(Washington, D.C.) The longest government shutdown in U.S. history continues, causing disruptions to air traffic. To alleviate pressure on the aviation system, 40 high-traffic markets are expected to cut flight capacity by 10%, but international routes will remain unaffected.

(Gaza Combined Dispatch) Hamas has indicated that it is considering abandoning missile and rocket weapons as part of a ceasefire agreement with Israel. This shows that Hamas is prepared to make further concessions to advance the US-mediated peace roadmap.

(New York) Within 24 hours of being elected mayor of New York City on Tuesday (November 4), Mamdani has already engaged in several verbal exchanges with US President Trump. It is clear to the outside world that the person who can most easily provoke Trump at this moment is probably this 34-year-old Indian Muslim.

(AFP, Washington) Since beginning his second term, U.S. President Donald Trump has significantly increased the use of artificial intelligence (AI)-generated content on the social media platform Truth Social, becoming the first administration to make highly realistic fake visual content a core communication strategy.

(Belen) World leaders acknowledged ahead of next week’s UN climate conference that they have failed to keep global warming within agreed limits.

(Washington, D.C.) U.S. President Donald Trump acknowledged that his tariffs may have forced American consumers to pay higher prices, but he insisted that the policy has ultimately benefited Americans. He also pointed out that it would be a major setback for the United States if the U.S. Supreme Court ruled the tariffs illegal.

(Cairo) Sources revealed that Egypt, the mediator in the Gaza war, has suggested that Hamas militants hiding in the southern Gaza city of Rafah surrender their weapons and safely relocate to other parts of Gaza.

(Washington, D.C.) The U.S. government shutdown continues, and the Department of Transportation’s directive to cut flights at dozens of airports across the country has taken effect, with more than 800 scheduled flights canceled on the first day.