New Delhi News: On June 9th, in the national election, Indian Prime Minister Modi, who narrowly held power, was sworn in and began his historic third term by forming a coalition government with the coalition party. This is the first time Modi needs the support of local coalition parties to form a government. According to The Times of India, the most critical cabinet positions such as Minister of the Interior, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Minister of Finance, and Minister of Defense will still be held by the People's Party led by Modi. The Grand Party of Andhra Pradesh, the Telugu Township Party, is Modi's biggest ally and has secured four cabinet positions. The People's Party of Bihar has also obtained two cabinet positions through negotiations. In order to gain support, Modi made significant concessions.

The inauguration ceremony was presided over by Indian President Murmu and witnessed by officials from the People's Party and leaders of the Alliance Party.More than 8000 guests attended the ceremony, including leaders from multiple countries such as Bangladesh and Sri Lanka, as well as multiple Bollywood celebrities and industrialists. New Delhi was heavily guarded on that day, with thousands of military and police officers stationed at the scene. A well-known figure analyzed that in the past 10 years, Modi has led India to achieve remarkable economic growth and increased its presence on the world stage. In the next five years, Modi promises to continue promoting the country's economic development and striving to achieve the goal of building India into a developed country by 2047. He also faces daunting challenges in addressing issues such as unemployment and inflation.

military affairs

01The Security Council has passed a ceasefire resolution between Israel and Kazakhstan, and Hamas has expressed acceptance

According to Washington, on June 10th, the United Nations Security Council voted to approve the Israel Kazakhstan ceasefire resolution drafted by the United States. A total of 14 member states voted in favor, with Russia abstaining. Hamas later stated acceptance of the resolution and prepared to negotiate the details of the agreement. Hamas spokesperson Zuhri told Reuters that Hamas accepts the Security Council's resolutions on ceasefire, withdrawal, and hostage exchange, and stated that Washington has a responsibility to ensure Israel complies with the resolutions.

Palestinian President Abbas and Egypt welcomed the Security Council's resolution. Algeria, the only Arab member of the Security Council, has expressed support for the resolution. The Permanent Representative of Algeria to the United Nations, Benjama, said:"The resolution is not perfect, but it brings a glimmer of hope to the Palestinians, otherwise it will continue to kill and suffer."

02More than 20 North Korean soldiers crossed the military demarcation line, and South Korea fired warning shots

According to the Lianhe Zaobao, on June 11, the South Korean military said that more than 20 North Korean soldiers operating in the Central Front Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) crossed the military boundary within 50 meters at 12:30 p.m. on June 9, but immediately withdrew to the north after the South Korean military issued a warning broadcast and fired warning shots. A spokesperson for the South Korean military stated that there are currently dense shrubs within the demilitarized zone, making it difficult to see military demarcation marks. At that time, North Korean soldiers were marching through the bushes, with most of them holding work tools and some in an armed state. The South Korean military speculates that North Korean soldiers may have gotten lost while carrying out operations and crossed the demilitarized zone. After the military fired their guns, there were no other abnormal actions by the North Korean side, so they believe that the North Korean army has no intention of invading.

Previously, the South Korean military resumed amplifying and shouting at North Korea, and North Korea also installed amplifying devices for shouting at South Korea at relevant locations. An analysis suggests that South Korea does not want the tension to escalate further, so the relevant content was only made public two days after the incident. North Korea may also, as in the past, fire bullets or howitzers at amplification devices, causing even more tense situations.

01Malaysia cancels diesel subsidies, leading to a 56% increase in retail prices

On June 10th, Malaysia lifted diesel subsidies and the retail price of diesel fluctuated freely according to international oil prices. The diesel price in the country has increased from RM2.15 per liter to RM3.35 per liter, with an increase of approximately 56%. Malaysia's second finance minister, Amir Hansha, said at a press conference that the government will announce diesel retail prices every week.

At the same time, he also pointed out that Malaysia's previous retail price of diesel was the cheapest among neighboring countries, such as Thailand's approximately per liter4 Ringgit, Indonesia approximately 4 Ringgit 50 cents, which leads to many diesel being smuggled into these countries every year. He said that by implementing new targeted diesel subsidy measures, the government believes that it can significantly crack down on diesel smuggling activities. He emphasized that this decision is not an easy task, and the government hopes to protect the beneficiaries without affecting economic development. He revealed that the government will save about RM4 billion annually as a result.

02Russia approves the construction of low-power nuclear power plants in Myanmar

Myanmar comprehensive news: Recently, the Russian government has approved the cooperation of the National Atomic Energy Corporation in the construction of low-power nuclear power plants in Myanmar. According to the agreement, the Russian National Atomic Energy Corporation will build a minimum installed capacity in Myanmar based on a Russian style pressurized water reactorA low-power nuclear reactor with a capacity of 110 megawatts. The draft agreement also outlines the areas of cooperation between the two parties, including engineering research, environmental impact assessment, design and construction of low-power nuclear reactors, equipment and material supply, installation and commissioning, fuel supply, and training. In addition, in carrying out work, delivering goods, and providing services, the current norms and rules of Russia will be adopted.

last yearIn February, the Burmese military government, with the help of the Russian National Atomic Energy Corporation, established the first nuclear technology information center in Yangon. The two sides also signed a nuclear energy cooperation agreement and reached a substantial agreement on the construction of nuclear power projects and related frameworks. The head of the military government, Min Ang Lai, said at the signing ceremony that this agreement aims to cooperate on the application of small nuclear power plants and nuclear technology in multiple fields, such as agriculture, health, electricity, and energy.