Mexican navy ships arrived in Havana, Cuba, on Thursday, carrying humanitarian aid, as Mexico navigates a delicate diplomatic situation with the United States. The Isla Holbox and Papaloapan docked in the port, delivering much-needed supplies to the island nation, according to The Guardian.
The aid delivery comes amid ongoing economic challenges in Cuba. The Guardian reported that the ships did not carry oil.
In other international developments, the Iraqi Ministry of Justice announced that over 5,000 ISIL-linked detainees had been transferred from Syrian jails to a prison in Iraq. The transfers were carried out at the request of an international coalition led by the United States, of which Iraq is a key member, according to Al Jazeera.
Meanwhile, in the Gaza Strip, a Palestinian cancer patient, Mariam, returned home after being stuck in Egypt for nearly two years. Her return was facilitated through the Rafah crossing, which has faced heavy restrictions, Al Jazeera reported. The al-Najjar family gathered at the Nasser Medical Complex in Khan Younis to welcome her.
European leaders are also facing tough discussions at the Munich Security Conference, focusing on Ukraine, Greenland, and the future of NATO. Al Jazeera's James Bays reported that the conference comes a year after a critical speech from US Vice President JD Vance marked a turning point in transatlantic relations.
Finally, speculation continues regarding the future leadership of North Korea. Sky News reported that Kim Jong Un appears to be taking steps to name his daughter, Kim Ju Ae, as his successor. The teenager, believed to be around 13 years old, is reportedly already providing input on policy matters, according to South Korea's National Intelligence Service.
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