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Georgia: Protesters Storm Presidential Palace Amid Security Tensions in Tbilisi

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.

Tension Inside Israel as Hostage Negotiations Approach: Emergency Meeting for Netanyahu and Warnings Against Failing the Deal

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.

BBC Investigation: Secret Recordings Reveal Racism and Discrimination Against Women Within the London Police

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.

#Community

Gaza: Dozens of dead including victims among aid seekers in Khan Younis

about 5 hours ago

Mahmoud Khalaf

Gaza: Dozens of dead including victims among aid seekers in Khan Younis

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 war in Gaza

Poland: Norwegian F-35 Fighters Join Air Defense with Polish and Dutch Aircraft

about 5 hours ago

Mahmoud Khalaf

Poland: Norwegian F-35 Fighters Join Air Defense with Polish and Dutch Aircraft

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.

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A 6 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes the Eastern Coast of Japan's Honshu Island

about 5 hours ago

Mahmoud Khalaf

A 6 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes the Eastern Coast of Japan's Honshu Island

Reuters reported that a 6 magnitude earthquake struck the eastern coast of Honshu Island, Japan's largest island, on Saturday evening.

London: Arrests Among Pro-Palestine Protesters Days After Manchester Attack

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.

#The Middle East

Kushner and Witkoff in Cairo to Discuss the Release of Detainees in Gaza... and Egypt Denies Hosting Negotiations in Al-Arish

about 5 hours ago

Mahmoud Khalaf

Kushner and Witkoff in Cairo to Discuss the Release of Detainees in Gaza... and Egypt Denies Hosting Negotiations in Al-Arish

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.

#The Middle East

Trump warns Hamas and praises the temporary halt of Israeli bombing

about 5 hours ago

Mahmoud Khalaf

Trump warns Hamas and praises the temporary halt of Israeli bombing

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.

#Policy

Two killed and five injured in shooting in the French city of Nice

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Lubna Nissani

Two killed and five injured in shooting in the French city of Nice

Two people were killed and five others were injured, including serious cases, in a shooting on Friday evening in the coastal city of Nice in southern France.

Egypt justifies the flooding of lands on the banks of the Nile due to the discharge of water from the High Dam

The spokesperson for the Egyptian Ministry of Irrigation, Mohamed Ghanem, confirmed that the flooding of agricultural lands on the banks of the Nile River was a result of discharging large quantities of water from the High Dam in preparation for the upcoming flood from Ethiopia and Sudan.

Netanyahu Holds Emergency Consultations After Hamas Response Without Smotrich and Ben Gvir

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu held emergency consultations on Friday evening following Hamas's announcement of its response to U.S. President Donald Trump's plan regarding Gaza, without the attendance of ministers Bezalel Smotrich and Itamar Ben Gvir.

For the first time in Japan's history.. Sanae Takaichi is close to becoming Prime Minister

In a historic precedent, Sanae Takaichi, the former Minister of Economic Security, was elected as the leader of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party in Japan, paving the way for her to become the first woman to hold the position of Prime Minister in the country's history.

Families of Israeli Prisoners: We are living in "critical days" and call for a sit-in in Tel Aviv to demand an end to the war

The Israeli Prisoners' Families Committee called for a sit-in this evening in the Kidnapped Persons Square in Tel Aviv, marking the second anniversary of the October 7 attack, to demand an end to the war and the release of all prisoners.

U.S. Energy Secretary: Government Shutdown Puts Nuclear Security at Risk

U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright warned that the ongoing government shutdown in the United States threatens the safety of the country's nuclear weapons, blaming the Democratic Party for the crisis.

#Economy

Trump announces progress in Gaza negotiations: Hamas responds and a peace plan is approaching

about 16 hours ago

Nagham Bilal

Trump announces progress in Gaza negotiations: Hamas responds and a peace plan is approaching

Trump announces Hamas's readiness for peace and calls on Israel to stop bombing immediately to save the prisoners in Gaza, in a move that could open a new door towards resolving the crisis in the Middle East.

Birthright Citizenship in America .. Boston Court Resolves Controversy Against Trump Administration

A federal court halts Trump's plan to end birthright citizenship, affirming the rights of children born in America. The decision opens the door for a major legal battle awaiting resolution soon!

Nile River Floods Become More Dangerous in Sudan .. Urgent Warnings for Residents of Khartoum and Kajbar

Sudan warns of a dangerous rise in the levels of the Nile River between Khartoum and Kajbar and urges residents to take urgent precautions amid escalating floods.

The Senate's Failure to Pass U.S. Government Funding Deepens the Government Shutdown Crisis

The U.S. government shutdown continues after the Senate's failure to pass government funding, amid rising political tensions and a crisis threatening thousands of federal employees. The crisis is becoming more complex with accusations exchanged between the two parties.

Manchester: Attack on Jewish Synagogue Raises Security Alert in Britain

A bloody attack on a Jewish synagogue in Manchester leaves dead and injured, and Britain raises its alert level and declares the incident a terrorist act.

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