Mahmoud Khalaf
Journalist and news editor, preparing news reports and documentaries, investigative journalism skills.
Journalist and news editor, preparing news reports and documentaries, investigative journalism skills.
The Georgian capital, Tbilisi, witnessed violent clashes between police and protesters on Saturday after demonstrators attempted to storm the presidential palace square on Atoneli Street.
Al-Suleiman explained in a statement that the introduction of Azerbaijani gas into the network over the past few days has contributed to a noticeable improvement in generation capacity, but technical failures in the compressors at the Twainan station, due to the deterioration of infrastructure, have led to a decline in production in recent hours.
Local sources reported clashes in the town of Deir Maqrin in Rural Damascus on Saturday evening, following an attempt by internal security forces to arrest one of the participants in a wedding for firing shots into the air.
Israeli Channel 12 reported on Saturday that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu summoned ministers Itamar Ben Gvir and Bezalel Smotrich for an emergency meeting, as internal pressures regarding the prisoner exchange deal with Hamas are escalating.
The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) has revealed secret recordings documenting what it described as a "hidden culture" within the British capital's police, characterized by racism and misogyny.
Medical sources in the Gaza Strip reported that the death toll since dawn on Saturday has risen to 46 martyrs due to the fire of the occupation forces, including 37 in the city of Gaza alone.
The Polish Defense Minister announced on Saturday that Norwegian F-35 fighters will participate in the mission to protect Polish airspace, in a move that reflects the strengthening of defense cooperation among NATO member countries.
Reuters reported that a 6 magnitude earthquake struck the eastern coast of Honshu Island, Japan's largest island, on Saturday evening.
The British capital, London, witnessed a controversial demonstration on Saturday organized by activists protesting the ban on the Palestine Action movement, despite calls from the police and government to cancel it following the bloody attack that targeted a Jewish synagogue in Manchester last week, which resulted in the deaths of two people.
Kushner, the son-in-law of U.S. President Donald Trump, and his envoy to the Middle East, Steve Witkoff, arrived in Cairo on Saturday as part of U.S. efforts to reach an agreement that leads to the release of detainees in Gaza, after Hamas announced its acceptance of the plan recently proposed by Trump.
U.S. President Donald Trump said in urgent statements on Saturday that his country will not tolerate any delays from Hamas regarding the release of hostages.
Dr. Mohammed Al-Suwaid, Assistant Minister of Higher Education for Private Education Affairs and Chairman of the Digital Transformation Committee, announced that the Higher Education Council decided in its last session to cancel the grants allocated to private universities starting from the academic year 2025–2026.
The King Salman Center for Relief and Humanitarian Works, in cooperation with the Daraa Governorate, on Saturday, provided about 3000 food and health baskets to families residing in shelters in the eastern Daraa countryside, as part of efforts to support affected families and improve living conditions in areas experiencing difficult humanitarian situations.
The engineering units of the 66th division of the Syrian army discovered today, Saturday, a minefield containing more than 5,000 mines from the remnants of the previous regime, in the vicinity of the Deir ez-Zor military airport, according to local sources today, Saturday.
The Syrian Minister of Health, Dr. Musab Al-Ali, announced via the (X) platform on Saturday his participation in the opening of the third Traditional Medicine Conference held in Istanbul, as part of an official delegation from the Syrian Ministry of Health.
In a direct response to the Iranian president's statements regarding the possibility of changing the capital Tehran, the Israeli Foreign Ministry published a tweet in Persian via the "X" platform today, Friday, stating that "what needs to change is the Iranian regime, not the capital," in a sharp political reference reflecting the rising tensions between the two sides.
The Indian Ministry of External Affairs announced on Friday that a committee of the United Nations Security Council has decided to temporarily lift the travel ban on the Afghan Taliban's Foreign Minister, Amir Khan Muttaqi, allowing him to visit India between October 9 and 16, in a move that could represent the first official visit by a senior Taliban government official to New Delhi since the group took power in Kabul in 2021.
The Israeli Foreign Minister said today, Friday, that he discussed with his British counterpart the necessity of confronting pro-Palestinian protests and marches, considering them to "bear the traits of anti-Semitism," according to his expression.
An Israeli occupation patrol carried out a search campaign on Friday targeting several homes in the villages of Ain Ziyuan and Ain al-Abd in the countryside of Quneitra Governorate, following the incursion of more than six military vehicles into the area.
More than five thousand people were forced to leave the border town of Kirawa in Borno State, northeast Nigeria, after militants from the Boko Haram group took control of the area in a violent attack that occurred on Thursday evening, resulting in the burning of the residence of the local chief, Abdurrahman Abubakar, as well as a military barracks and dozens of homes.