KeyLang Daily News - 2026年2月3日

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Hello, and welcome to KeyLang Daily News for February 3rd, 2026. I'm bringing you twenty key stories from around the world today, covering politics, security, and diplomacy across multiple regions.

🌍 France Adopts 2026 Budget After Parliamentary Deadlock

France's 2026 budget was finally adopted after Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu survived no-confidence votes. The centrist leader pushed the bill through parliament without a vote after securing Socialist Party backing. The budget includes significant military spending increases that President Macron says are necessary for national defense.

⚔️ US-Iran Nuclear Talks Scheduled for Friday in Turkey

Iran and the United States will resume nuclear negotiations on Friday in Istanbul, according to officials from both countries. US Special Envoy Steve Witkoff and Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi will meet amid rising tensions. Representatives from Saudi Arabia, Egypt, UAE and Qatar are also expected to participate in the discussions.

⚔️ Gaza's Rafah Crossing Reopens with Restrictions

The Rafah crossing between Gaza and Egypt reopened for the first time in nearly two years. Under the new arrangement, fifty Palestinians can enter Gaza daily while one hundred and fifty can leave. Israeli forces will monitor departures through facial recognition technology and conduct physical searches of returning travelers.

💰 Trump Announces Trade Deal with India

President Trump announced a trade agreement with India after speaking with Prime Minister Modi. India agreed to stop buying Russian oil and may purchase from Venezuela instead. The US will reduce reciprocal tariffs from twenty-five percent to eighteen percent, while India will reduce tariffs on US goods to zero.

⚔️ Pakistan Rules Out Talks with Armed Groups

Pakistan's government ruled out negotiations with what it calls armed groups following attacks in Balochistan. Prime Minister's Adviser Rana Sanaullah said the groups were acting on foreign instructions. The Senate unanimously condemned the attacks that killed over ninety individuals, including security personnel and civilians.

🌍 Israel Holding Bodies of Seven Hundred Palestinians

Israeli authorities are withholding the bodies of at least seven hundred and sixty-six identified Palestinians, according to reports. Nearly half have been held since October twenty twenty-three. Most were killed by Israeli forces, while eighty-eight were prisoners who died in custody over the past two years.

⚔️ Nigeria Charges Nine Over Deadly Massacre

Nigerian prosecutors charged nine individuals with terrorism offenses related to the Yelwata community massacre in Benue state. The June twenty twenty-five attack killed approximately one hundred and fifty people. The charges represent one of the deadliest incidents in the region in recent years.

📱 Reports Link Tech Company to Israeli Operations

Audio recordings released by the US Department of Justice show Jeffrey Epstein advising former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak about Palantir Technologies. The company later opened headquarters in Tel Aviv and has provided technology for Israeli military operations. Palantir announced support for Israeli actions after October twenty twenty-three.

🏥 Palestinian Prisoner Deaths Raise Medical Concerns

Reports indicate increasing numbers of Palestinian prisoners are dying in Israeli custody due to alleged medical neglect. Rights organizations documented at least one hundred and one deaths since October twenty twenty-three. Families of deceased prisoners say their relatives were denied proper medical treatment while in detention.

🌍 Australian Charity Transfers Millions to Israeli Organization

United Israel Appeal Australia transferred twenty-nine million dollars in donations to Keren Hayesod in twenty twenty-four. The Israeli organization supports diaspora Jews who enlist in the Israeli army through its support programs. The charity has sent nearly three hundred million dollars since twenty thirteen.

⚔️ Mali Fuel Convoy Attack Kills Fifteen Drivers

At least fifteen drivers were killed in an attack on a fuel tanker convoy in western Mali. Local sources blamed armed groups for the assault, which occurred amid a months-long fuel blockade. The attack comes as the blockade had recently begun to ease in the region.

🌍 Colombian President Meets Trump in Washington

Colombian President Gustavo Petro arrived in Washington for a summit with President Trump. The meeting follows threats of conflict between the two leaders just weeks ago. Colombia, the world's largest cocaine producer, is presenting record drug seizures while facing record production levels.

🌍 Conservative Candidate Wins Costa Rica Election

Laura Fernández won Costa Rica's presidential election with a decisive victory. The populist conservative candidate promised to continue the political reorientation started by her predecessor. The election represents a significant shift in Central American politics toward conservative policies.

⚽ FIFA President Apologizes to British Football Fans

FIFA President Gianni Infantino apologized for remarks about British football fans at the World Economic Forum. He had joked that the Qatar World Cup was special because no British fans were arrested. The Football Supporters' Association called his comments a cheap joke at fans' expense.

⚔️ Iran's Supreme Leader Warns of Regional War

Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei warned that a US attack would trigger regional conflict. The warning comes as President Trump continues military buildup in the Middle East following violent domestic unrest in Iran. Tehran called the recent protests a coup attempt backed by foreign enemies.

🌍 Peace Deal Crumbles in Eastern Congo

A peace agreement in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo has collapsed with signatories trading accusations. The development highlights ongoing instability in the mineral-rich region. Multiple armed groups continue to operate despite international efforts to establish lasting peace.

🌍 Somalia Cancels All Agreements with UAE

Somalia announced the cancellation of all agreements with the United Arab Emirates. However, several Somali federal states refused to comply with the directive. The dispute reflects ongoing tensions over foreign investment and political influence in the Horn of Africa nation.

💰 US Removes Russia Oil Tariffs on India

The United States removed twenty-five percent punitive tariffs on Russian oil purchases by India as part of the new trade agreement. The tariffs were imposed after India continued buying Russian energy despite Western sanctions. The move significantly de-escalates economic tensions between Washington and New Delhi.

⚔️ African Military Defies President During Exercise

An African military force defied orders from its own president during a naval exercise. The incident occurred during joint operations with international partners. Details remain limited, but the confrontation highlights internal political tensions within the military command structure.

🌍 Security Summit Produces Joint Communiqué

An African security summit concluded with the release of a joint communiqué addressing regional threats. Participants agreed on cooperation measures to combat armed groups and strengthen border security. The summit brought together military and political leaders from across the continent.

That's all for today's world news. These twenty stories highlight the complex diplomatic, security, and economic challenges facing our interconnected world. From nuclear negotiations to trade agreements, from regional conflicts to international cooperation, today's events will continue to shape global affairs. Thank you for joining us, and we'll be back tomorrow with more international news.