2025-11-01 Saturday
2025-11-04
03:56:45
On October 31 local time, Turkish Foreign Minister Fedan stated that the foreign ministers of eight countries, including Turkey, plan to meet in Istanbul on November 3 to discuss advancing the Gaza peace plan, consult on the current ceasefire situation in the Gaza Strip, and possible joint actions for the next stage. Fedan pointed out that this meeting is a continuation of a multilateral dialogue held in New York in September this year, when the heads of state or government of Turkey, Indonesia, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Jordan, Pakistan, and Egypt met with US President Trump to exchange views on the situation in Gaza.
03:36:36
Trump said he had just inspected the construction progress at the Kennedy Center and said it looked great. The exterior columns, which were likely to be damaged by corrosion, are now all finished and decorated with white enamel paint, making it feel like another place. The marble work is underway, the stage is being renovated, and new seats, chairs, and fabrics will soon be installed. The entire building will also be covered with exquisite high-end carpets. He emphasized that everything is progressing faster than expected, calling it one of his highlights, and praised his team for their excellent work, saying they are bringing this once lifeless building back to life, and it will soon be beautiful again.
02:56:06
On October 31, local time, the Cuban government officially responded to the US's recent hurricane aid proposal, stating that the US had only made a statement but had not taken any action, making no concrete commitments or responding to Cuba's questions. Joanna Tabrada, Deputy Director of US Affairs at the Cuban Ministry of Foreign Affairs, stated that after the US issued its statement, the Cuban Embassy in Washington immediately contacted the US State Department, but to date, the US has neither proposed a specific aid plan nor responded to the questions raised during the communication. The statement also pointed out that other countries and UN agencies that expressed their willingness to provide assistance at the same time have either fulfilled their commitments or are making orderly progress. The Cuban government emphasized that in recent years, Cuba has never imposed additional conditions in its disaster response efforts, and there are currently multiple channels open for US individuals and organizations willing to provide assistance to affected people and their families; humanitarian aid work can continue as usual.
