Cairo is preparing to host a new round of negotiations involving delegations from the Israeli occupation, the Hamas resistance movement, and U.S. officials to discuss the first phase of former President Donald
Read MoreCairo accused Addis Ababa of causing flooding in Sudan through “reckless and unilateral actions” in managing the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam, which recently began full operations. Ethiopia rejected the accusations as “baseless,”
Read MoreEgypt’s U-20 football team claimed an important 2–1 victory over hosts Chile in the third round of Group A at the FIFA U-20 World Cup. Omar Khadr scored the winning goal in
Read MoreFormer economic security minister Sanae Takaichi was elected leader of Japan’s ruling Liberal Democratic Party, becoming the first woman in history to head the party. Takaichi defeated Agriculture Minister Shinjirō Koizumi in
Read MoreIsraeli occupation forces stormed the village of Jumla in western Daraa countryside after midnight on Friday, conducting arrests of three people, according to Syria TV. Local sources said six Israeli military vehicles
Read MoreEgypt’s National Election Authority announced that the 2025 parliamentary elections will be held in two stages in November. Judge Hazem Badawi, head of the authority, said candidate registration will open on October
Read MoreUkrainian authorities said several civilians were killed and injured after a Russian strike targeted a passenger train in the northern Sumy region. President Volodymyr Zelenskyy confirmed the attack on Shostka station, calling
Read MoreThe Riyadh International Book Fair 2025 opened on Saturday under the theme “Riyadh Reads”, organized by the Saudi Literature, Publishing and Translation Commission at Princess Nourah University. The fair will run until
Read MoreTwo people were shot dead and five others wounded, some seriously, in a shooting in the southern French city of Nice, officials said on Saturday, as police launched a manhunt for the
Read MoreActivists from Morocco’s youth movement “Gen Z 212” took to the streets again late Friday in several cities, demanding better healthcare and education services, an end to corruption, and the resignation of
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