President Trump's global "shocking" plan, US plans to completely withdraw troops from Syria, Russia targets Africa

World and Vietnam Newspaper highlights some outstanding international events in 24 hours.

US President Donald Trump has proposed the idea of ​​taking control of the Gaza Strip and forcibly resettling Palestinians in other countries. (Source: Inkl)

America

* US President Donald Trump proposed a shocking plan - to take over and own the Gaza Strip, resettle Palestinians in other countries - regardless of whether they want to leave or not - and turn the territory into the "Riviera of the Middle East".

President Trump made the shocking proposal during a joint press conference with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu after talks at the White House.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the US leader's plan could "change history" and was "worth paying attention to".

The above proposal was opposed by many countries, including Palestine, France, Türkiye, Iran... as well as many experts and human rights advocates.

On February 4, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov emphasized: "The only way to resolve the Middle East conflict is through the establishment of a Palestinian state that exists alongside Israel." (AFP)

* The US is drafting a plan to withdraw all troops from Syria, according to two defense officials of this superpower.

President Donald Trump and his aides have recently expressed a desire to withdraw U.S. troops from Syria, with Defense Department officials reportedly beginning to draw up plans for a complete withdrawal in 30, 60 or 90 days. (NBC)

* The US President signed an executive order to re-impose maximum pressure on Iran, but he also expressed hope that he would not have to use this order much.

In another statement to reporters, Mr. Trump said he had instructed his advisers to wipe out Iran if it assassinated him. (Reuters)

* President Trump signed a document ending US participation in the United Nations (UN) Human Rights Council and stopping funding for the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA).

Responding to this move, the press office of the UN Human Rights Council said on February 4: "The last time the US held a membership position on the UN Human Rights Council was from 2022-2024. The country currently holds observer status. It is not yet clear what the possible consequences of the decision to withdraw from the UN Human Rights Council will be." (AFP)

Europe

* Russia intends to expand its presence in Africa by opening embassies in several countries on the continent, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on February 4. Accordingly, Mr. Lavrov announced that the Russian embassies in Niger and Sierra Leone will soon resume operations.

A Russian embassy will also be opened in South Sudan, while Moscow plans to open new diplomatic missions in Gambia, Liberia, the Comoros Islands Union and Togo. (TASS)

* Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky would agree to direct talks with his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin to end the nearly three-year conflict "if that is the only way to bring peace to the Ukrainian people and not lose more lives", adding that there would be "four parties involved". (AFP)

* Russia tightens regulations for foreigners , according to which the police have the right to decide to deport immigrants if they violate the provisions of the Administrative Code. Previously, only the court could make this decision.

Violators subject to the deportation regime will be placed on the list of controlled persons and have many rights restricted until they leave Russia, including being prohibited from changing their place of residence without permission from the internal affairs agency, being prohibited from leaving the federal subject territory where they live, being prohibited from purchasing and registering real estate... (TASS)

* New Belgian Prime Minister Bart De Wever announced the new government's policy focus with stricter immigration control policies, adjusting the law to eliminate nuclear energy and increasing defense spending to meet the goals of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO).

Under the plan, Belgium's defense spending will reach 2% of GDP by 2029 and increase to 2.5% by 2034, compared to the current 1.3% of GDP. (AFP)

* The European Commission (EC) has announced it will seek to impose new fees on e-commerce imports, as part of efforts to stem the growing flow of “harmful” products into the European Union (EU).

The EC called on EU lawmakers and member states to “consider” imposing a processing fee on online purchases imported directly to consumers, to cover “the costs of monitoring the compliance of billions of such shipments with the EU regulatory system”. (AFP)

* The EU has stepped up its energy security support for Moldova , announcing a 250 million euro ($258 million) aid package for Chisinau in 2025. The aid is aimed at helping the Eastern European country strengthen its energy security, especially amid a gas crisis caused by Russia cutting off supplies. (AFP)

Asia-Pacific

* The Philippine House of Representatives has approved a motion to impeach Vice President Sara Duterte after 215 out of 306 members agreed, paving the way for further consideration in the Senate.

An impeachment resolution is expected to be forwarded to the Senate and a review panel of 23 senators will conduct a review of the matter. Depending on the level of review and conclusion, Ms. Sara Duterte could be removed from office and banned from holding public office for life.

Sara Duterte, the daughter of former President Rodrigo Duterte, is facing several serious charges, including plotting to assassinate President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. Sara Duterte has denied all charges. President Marcos Jr. has said he will not support impeachment proceedings. (Reuters)

* The United States, Japan, and Australia conducted joint maritime operations in the Philippines' exclusive economic zone (EEZ) on February 5 to demonstrate their collective commitment to strengthening regional and international cooperation and supporting a free and open Indo-Pacific region.

According to a statement from the Indo-Pacific Command (PACOM), naval and air forces of the participating countries will operate together to enhance cooperation and interoperability, in accordance with international law, respect for maritime safety and the rights and interests of other nations. (PACOM)

* China has sent a diplomatic note protesting to the US over its "irresponsible" statements regarding the Panama Canal and its "attacks" on China's cooperation with Panama on the canal.

Speaking at a press conference, commenting on Panama's decision to stop participating in the Belt and Road Initiative, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Lin Jian said: "Currently, cooperation between the two countries within the framework of this initiative is proceeding normally," and called on relevant parties to maintain confidence and not be affected by outside interference. (Reuters)

* India is buying anti-ship cruise missiles from Russia, a move that will significantly boost the combat capabilities of the Asian nation's navy's submarine fleet. However, the names and number of missiles in the contract signed by the two sides are not yet known. (Times of India)

Middle East-Africa

* Iran can address US concerns about nuclear weapons, given Tehran's opposition to weapons of mass destruction, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi said.

A senior Iranian official said the country was ready to give Washington a chance to resolve their differences. However, the Iranian official said Tehran wanted the US to “restrain Israel if Washington seeks a deal” with the Islamic Republic. (Tasnim)

* Hamas has condemned US President Donald Trump's surprise plan to "take over" the Gaza Strip, calling it "racist" and aimed at wiping out the Palestinian cause. (AFP)

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