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A four-day ceasefire between Israel and Hamas went into effect at 7:00 p.m. local time on the 24th, and 10 of the 24 hostages released on the first day of Hamas were Thai, who laughed, said they had not been mistreated, and claimed they had been well-fed, through video messages with their families.

Considering the improvement of relations with South Korea, Japan reportedly confirmed that it will support South Korea's Busan's bid to host the World Expo 2030, hoping to enhance Japan-South Korea relations by supporting South Korea's Yoon Seok-yul government.

On the 21st, the United Nations General Assembly voted 118 to 0 to pass the "Olympic Truce" draft resolution, calling for the hosting of the Olympic Games in Paris, France, next year during the period of all hostilities can be suspended, the truce period will be from next year's Summer Olympics in Paris before the start of the seven days, to the end of the Paris Paris Paralympic Games after the seven days. The tradition of the Olympic Truce dates back to the ancient Olympic Games of 776 BC.

A few days ago, a stampede occurred in Congo, Africa, resulting in 31 deaths and more than 140 injuries.

The Congolese authorities were organizing a recruitment drive for soldiers in the Congolese capital city of Brazzaville, which attracted hundreds of people to line up at the stadium to register; however, due to the limited number of places available, the scene was crowded and eventually turned into a stampede, resulting in the deaths of at least 31 people and injuries to more than 140 others in the stampede.

After North Korea's two failed test launches in August, it was rumored that North Korea was preparing for its third military reconnaissance satellite launch, and South Korea's military issued a solemn warning to North Korea on the 20th to immediately stop the military reconnaissance satellite launch activities, and threatened that if North Korea persisted in doing so, it would take the necessary measures to protect the lives and safety of its nationals.

Javier Milei, the so-called "Trump of South America", has won the Argentine presidential election with a high number of votes. Milei's position is that of a far-right, liberal economist. In order to combat inflation, Milei has proposed measures such as the full dollarization of the country, the closure of Argentina's central bank, and the reduction of social welfare. He has also vowed to break off diplomatic relations with Brazil and China after his election.

Maldives newly appointed President Mohamed Muizzu (Mohamed Muizzu) asked India's troops within the territory of the Ministry of withdrawal, at the same time to the Chinese beckon, expressed the intention of active cooperation. Foreign media analysts say that India and China are competing with each other for influence in Maldives, and the outside world believes that China has clearly won the geopolitical contest.

The U.S.-China G2 Summit "Bye Bye" was held on the eve of the APEC Summit in San Francisco on November 15-17, symbolizing the thawing of U.S.-China relations and the goodwill to resume communication.

The two giants met in San Francisco on November 15, with about two hours of talks, followed by a working luncheon, a walk around the manor, and smaller talks that lasted about four hours.

Prof. Frank Bezzina, right, Acting President of Malta, highly praised FOWPAL for bringing a culture of peace and love and signed the “Declaration of World Day of the Power of Hope."

Dr. Hong, Tao-Tze, led the FOWPAL delegation to visit the Ministry of Education and Culture in San Marino, the 103rd country that FOWPAL has visited, on November 13, 2023