[Iranian Foreign Minister Says Commitment To Diplomatic Resolution] Iranian Foreign Minister Araqchi Spoke With The Foreign Ministers Of Egypt And Iraq On February 27. Araqchi Stated That Iran Is Committed To Resolving Issues Through Diplomatic Means. According To Iranian Media Reports, Araqchi Spoke With Egyptian Foreign Minister Abdel-Ati On The 27th. Araqchi Reiterated Iran's Commitment To Resolving Issues Through Diplomatic Channels. He Emphasized That Success On This Path Requires A Serious And Pragmatic Attitude From The Other Side, While Avoiding Any Miscalculations Or Excessive Demands

The Argentine Senate Has Finally Approved The Labor Reform Bill Supported By Argentine President Milley

[Iraqi Deputy Prime Minister And Omani Foreign Minister Discuss US-Iran Negotiation Progress] On The Evening Of The 27th Local Time, According To A Statement From The Iraqi Ministry Of Foreign Affairs, Iraqi Deputy Prime Minister And Foreign Minister Hussein Spoke By Phone With Omani Foreign Minister Badr. The Statement Mentioned That Badr Is Currently Visiting The United States. During The Call, Badr Reviewed The Negotiations Held In Geneva By US And Iranian Delegations Under Oman's Mediation, Highlighting The Significant Progress Made. He Also Briefly Briefed Hussein On The Outcomes Of His Visit To The US, Including His Meeting With US Vice President Vance. The Two Sides Discussed The Steps To Be Taken In The Next Phase Of The US-Iran Negotiations And How To Continue Advancing Subsequent Rounds Of Dialogue, Aiming To Consolidate Diplomatic Channels And Increase The Likelihood Of Reaching A Sustainable Consensus. Both Sides Reiterated That The Progress Made In The Geneva Negotiations Represents Significant Advancement In The US-Iran Negotiation Process And Must Be Continued On This Basis To Prevent Any Escalation That Could Undermine Existing Achievements. Both Sides Emphasized That Any Move Leading To Military Escalation Would Pose A Serious Risk To Regional Security, And That The Negotiation Channel Must Be Upheld As The Best Way For The US And Iran To Reach An Agreement And Avoid A Slide Into Confrontation Or War. Both Sides Agreed To Continue Coordination And Consultation In The Next Phase

[Trump Media Sells 2,000 Bitcoins, Reducing Total Holdings To 9,542 Bitcoins] February 28Th, Arkham Analyst Emmett Gallic Revealed That Trump Media Has Divested 2000 Bitcoins, Reducing Its Total Holdings From 11,542 To 9,542. These Bitcoins Were Outwardly Pledged Due To Hedging Transactions, And Ownership No Longer Belongs To Trump Media

[Guterres Calls For Immediate Ceasefire Between Afghanistan And Pakistan] UN Secretary-General António Guterres' Spokesperson, Stéphane Dujarric, Said On The 27th That Guterres Was Deeply Concerned About The Escalation Of Violence Between Afghanistan And Pakistan And Its Impact On Civilians. He Called On Both Sides To Immediately Cease Hostilities And Resolve Their Differences Through Diplomatic Means

On February 27 Local Time, It Was Learned That A Bolivian Air Force Plane Crashed In El Alto, Killing At Least 12 People And Injuring 6

A Source Revealed That The Pentagon Has Agreed To OpenAI's Rules For The Secure Deployment Of Its Technology In A Classified Environment, But No Contract Has Yet Been Signed

[Egyptian Foreign Minister Speaks With US Envoy, Hopes US-Iran Talks Will Continue] Egyptian Foreign Minister Abdelaziz Abdelati Spoke By Phone With US President's Special Envoy, Witkov, On The 27th, Expressing Egypt's Hope That The Negotiation Process Between The US And Iran Could Continue To Avoid Escalation Of Regional Tensions. According To A Statement Released By The Egyptian Foreign Ministry, The Two Sides Focused On The Third Round Of Indirect US-Iran Talks Held In Geneva, Switzerland On The 26th. Abdelati Reiterated Egypt's Support For The US And Iran To Resolve Outstanding Issues Through Diplomatic Negotiations, Emphasizing The Crucial Importance Of Reaching A Compromise That Takes Into Account The Interests Of All Parties

Japan Is Researching Nuclear Plants In Connection With A US Investment Project

The S&P 500's Technology Sector Closed Down About 2.2%, And The Financial Sector Fell About 2%. Consumer Discretionary And Telecom Sectors Fell Over 5% In February. Of The 11 Sectors In The S&P 500, The Information Technology/technology Sector Closed Down 2.17%, The Financial Sector Fell 1.99%, And The Other Sectors Rose: Telecom Rose 1.44%, Energy Rose 1.68%, And Healthcare Rose 1.77%. In February, The Consumer Discretionary Sector Fell 5.42%, Telecom Services Fell 5.14%, The Technology Sector Fell 3.98%, The Financial Sector Fell 3.83%, The Healthcare Sector Rose 3.39%, The Industrial Sector Rose 6.97%, The Consumer Staples Sector Rose 7.83%, The Real Estate Sector Rose 8.04%, The Materials Sector Rose 8.10%, The Energy Sector Rose 8.77%, And The Utilities Sector Rose 9.87%

Turkish Airlines: Daytime Flights To Iran Operating Normally Turkish Airlines' Public Relations Department Stated On The Evening Of The 27th That Its Daytime Flights To Iranian Airports Are Operating As Scheduled. Yahya Ustun, A Spokesperson For Turkish Airlines, Clarified Previous Reports Regarding Flight Adjustments On Social Media. He Stated That Rumors Circulating On Social Media About Turkish Airlines Canceling Flights To Iran Were Untrue, And That The Airline's Daytime Flights Were Operating Normally As Planned. Earlier On The Evening Of The 27th, Flight Information At Istanbul Airport Showed That Turkish Airlines And Two Iranian Airlines Had Canceled Flights From The Airport To Tehran, The Capital Of Iran, That Evening