KeyLang Daily News - 2026年2月5日

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Hello, and welcome to KeyLang Daily News for February 5th, 2026. I'm bringing you today's top stories from around the world, covering events that shape our global community.

⚔️ Over 160 killed in Nigeria village attacks

Armed groups attacked two villages in Nigeria's Kwara state, killing more than 160 people on Tuesday. Local officials report that gunmen rounded up residents before shooting them. This marks one of the deadliest attacks in Nigeria this year.

⚔️ Israeli strikes kill 20 in Gaza after soldier wounded

Israeli forces conducted airstrikes in Gaza, killing at least 20 Palestinians, according to hospital officials. The strikes occurred after an Israeli soldier was wounded by gunfire. Several children were reported among the casualties.

🌍 Kazakhstan and Pakistan sign strategic partnership

Kazakhstan's President Tokayev visited Pakistan for the first time in 23 years. The two countries signed 27 agreements and established a strategic partnership. Both nations agreed to increase bilateral trade to one billion dollars.

🌍 Ukraine-Russia peace talks begin in Abu Dhabi

Ukrainian and Russian officials started US-backed peace talks in Abu Dhabi. Ukraine's lead negotiator described the first day as productive. The talks come as fighting continues across Ukraine.

🌍 Pakistan boycotts India match in T20 World Cup

Pakistan's Prime Minister announced the country will not play against India in the T20 World Cup. The decision was made after careful consideration of current tensions. The match was scheduled for February 15th in Colombo.

🌍 Uzbekistan president to visit Pakistan Thursday

Uzbekistan's President Mirziyoyev will arrive in Pakistan for a two-day official visit. Discussions will focus on trade, energy cooperation, and regional connectivity. The visit aims to expand bilateral trade to two billion dollars.

⚔️ US warships enter Haiti as government deadline nears

The United States deployed warships to Haiti as the country's temporary government faces a Saturday deadline. The deployment is part of ongoing military operations in the Caribbean. Over 117 people have been killed in recent strikes on boats.

🌍 Pakistan seeks UN terrorist designation for BLA

Pakistan urged the UN Security Council to designate the Balochistan Liberation Army as a terrorist organization. Pakistani officials said the listing request is under consideration. The group claimed responsibility for recent attacks killing 48 civilians.

⚔️ MSF hospital bombed in South Sudan

Government forces bombed a Doctors Without Borders hospital in South Sudan's Jonglei state. One MSF staff member was injured and the main warehouse was destroyed. Most critical medical supplies were lost in the attack.

🌍 Israel returns 120 unidentified bodies to Gaza

Israel released 120 unidentified bodies of Palestinians to the Red Cross in Gaza. Health officials began working to identify the remains. The bodies are believed to be from people killed during the two-year conflict.

🌍 Gaddafi's son killed in Libya, reports say

Saif al-Islam Gaddafi, son of former Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi, was reportedly killed by four masked men. He was considered the former leader's number two. The circumstances of the death remain unclear.

🌍 US-Russia nuclear treaty set to expire

The New Start nuclear weapons treaty between the US and Russia is due to expire. The agreement has limited deployed strategic nuclear warheads for both countries. Officials express concerns about a potential new arms race.

🌍 African leaders discuss governance at Dubai summit

Botswana's president urged young Africans to remain on the continent at the World Government Summit in Dubai. He called for more transparent governance to ensure economic growth benefits all citizens. Youth development was highlighted as a key priority.

💰 Mexico business confidence reaches 3-year low

Business confidence in Mexico hit its lowest point in three years. Economic weakness with just 0.7 percent growth in 2025 contributed to the decline. Concerns over new tariffs and USMCA trade agreement review added to uncertainty.

🌍 Hungary jails German activist for far-right rally attacks

A Hungarian court sentenced German activist Maja T to eight years in prison. She was part of a group that attacked participants at Budapest's 'Day of Honour' event. The gathering is described as a major gathering of far-right groups.

🌍 Israel questions US influence as Iran decision nears

Some Israelis wonder whether the US will prioritize its own interests over Israel's in decisions about Iran. Questions arise about Israel's influence over US foreign policy. The discussion comes amid tensions over potential military action.

📱 Kazakhstan establishes AI ministry for digital transformation

Kazakhstan created a Ministry of Artificial Intelligence and Digital Development, the first in its region. The country aims to become fully digital within the next few years. An international AI center will serve as a hub for research and innovation.

💰 Kazakhstan's inDrive dominates Pakistan taxi market

Kazakhstan's inDrive IT platform controls over 60 percent of Pakistan's taxi services market. The app has become the number one choice for city travel in Pakistan. This demonstrates growing tech cooperation between the two countries.

🌍 Pakistan announces Kashmir solidarity day events

Pakistan's Prime Minister announced nationwide events for Kashmir Day on February 5th. Cities from Peshawar to Karachi will express solidarity with freedom movements. The Prime Minister will personally visit Azad Kashmir to convey the nation's message.

🌍 Pakistan receives Nishan award for Kazakhstan president

Pakistan's President Zardari awarded the Nishan-i-Pakistan to Kazakhstan's President Tokayev. The ceremony took place at a special event in Islamabad. This is Pakistan's highest civilian award, reflecting strengthened bilateral relations.

That's all for today's world news. Thank you for joining us on KeyLang Daily News. These stories remind us how interconnected our world remains, from diplomatic partnerships to ongoing challenges. Stay informed, stay curious, and we'll see you tomorrow.