Egypt’s State Information Service denied any coordination with the Israeli occupation regarding reopening the Rafah crossing for Gazans in the coming days, after an announcement by the Israeli government’s coordinator claiming it
Read MoreAlgeria began its title-defense campaign with a goalless draw against Sudan in the opening match of Group D, which saw Adam Ounas sent off late in the game. Both sides failed to
Read MoreThe Israeli occupation carried out explosions targeting residential buildings in Gaza’s Shujaiya neighborhood at dawn on Wednesday, coinciding with artillery shelling east of Khan Younis. Witnesses said the buildings were blown up
Read MoreA report by the Pakistan Institute for Conflict and Security Studies revealed a significant spike in attacks last month. A government official and five police officers were killed in two incidents near
Read MoreThe 46th Gulf Cooperation Council summit concluded in Manama with the participation of regional leaders and Italy’s prime minister. Discussions focused on economic integration, security cooperation, and defense coordination. Bahrain’s King Hamad
Read MoreThe first nor’easter of the winter season caused widespread travel disruptions in the United States, with more than 5,300 flights canceled or delayed, including several transatlantic routes. Chicago O’Hare Airport recorded more
Read MoreTehran is experiencing its worst pollution wave in years, with the Ministry of Health estimating 59,000 annual deaths linked to poor air quality, while the crisis is costing the country more than
Read MoreSaudi Arabia’s Cabinet approved the 2026 state budget with total expenditures of 1.31 trillion riyals and projected revenues of 1.15 trillion riyals, resulting in an estimated deficit of 165 billion riyals. Crown
Read MoreThe United Nations General Assembly on Tuesday adopted a resolution declaring Israel’s continued occupation and annexation of the Syrian Golan Heights as “illegal,” and calling for its withdrawal to the June 4,
Read MoreThe Gaza Health Ministry said on Wednesday that 6,000 cases of limb amputation have been recorded over two years of conflict in the enclave, with patients in urgent need of both short-
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