[Iran Refuses To Transfer Enriched Uranium Abroad] According To Iranian Media Reports On February 26, During Indirect Negotiations With The United States In Geneva, Switzerland, Iran Stated That It Refuses To Transfer Its Enriched Uranium Abroad. Iran Insisted On Retaining Its Right To Peaceful Use Of Nuclear Technology And Its Ability To Produce Nuclear Fuel, And Demanded That The United States Lift Sanctions Against Iran. According To Previous Reports From US Media, The United States May Have Explicitly Demanded During The Negotiations That Iran Dismantle Its Main Nuclear Facilities In Fordow, Natanz, And Isfahan, And Transport All Remaining Enriched Uranium To The United States

The Foreign Ministers Of Saudi Arabia And Pakistan Held A Telephone Conversation To Discuss The Recent Conflict In Afghanistan And Explore Ways To De-escalate The Situation. Both Sides Emphasized The Importance Of Maintaining Regional Security And Stability Through Diplomatic Means

Sources Say Venezuela Has Suspended 19 Oil And Gas Production-sharing Contracts Signed During Maduro's Rule

Seoul Stock Market's KOSPI Falls More Than 2%

Philippines January Trade Balance -4048 Million Dollars

Philippines January Exports +7.9% From Year Ago

Philippines January Imports -3.1% From Year Ago

The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration Closed Airspace Over Fort Hancock, Texas, After Reports That Anti-drone Laser Weapons Had Been Used In The Area

[Pakistan Airstrikes On Kabul And Other Areas In Afghanistan] Afghan Government Spokesman Mujahid Confirmed On Social Media Early On The 27th That Pakistani Forces Had Launched Airstrikes On Parts Of Kabul, Kandahar, And Paktia Provinces. No Casualties Have Been Reported So Far. Around 2:10 AM, A Loud Explosion Was Heard In Downtown Kabul, Followed By What Sounded Like Aircraft Flying Overhead, And Then Intense Gunfire. A Pakistani Military Source Told Reporters That Pakistan Launched Airstrikes On Key Afghan Military Facilities In Kabul, Kandahar, And Paktia Provinces Early That Morning. The Airstrikes Were In Response To An Afghan Attack On Pakistani Border Posts On The Evening Of The 26th, Destroying Several Afghan Command Posts, Ammunition Depots, And Logistics Bases. The Source Stated That After The Airstrikes On Kabul, Afghanistan Requested A Ceasefire, But Pakistan Decided To Continue The Airstrikes Until Its Objectives Were Fully Achieved

South Korea's Lee To Visit Singapore And Philippines From March 1-4

Japan January Factory Output Rises 2.2% Month-On-Month

Yield On 10-Year Japanese Government Bond Falls 1 BP To 2.14%

Sources Say Venezuela And The United States Will Revise The Oil Production-sharing Agreement Signed During The Maduro Government's Term, And The Two Sides May Also Terminate Parts Of The Agreement