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Alleged Kidnapping Video in Cairo Tops Trends .. Prosecution Reveals the Truth

A wide uproar erupted after a video circulated of a girl claiming she was the victim of an attempted kidnapping near Tahrir Square, only for investigations to reveal that the narrative was entirely fabricated to trend, turning the story from one of excitement and sympathy to legal accountability.

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Nagham Bilal

Alleged Kidnapping Video in Cairo Tops Trends .. Prosecution Reveals the Truth

A wide uproar erupted after a video circulated of a girl claiming she was the victim of an attempted kidnapping near Tahrir Square, only for investigations to reveal that the narrative was entirely fabricated to trend, turning the story from one of excitement and sympathy to legal accountability.

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Vandalism Disrupts Train Services in Italy Ahead of the Winter Olympics

about 14 hours ago

Mahmoud Khalaf

Vandalism Disrupts Train Services in Italy Ahead of the Winter Olympics

Train services in Italy faced delays exceeding one hour on Saturday, due to what is suspected to be an act of vandalism targeting the railway network.

Syrian Justice Ministry Releases Footage of the Reenactment of the Murder of Artist Huda Sha'arawi

The Syrian Ministry of Justice announced today, Saturday, the release of a recording documenting the reenactment of the murder of artist Huda Sha'arawi, who was known for her role as “Um Zaki” in the series “Bab Al-Hara,” as part of the ongoing judicial investigations.

A New Identity for Hajj and Umrah in Saudi Arabia Under the Motto "Welcome"

With the spirit of Saudi hospitality and welcoming words that resonate with sanctity, the Kingdom has launched a unified identity for the guests of Allah under the slogan "Welcome", making the moment of arrival the beginning of a distinctive spiritual experience that embodies care and attention for those heading to the Two Holy Mosques.

Oman Officially Announces First Day of Ramadan 2026 After Crescent Moon Visibility Failure

Oman surprises everyone with an early announcement regarding the date of Ramadan, following an official confirmation of the impossibility of seeing the crescent moon. A decisive step that ignited anticipation in the Islamic world as the holy month approaches.

The Ideal February of 2026: A Rare Event Not to Occur Again Until 2037

February 2026 witnesses a very rare phenomenon that will attract attention, and it will not occur in this way before 2037.

Severe Snowstorms Hit Northern Japan, Resulting in 46 Deaths

Northern Japan has experienced heavy snowstorms over weeks, resulting in dozens of deaths and hundreds of injuries, amidst traffic chaos and massive snow accumulations.

The Cartoon Image Trend Threatens Your Privacy: How to Protect Yourself?

The trend of transforming personal photos into humorous caricatures is rapidly spreading on social media, but behind the laughter lies a danger to your privacy and digital identity.

Dry Eye in the Age of Digital Screens: A Saudi Study Reveals the Facts

Digital screens are increasingly affecting the eyes of Saudis, becoming a growing health issue. Women and youth are the most vulnerable; do you know how your devices affect your eyes?

Egypt: Video of Two Children Being Run Over in Assiut Sparks Widespread Outrage

A shocking video from Assiut ignites outrage on social media after the incident of two children being run over in a scene that caused panic and discontent, alongside swift security action to pursue those involved and widespread calls for accountability.

Egypt Imposes New Restrictions on Children's Use of Social Media Platforms

Egypt is moving to protect children in the digital world with a new plan that redraws the boundaries of social media use and opens a broad discussion about the future of generations in the age of open screens.

53 Migrants Dead or Missing in Boat Capsize off the Coast of Libya

The International Organization for Migration announced today, Monday, that 53 migrants have died or gone missing after a boat capsized in the Mediterranean Sea near the Libyan coast of Zuwara, with only two women surviving the incident.

Upholding the Death Sentence in the Murder of a Child and Trafficking of His Organs in Egypt

The Shubra El-Kheima Criminal Court upheld on Monday the death sentence issued against a defendant by hanging, after he was convicted of murdering a child and assaulting his corpse by removing his organs, in one of the most horrific criminal cases that shook Egyptian public opinion.

صور كاريكاتيرية عبر شات جي بي تي تغزو الإنترنت .. كيف تصنع نسختك ؟

مستخدمو الإنترنت حول العالم يغرقون مواقع التواصل بصور كاريكاتيرية مضحكة لأنفسهم، صاغها "شات جي بي تي" بأسلوب فني مبتكر يدمج المرح مع لمسة شخصية فريدة !

Disaster in Tripoli: Residential Building Collapses with Families Trapped Under Rubble

A five-story residential building collapsed in Tripoli, and rescue teams are searching for survivors amidst chaos and reports of casualties.

Is there a gasoline crisis in Iraq? The government clarifies

The Iraqi government reassures citizens and puts an end to rumors, confirming the stability of gasoline availability in the markets and denying any crisis, noting that the current congestion is due to increased activity during the holiday period.

Kuwait Withdraws Citizenship from 120 Women in New Audit Campaign

The Kuwaiti Citizenship Department has launched an extensive audit campaign to uncover cases of dual citizenship and forgery, using the old "paper fingerprint" stored at the Criminal Evidence Department.

Mortada Mansour Announces a New Media Program After Eid al-Fitr

Mortada Mansour, the former president of Zamalek Club, parliamentarian, and controversial lawyer, announced today, Saturday, the launch of a new media program titled "Where Is Our Country Going" after the blessed Eid al-Fitr, on his official Facebook page.

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Amnesty International: Watching South Korean dramas could cost lives in North Korea

8 days ago

Mahmoud Khalaf

Amnesty International: Watching South Korean dramas could cost lives in North Korea

A recent report from Amnesty International states that authorities in North Korea impose harsh penalties that can reach the death penalty for those who watch or circulate foreign media content, particularly South Korean dramas.

Spain: Evacuation of Thousands of Residents in Andalusia After Flood and Landslide Warnings

The local authorities in the Spanish region of Andalusia announced today, Friday, the evacuation of thousands of residents from threatened areas due to forecasts of flooding from the Guadalquivir River as a result of the storm "Leonardo."

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