Foreign Affairs
Swedish foreign ministry urges citizens to leave Iran immediately
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The Swedish Foreign Ministry (UD) has tightened its travel advisory for Iran, urging all Swedish citizens in the country to leave immediately due to the deteriorating security situation. Protests that erupted on December 28 have led to violence and hundreds of deaths. The advisory remains in effect until further notice.
President Claudia Sheinbaum addressed Mexican representatives abroad, highlighting the historic transformation underway in the country and diplomatic goals for 2026. The message came during the XXXVII Meeting of Heads of Embassies and Consulates, led by Foreign Secretary Juan Ramón de la Fuente. Priorities include bolstering consular protection and promoting national achievements globally.
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North Korea has inaugurated five new hotels in Samjiyon, a northern city near Mount Paektu, as leader Kim Jong-un expressed an 'unshakable' will to develop the area into an attractive mountainous tourist zone, state media reported. Kim attended the opening ceremonies over the weekend with his daughter Ju-ae. The move is part of efforts to boost tourism and earn hard currency amid international sanctions.
President Lee Jae-myung's chief of staff, Kang Hoon-sik, is set to depart for the United Arab Emirates on Thursday to discuss expanding bilateral economic cooperation. The trip focuses on defense, artificial intelligence, and other advanced sectors, following a recent meeting with Abu Dhabi's crown prince.
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South Korea is sending a special envoy to Angola this week to attend celebrations marking the 50th anniversary of the country's independence from Portugal. The envoy will deliver a personal letter from Foreign Minister Cho Hyun to Angolan President Joao Lourenco. The two nations have strengthened economic cooperation in recent years.