikes kill over 30 Palestinians in Gaza amid ceasefire tensions

Israeli air strikes killed at least 30 Palestinians in Gaza on Saturday, according to hospital officials. Israel's military said the strikes were in response to ceasefire violations by Hamas. Both sides accuse each other of breaking the US-brokered ceasefire agreement that entered its second phase this month.

⚔️ Pakistan reports 92 militants killed in Balochistan attacks

Pakistani security forces killed 92 militants during coordinated attacks across Balochistan province, military officials said. The attacks targeted multiple locations including Quetta, Gwadar, and Panjgur. Pakistan's interior minister accused India of supporting the attacks, while 18 civilians and 15 security personnel were reportedly killed.

🌪️ Gas explosions kill five people in Iran

Five people were killed in separate gas explosions across Iran on Saturday, officials reported. A four-year-old child was among the victims. Authorities said preliminary investigations pointed to gas leaks as the cause of the blasts in multiple locations.

🌍 US envoy holds talks with Russian official on Ukraine

US special envoy Steve Witkoff met with Russian President Putin's economic adviser in Florida. Witkoff described the meetings as productive and constructive. The talks occurred ahead of scheduled negotiations between Ukrainian and Russian representatives in Abu Dhabi.

🌍 US approves major arms sales to Saudi Arabia and Israel

The United States approved weapons sales worth over thirteen billion dollars to Saudi Arabia and Israel. Saudi Arabia will receive Patriot missiles worth nine billion dollars. Israel was approved for Apache helicopters and tactical vehicles totaling five point six billion dollars.

🌍 South Africa expels Israeli diplomat over social media posts

South Africa expelled Israel's top diplomat for violations including attacks on President Cyril Ramaphosa through official social media platforms. The decision reflects ongoing tensions between the two countries over Middle East policies. Israel has not immediately responded to the expulsion.

⚔️ Extremist attacks kill dozens in northeastern Nigeria

Two separate overnight attacks in northeastern Nigeria killed dozens of people on Thursday. Authorities believe Islamist militant groups carried out the assaults. The attacks are part of ongoing security challenges in the region.

🌍 Iran army chief warns against US-Israel attacks

Iran's army chief said the country's forces are on high alert against potential US or Israeli attacks. Major General Hatami stated that Iran's nuclear technology cannot be eliminated. The warning comes amid heightened tensions following recent protests in Iran.

💰 European economy shows stronger than expected Q4 growth

European Union economic data showed better than expected growth in the fourth quarter. Unemployment rates decreased across the region while Spain reported cooling inflation. The data suggests resilience in European markets despite global challenges.

💰 US trade deficit widens significantly in latest data

The United States reported a much wider trade deficit in recent economic data. Producer inflation also showed higher than expected increases. However, factory sentiment jumped sharply, indicating mixed signals in the US economy.

💰 Mexico economy rebounds in Q4 while Brazil job market weakens

Latin American economies showed mixed performance with Mexico rebounding in the fourth quarter. Brazil's job market broke sharply during the same period. Colombia also delivered mixed economic signals according to regional data.

📱 New scrutiny emerges over tech leaders' Epstein connections

Newly released files suggest Bill Gates, Elon Musk, and Howard Lutnick had more extensive contact with Jeffrey Epstein than previously known. The documents provide additional details about meetings and communications. The revelations have prompted calls for further investigation.

🌍 Analysis examines Trump's Latin America approach

Political analysts are examining the Trump administration's approach to Latin America, particularly regarding Venezuela. Experts discuss potential implications of recent policy changes. The analysis focuses on broader regional diplomatic strategies.

⚔️ Pakistan reports explosive materials found on railway track

Pakistani police discovered suspected explosive materials on a railway track in Balochistan's Nasirabad district. An anti-tank mine and improvised explosive device were successfully neutralized. Railway tracks have been frequent targets of attacks in the region.

🌍 Multiple countries condemn Pakistan attacks

Britain, Turkey, Qatar, and Saudi Arabia condemned the terrorist attacks in Pakistan's Balochistan province. The countries expressed solidarity with Pakistan and offered condolences to victims' families. They reaffirmed commitment to fighting terrorism in all forms.

🏥 Emergency declared in Balochistan hospitals

Pakistani authorities declared an emergency in all government hospitals across Balochistan province. The measure was taken to provide medical treatment to those injured in recent attacks. Additional doctors were deployed to trauma centers.

⚔️ Pakistan terrorism statistics show significant increase

Pakistan recorded a thirty-four percent increase in terrorist attacks during twenty twenty-five, according to peace institute data. Terrorism-related fatalities increased by twenty-one percent year-on-year. A total of six hundred ninety-nine attacks were recorded nationwide.

🌍 Gaza ceasefire enters second phase amid ongoing tensions

The US-brokered Gaza ceasefire has entered its second phase with focus on disarming militant groups. Over five hundred people have been killed since the ceasefire began, according to health officials. Both Israeli and Palestinian sides continue to report violations.

🌍 Saudi Arabia receives major non-NATO ally status from US

The Trump administration designated Saudi Arabia as a major non-NATO ally in November. The status provides military and economic privileges but no security commitments. Saudi Arabia was also approved to purchase F-35 fighter jets with certain limitations.

⚔️ Baloch Liberation Army claims responsibility for attacks

The Baloch Liberation Army claimed responsibility for Saturday's coordinated attacks across Pakistan's Balochistan province. The group has been designated as a foreign terrorist organization by the United States. The attacks are part of a decades-long separatist insurgency.

That's all for today's world news. Thank you for listening to KeyLang Daily News. We'll be back tomorrow with more stories from around the globe. Stay informed, stay connected.