G7 foreign ministers stated: We are increasing our efforts to help Ukraine meet its winter preparation needs, including continuing to provide critical energy assistance.

The G7 foreign ministers stated: They pledged to stand with Ukraine no matter how long it takes, while increasing economic pressure and imposing severe sanctions and other restrictive measures on Russia.

G7 Foreign Ministers’ Statement: Emphasizing Israel’s right to defend itself and its people in accordance with international law.

G7 Foreign Ministers’ Statement: G7 members are committed to working closely with partners to prepare sustainable long-term solutions for the Gaza Strip and to resume a broader peace process that can achieve a two-state solution.

The Israeli new shekel rose 0.8% against the dollar, surpassing pre-conflict levels.

G7 Foreign Ministers’ Statement: Since October 7, G7 member states have pledged an additional $500 million to the Palestinian people and called on other countries to join this effort.

G7 Foreign Ministers’ Statement: Emphasizing the importance of protecting civilians and complying with international law, especially humanitarian law.

G7 Foreign Ministers’ Statement: Condemning the terrorist attacks on Israel by Hamas and other organizations, as well as the continued missile attacks on Israel. Support humanitarian ceasefires to facilitate emergency assistance, civilian movement, and hostage release.

Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov: The damage to the Nord Stream gas pipeline means Europe will no longer have access to cheap fuel.

Japanese government official: Chip subsidies may flow to TSMC’s second factory and Rapidus.

Market news: Japan plans to allocate an additional budget of 2 trillion yen for the chip field.

Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov: Sanctions imposed on Russian oil have had a huge impact on the global energy market, leading to rising costs.

Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov: The West’s green transition has triggered a crisis in the global oil and gas market.

Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov: Washington is still buying uranium and other important materials from Russia.

[Chairman of the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran: Israeli officials admit to possessing nuclear weapons] Mohammad Eslami, chairman of the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran, told a reporter from the Islamic Republic News Agency (IRNA) on Wednesday that Israel’s latest remarks indicate that the country possesses weapons of mass destruction . Eslami said: “For an official of the Zionist regime to once again admit to possessing nuclear weapons and, more importantly, to threaten the oppressed innocent people of Gaza calls into question the most basic principles of international law and the Charter of the United Nations. "Previously, Israeli Heritage Minister Amichai Eliyahu commented that the use of nuclear bombs in the Israel-Kazakhstan conflict may be "one of the possibilities."

Market News: India proposes to cut import taxes on electric vehicles in its free trade agreement with the UK.

Japanese Foreign Minister: It is important that G7 members can send a unified message, including the need for a humanitarian ceasefire.

Japanese Foreign Minister: G7 members unanimously believe that the two-state solution is the only way to achieve a just and lasting peace in the region.

Japanese Foreign Minister: G7 members agreed that it is important to prevent further escalation of the conflict in Gaza, which could spread to other regions.