Global Developments: Hyundai’s Trillion-Won Investment and Escalating Geopolitical Tensions

Group 1: Hyundai Motor Group Investment - Hyundai Motor Group plans to invest 125 trillion won in South Korea from 2026 to 2030, emphasizing its commitment to domestic operations [2] - The group previously announced a $21 billion (approximately 31 trillion won) investment in the United States through 2028, focusing on sectors like automobiles, steel, and robotics [3] - Additionally, Hyundai has committed to a 24.3 trillion won ($18 billion) investment in South Korea for mobility innovation starting in 2024 [3] Group 2: Iran's Nuclear Dispute - The head of Iran's Atomic Energy Organization criticized the IAEA for "double standards" and exploitation by Western nations, particularly regarding a draft resolution against Iran [4] - Iran's representative to the IAEA condemned a proposed resolution by the U.S. and European countries, labeling it as an attempt to impose "unjustified and illegal" reporting obligations [5] - Tehran has indicated it will not share "unnecessary" information with the IAEA due to concerns over intelligence leaks to the U.S. and Israel [6] Group 3: Humanitarian Crisis in Gaza - The Nasser Medical Complex reported receiving the bodies of three martyrs following an Israeli airstrike, highlighting the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Gaza [7] - Earlier reports indicated the reception of 15 Palestinian martyrs' bodies as part of a body exchange agreement, bringing the total to 330 [8]