Serbia Politics: President Aleksandar Vučić told supporters in Belgrade he will resign “within weeks,” as anti-corruption protests tied to the 2024 Novi Sad railway station disaster keep pressure on his rule and demand snap elections. Middle East Ceasefire Strain: The US and Iran traded missile and drone strikes again, each accusing the other of violating a ceasefire, while Bahrain and Kuwait reported attacks and maritime risks rose near the Strait of Hormuz. Korean Peninsula: South Korea’s President Lee Jae Myung vowed to resolve the North Korea abductee issue through “dialogue and cooperation,” warning it must not be buried in history. Tech & Investment: South Korea’s presidential office says Samsung and SK hynix will unveil major investment plans this week, with expectations of huge chip-sector spending. Trade & Logistics: Pakistan designated Taftan railway station as a land customs facility to speed Iran-Pakistan rail trade and cut clearance delays. Global Courts: The ICC ordered freezing money seized from former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte after his arrest, as prosecutors seek access to additional seized items. Business & Health: Sri Lanka’s dengue outbreak has reached epidemic levels with 50,000+ cases, but critics say the government’s response came too late and focused too narrowly on high-profile clean-ups. Humanitarian Response: Venezuela’s acting president Delcy Rodríguez inspected earthquake collection centers and coordinated aid distribution after rescues in La Guaira.