KeyLang Daily News - 2026年2月4日

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Hello, and welcome to KeyLang Daily News for February 4th, 2026. I'm bringing you today's most important global developments from around the world. Let's begin with our top stories.

⚔️ Ukraine calls for increased NATO support as Russia launches new strikes

Ukrainian officials say NATO could provide more security assistance as Russia resumed large-scale attacks overnight. NATO chief Mark Rutte visited Kyiv on Tuesday, stating that the Russian strikes did not suggest Moscow was serious about peace talks. The United States continues to push for diplomatic discussions to end the fighting.

⚔️ US military shoots down Iranian drone near aircraft carrier

The US military reports shooting down an Iranian drone that was approaching an American vessel in the Arabian Sea. A military spokesperson confirmed the incident occurred on Tuesday. The drone was intercepted while flying towards the US aircraft carrier.

💰 Trump announces tariff reduction deal with India

US President Trump says he has agreed to a trade deal with India that will lower tariffs to eighteen percent. The announcement was made on Tuesday as part of ongoing trade negotiations between the two countries. Details of the broader agreement have not yet been released.

🌍 US increases pressure campaign on Cuba's economy

The United States is implementing what observers call a maximum pressure campaign targeting Cuba's struggling economy. The measures come as Cuba faces ongoing economic difficulties. Cuban officials have not yet responded to the latest US actions.

🌍 Saif al-Islam Gaddafi reported killed in Libya

Saif al-Islam Gaddafi, son of former Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi, has been killed in Libya according to reports from Al Jazeera Arabic. He was considered the number two figure in Libya before his father's death in two thousand eleven. Circumstances of his reported death have not been confirmed.

🌍 Iranian former leaders clash over protest response

A former Iranian reformist leader is calling for the end of the Islamic Republic following recent protest killings. Meanwhile, hardline lawmakers are demanding the execution of a former president. The disputes highlight growing divisions within Iran's political establishment over handling domestic unrest.

⚔️ China condemns attacks in Pakistan's Balochistan province

Chinese Foreign Ministry strongly condemned coordinated attacks across Pakistan's Balochistan province that occurred last week. Beijing expressed support for Pakistan's counter-terrorism efforts and offered condolences for lives lost. Pakistani officials report ninety-two attackers were killed and fifteen security personnel died in the incidents.

🌍 Pakistan court closes case on journalist's killing in Kenya

Pakistan's Federal Constitutional Court disposed of a case concerning journalist Arshad Sharif's death in Kenya in October two thousand twenty-two. The court ruled that judicial oversight was impermissible as the matter was being handled through diplomatic channels. A mutual legal assistance agreement between Pakistan and Kenya is already in place.

🌍 Kazakhstan president begins official visit to Pakistan

Kazakhstan President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev arrived in Pakistan for a two-day official visit on Tuesday. He was received by Pakistani leaders with a twenty-one-gun salute at Rawalpindi's Nur Khan Base. The visit aims to strengthen bilateral ties, with Kazakhstan being Pakistan's top export destination among Central Asian countries.

🌍 Protests continue outside Pakistani prison over denied visits

Opposition party workers staged protests near Adiala jail in Pakistan, where former Prime Minister Imran Khan is detained. Despite court orders allowing twice-weekly family visits, Khan has not been permitted visitors for weeks. Police reportedly detained several protesters during the demonstration.

🌍 Ethiopia denies US funding claim for Nile dam project

Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed denied President Trump's claims that the United States funded Ethiopia's mega-dam on the Nile River. The statement came in response to Trump's assertions about US involvement in the controversial dam project. The dam has been a source of regional tensions with downstream countries.

💰 Argentina delays inflation index overhaul as statistics chief resigns

Argentina's statistics agency director Marco Lavagna resigned after more than six years in the position. Economy Minister Luis Caputo announced that a planned consumer price index methodology change would be delayed indefinitely. The delay comes as the country works to consolidate its disinflation process.

🌍 Pakistan invited to participate in US-Iran talks

Pakistan has been invited to participate in upcoming talks between Iran and the United States aimed at reducing tensions. The meeting is expected to take place in Turkey on Friday. Several regional powers including Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Egypt have also been invited to participate.

🌍 Pakistani opposition seeks medical access for imprisoned former PM

Opposition leader Mahmood Khan Achakzai wrote to Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif requesting medical examination of imprisoned former PM Imran Khan by his trusted doctors. The letter expressed concern that recent medical check-ups were conducted without his personal medical team present. Khan was reportedly treated at a hospital in January without family notification.

🌍 Colombian police continue operations against drug laboratories

Colombian commandos are conducting ongoing operations to locate and destroy cocaine laboratories hidden in jungle areas. The operations come as Colombian and US presidents meet to discuss counter-narcotics cooperation. Police describe the effort as a continuous battle against organized crime groups.

📱 Spain plans to ban social media for children under 16

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez announced plans to prohibit social media access for children under sixteen years old. The government says the measure aims to protect children from what it calls the digital Wild West. Implementation details and timeline for the ban have not yet been specified.

🌍 Ethiopian PM accuses Eritrea of wartime violations

Ethiopian Prime Minister accused Eritrea of committing serious violations during the Tigray War, despite the two countries being allies at the time. Both nations fought alongside each other against the Tigray People's Liberation Front. The accusations mark a significant shift in relations between the former allies.

🌍 Cyber attack suspected in Nobel Prize betting surge

The Norwegian Nobel Institute says a cyberattack is the most likely explanation for information leaks about the two thousand twenty-five Nobel Peace Prize. Prediction markets showed an abrupt shift in favor of María Corina Machado hours before the official announcement. The institute is conducting a full investigation into the suspected breach.

🌍 Gaza border crossing reopens with limited access

Gaza's main Rafah border crossing reopened on Monday after being closed for most of the recent conflict. However, few people have been allowed to cross since the reopening. The crossing serves as a crucial entry and exit point for the territory.

🌍 Iran confirms readiness for nuclear negotiations

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian confirmed he has instructed his Foreign Minister to pursue fair negotiations on nuclear issues. The talks would proceed within Iran's national interests framework, provided the environment remains free from threats. Trump has expressed hope for reaching a deal while warning of consequences if negotiations fail.

That's all for today's world news. These twenty stories highlight the complex challenges facing our global community, from diplomatic negotiations to technological regulations, and ongoing conflicts to economic developments. Thank you for joining us on KeyLang Daily News. Stay informed, stay curious, and we'll see you tomorrow.