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US, South Korea sign trade deal
Trump and South Korean president agreed on a deal where South Korea will invest $350 billion in US industries over ten years and receive a reduced tariff on exports from 25% to 15%.

Trump and South Korean president agreed on a deal where South Korea will invest $350 billion in US industries over ten years and receive a reduced tariff on exports from 25% to 15%.
A poll finds the overwhelming majority of Palestinians are opposed to Hamas’s disarmament.

Israeli officials are detaining a Palestinian boy with autism and disabilities, exposing him to violence from both guards and other inmates.

Iran and Belarus express determination to develop relations in various fields.

Here are Press TV's latest top stories at 02:00 GMT on October 30,2025.

The third Eurasian Security Conference concluded in the Belorussian capital, Minsk, on Wednesday.
Hard-earned rights, like retirement benefits and living cost protections, have often been won through struggle, sometimes even violence.

Hebrew media, in the comments of its analysts, focused on the Gaza agreement signed in Sharm el-Sheikh.

US President Donald Trump instructs the country’s Department of War to immediately resume testing nuclear weapons.

The Czech government bars an Israeli reservist from entering the country after French authorities issued a Schengen-wide “criminal alert.”

Iran’s Majlis (Parliament) speaker says the Islamic Republic will not yield to surrender in the face of its adversaries.
Despite a ceasefire deal, Israeli airstrikes have killed at least 110 Palestinians in Gaza.

The Israeli regime and its allies have long dreamed of exploiting Iran's ethnic diversity to weaken the country.
South Korean President Lee Jae-myung hosted his US counterpart Donald Trump on the sidelines of the APEC summit in Gyeongju.

Hebrew media noted Gaza body exchanges amid army alert and talks on Hezbollah, Iran, and Yemen.
The Israeli military claims the life of a Palestinian journalist and his wife in central Gaza Strip during its ongoing ceasefire violations.

An official says Iran needs up to $180 billion to raise its oil output by 1 million bpd by 2028.

Iran says the sanctions, in place for more than six decades, have systematically targeted the fundamental rights of the Cuban people and obstructed the country’s development.