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According to Reuters and The New York Times, on May 30th, a 12 member New York jury ruled that all 34 charges faced by Trump were convicted, making him the first former president in US history to be convicted. Previously, 77 year old TrumpAccused of attempting to cover upHis scandal with actress Daniels involved forging business records to cover up his payment of $130000 in sealing fees to Daniels before the 2016 US presidential election, in order to avoid affecting his presidential campaign. Judge Merchin announced the sentencing for the Trump forgery of business records case at 10am on July 11th after the jury made a ruling. It is reported that Trump, who is striving to return to the White House in the November presidential election, has four federal criminal cases and faces a total of 88 criminal charges; In addition to the sealing fee case, he also faces issues related to January 6, 2021Congressional riots、Plot to overthrow the 2020 presidential election results, andCriminal proceedings for improper handling of confidential documents after resignation. Trump pleads not guilty to all charges. 02Brazil Recalls Ambassador to Israel According to Xinhua News Agency,On May 29th, the Brazilian federal government issued a notice recalling Brazil's Ambassador to Israel, Frederick Meyer, and signed to approve the new appointment of Meyer, who will serve as Brazil's Special Representative to the Conference on Disarmament in Geneva. The ongoing conflict in the Gaza Strip for nearly eight months has worsened diplomatic relations between Israel and countries such as Brazil, and Brazilian President LulaOn February 18th, during an African Union summit in Ethiopia, Israel was accused of committing a "massacre" in the Gaza Strip. Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu immediately issued a statement, stating that Lula's remarks "crossed the red line.". On February 19th, Israeli Foreign Minister Katz invited Mayer to attend a meeting held at the Yadwashem Holocaust Memorial Center in Jerusalem, where Mayer was rebuked in Hebrew by the Israeli side without a translator present. Seoul Comprehensive News: On May 30th, the South Korean military said that North Korea launched at least 10 short-range ballistic missiles from the Shun'an area of Pyongyang towards the eastern waters of the peninsula at 6:14 am. These missiles flew about 350 kilometers before falling into the East China Sea. This distance is sufficient to cover major cities such as Seoul and Daejeon, as well as the locations of major air force bases such as Cheongju, Suwon, Genju, and Ruishan. From the perspective of flight distance and other factors, North Korea may have launched the super large multi rocket launcher KN-25. North Korea has launched similar KN-25 missile salvos multiple times this year, with at least six missiles launched in one instance. South Korea strongly condemns North Korea's actions, stating that this provocative behavior seriously threatens peace and stability on the Korean Peninsula. The South Korean military has stated that it will share information on these ballistic missiles with the US and Japanese authorities, while strengthening monitoring and vigilance to prevent North Korea from launching missiles again. Regarding this, Hong Min, a senior researcher at the Institute of Unification of South Korea, pointed out that it is rare for North Korea to launch so many ballistic missiles at once. It is estimated that this is to protest against the Japanese and South Korean leaders reiterating their stance on denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula at the recent trilateral meeting between China, Japan, and South Korea. 01EU raises tariffs on grain imports from Russia and Belarus According to Agence France Presse,On May 30th,Representing the European UnionApproved by the European Council of 27 member statesNowA resolution fromStarting from July 1st, the EU will increase its support for countries from Russia and BelarusTariffs on grains, oilseeds, and their derivatives in Russia. However, this tariff does not apply to Russian food transiting through the European Union to other countries to ensure that food supply in regions such as Africa and Asia is not affected. EU Executive Vice President and Trade Commissioner Dong Brovskis said in a social media post that the latest measures willCrackdown on Russia's exports to the EU market and illegal occupation of food produced in Ukraine. Belgian Finance Minister Petegum said, "These measures will prevent instability in the EU food market.",This is also another way for the EU to provide stable support for Ukraine.” 01Malaysia launches artificial reefs to protect marine life According to the Lianhe Zaobao, on May 30, Anan, the Director of the Malaysian Fisheries Agency, stated that according to the "12th Malaysia Plan", the government has allocated 2.4 million ringgit for reef building in five states, including Tengjialou, Pahang, Kedah, Perak and Malacca, as well as the federal jurisdiction of Labuan in eastern Malaysia, to protect marine life in relevant areas. Currently,The Malaysian Fisheries Agency has invested heavily in protecting various marine organisms such as fish on the eastern coast of the peninsula400000 ringgit has been used to cast 13 people on reefs in the waters of Cotton Island and Heat Wave Island in Tengjialou state, to prevent trawlers from fishing in these areas. In the past three years, the Federal Government of Malaysia has deployed 202 artificial reefs in 25 sea areas across the country. 02The indigenous people of Panama abandoned their homes and migrated to the mainland According to Agence France Presse, on May 29th, Panamanian President Laurentino Cortisso presented door keys to the first group of beneficiary families to leave Kati Sugetup Island. The residents who gradually left the island of Kati Sugetup were among the first people in Panama to be displaced due to climate change. They left the island where they have lived for generations and migrated to the mainland, moving from communities threatened by rising sea levels to government funded new housing. All generations living on the island of Kati Sugutup are the Guna indigenous people, and their island is one of the 49 inhabited islands in Panama, all of which have elevations between 50 cm and 100 cm. The residents live in rudimentary mud houses, which are crowded together. Some houses are supported by stilts and erected from the sea. They do not have drinking water, sanitation facilities, or reliable electricity, and rely on fishing, harvesting starch crops such as cassava and plantain, traditional textile production, and some tourism industries for a living. Floods often inundate homes, and experts warn that rising sea levels will soon make their lives more uncomfortable. The large-scale relocation will begin next week, and the islanders will take a boat trip toIt takes 15 minutes to reach the new community. The new area was built by the government at a cost of 12.2 million US dollars, and the property rights belong to the community. Each building has two bedrooms, a living room and dining room, a kitchen, a bathroom, and a laundry room, with water and electricity supply. Each building has an area of approximately 41 square meters and is built on approximately 300 meters of land. The community also has public cultural spaces and facilities for people with disabilities. Seoul Comprehensive News: On May 30th, South Korean President Yoon Seok yeol announced during the inauguration ceremony of the South Korean Space Agency that South Korea has set an ambitious plan to explore the universe, landing on the moon in 2032 and Mars in 2045. It is expected to invest 10 trillion Korean won in the next few decades. Yoon Seok yeol emphasized that the South Korean Space Agency will strongly support the aerospace industry ecosystem by cultivating experts, and promote challenging and innovative research and development to usher in a new space age. It is understood that South Korea established the Korean Space Agency based on the United States Aeronautics and Space Administration. The next key projects for the South Korean Space Agency include expanding South Korea's capabilitiesParticipation in the third mission of the Artemis program. The Artemis program is the United States' plan to return to the moon, and the third mission will deliver astronauts to the moon in 2026. South Korea successfully launched the Nuri rocket in May last year and put a commercial satellite into orbit, making it the seventh country in the world to have independent space launchers and satellite development technology.
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