KeyLang Daily News - 2026年3月28日

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Hello, and welcome to KeyLang Daily News for March 28th, 2026. I'm bringing you today's top 20 international stories from around the world.

🌍 Pakistan mediates US-Iran talks with support from China and Kuwait

Pakistan is leading diplomatic efforts to mediate between the US and Iran, with China expressing support for the peace initiative. Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi told his Pakistani counterpart that resuming talks would help restore normal navigation through the Strait of Hormuz. Kuwait's Crown Prince also endorsed Pakistan's mediation efforts during a call with Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif.

⚔️ Israeli strikes target Iranian nuclear and industrial facilities

Israel conducted air strikes on Iranian nuclear sites and industrial facilities, including the Arak heavy-water plant and uranium processing centers. Smoke was reported rising from multiple locations across Iran. Iranian forces warned of potential retaliation following the attacks on key infrastructure.

🌍 UN rights chief calls for probe into Iran school strike

The UN human rights chief urged the US to complete its investigation into a strike that killed at least 168 people at an Iranian school. US military investigators believe American forces were likely responsible but have not reached final conclusions. The incident occurred on the first day of joint military operations.

🌍 US Secretary of State says Iran conflict to end within weeks

Secretary of State Marco Rubio stated that the US expects to conclude the Iran conflict within the coming weeks. He mentioned that American allies were prepared to help escort ships through the Strait of Hormuz, which Iran has closed and threatened to impose transit fees on.

🌍 Trump extends deadline for Iran to reopen shipping strait

President Trump extended the deadline for Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, citing ongoing diplomatic talks. The President described negotiations with Iran as going very well, though questions remain about the extent of current discussions between the two nations.

⚔️ Israeli air strikes continue targeting Beirut suburbs

Smoke rose over Beirut's skyline following Israeli air strikes as operations against armed groups in Lebanon continued. The strikes represent an escalation in the ongoing military campaign in the region.

⚽ Iranian football team protests school strike with symbolic gesture

Iran's national football team held pink and purple schoolbags during their match against Nigeria in Turkey as a protest gesture. The action was intended to show solidarity with victims of the school strike that killed over 175 people. Team officials said the players were deeply affected by the incident.

💰 Pakistan rejects fuel price increases amid global energy crisis

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif rejected recommended increases of 95 rupees per liter for petrol and 203 rupees for diesel. The government announced it would bear the burden of 56 billion rupees this week to keep fuel prices stable. Officials cited the ongoing Middle East conflict as a factor in global energy market volatility.

📱 Pakistan introduces app-based fuel quota system for motorcycles

Federal and provincial governments agreed to implement a mobile application-based quota system for fuel distribution to two and three-wheelers. The system aims to provide targeted subsidies for low-income groups while reducing misuse of public funds. Twenty-four thousand mobile phones will be procured for the initiative.

🌍 China denies media reports about chip exports to Iran

China's foreign ministry dismissed as false information reports that semiconductor company SMIC has been sending chipmaking tools to Iran. Ministry spokesman Lin Jian said recent media reports appeared accurate but were actually incorrect after verification, though he did not provide specific details.

🌪️ Tanzania landslides kill 20 people in heavy rainfall

At least 20 people died in landslides in southern Tanzania following days of intense rainfall. The deaths are part of extreme weather patterns affecting various parts of East Africa in recent weeks.

💰 Mexican peso falls past 18 per dollar after rate cut

Mexico's peso dropped below 18 per dollar for the first time since December following an unexpected interest rate cut by the central bank. The decline was attributed to a combination of factors including rising inflation, an unexpected trade deficit, and Middle East tensions affecting global markets.

💰 Oil price volatility continues amid uncertain war duration

Energy markets remain unstable as traders struggle to assess the likely duration of the Middle East conflict. Analysts compare the situation to a thought experiment where two very different potential outcomes exist, making it difficult for markets to establish stable pricing.

🌍 US Vice President criticized over Iran regime change predictions

Vice President Vance reportedly faced criticism in a tense call with Israeli leadership over claims about the likelihood of regime change in Iran. US officials suggested suspicions of an operation against Vance, who has been skeptical of foreign military engagements and is expected to lead ceasefire negotiations.

⚔️ FBI prevents assassination plot against Palestinian-American activist

US law enforcement arrested a man for allegedly plotting an attack against Palestinian-American activist Nerdeen Kiswani. Authorities said the suspect was planning to use incendiary devices in the planned assault.

🌍 Senate votes to fund Homeland Security during partial shutdown

The US Senate voted to fund most of the Department of Homeland Security during the ongoing partial government shutdown. The vote represents progress toward ending the 40-day shutdown that has caused disruptions at airports nationwide.

🌍 Trump orders TSA worker pay during government shutdown

President Trump ordered paychecks for Transportation Security Administration workers as Congress continues deliberations on government funding. The action aims to address long security lines at US airports caused by staffing issues during the partial shutdown.

🌪️ Three killed in Hawaii helicopter crash near beach

A helicopter carrying one pilot and four passengers crashed about 100 yards off a Hawaiian beach, killing three people. Officials are investigating the cause of the accident.

🌍 China supports diplomatic efforts to resolve Middle East conflict

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi expressed support for diplomatic initiatives to resolve the Middle East crisis. During calls with Pakistani officials, he emphasized the importance of protecting non-military targets and maintaining safe waterways for international shipping.

💰 Global fuel crisis affects multiple countries amid regional conflict

Countries worldwide face fuel shortages and price increases due to the ongoing conflict affecting key energy shipping routes. Pakistan's Prime Minister noted that even developed nations with abundant resources are experiencing extreme economic pressure from the crisis.

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