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Norwegian Scientist Affected by 'Havana Syndrome' After Testing Directed Energy Weapon

A Norwegian scientist experiences symptoms of 'Havana Syndrome' after a secret experiment on a directed energy device, raising new questions about the impact of this technology on the human brain. U.S. intelligence is investigating the incident as part of confidential inquiries.

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Joint Maritime Operation: 2.4 Tons of Cocaine Seized in French Polynesia

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Nagham Bilal

Joint Maritime Operation: 2.4 Tons of Cocaine Seized in French Polynesia

The French Navy seized 2.4 tons of cocaine in the Pacific in collaboration with the United States, bringing the total seizures in Polynesia to 12 tons this month.

New Israeli Airstrikes Target Southern Lebanon

Israeli aircraft launched airstrikes on southern Lebanon targeting Hezbollah infrastructure, in a new escalation despite the ceasefire agreement, while Israel refuses to withdraw from the border heights.

Sudan's Prime Minister Reveals Peace Plan to Protect Civilians and End Conflict

Sudan's Prime Minister Kamal Idris announced a new peace initiative aimed at ending the war and protecting civilians, excluding militias from direct dialogue.

Turkish-Italian Partnership to Develop Unmanned and Hybrid Marine Vehicles

The Turkish company "Havelsan" announced on Saturday the signing of a memorandum of understanding with the Italian companies "VN Maritime" and "Beloda Defense" to develop and market unmanned and hybrid marine vehicles in Italy.

China Exempts Imports from Most African Countries from Tariffs

Chinese President Xi Jinping announced today, Saturday, that his country will implement a tariff exemption on imports from most African countries starting from May 1.

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.

Trump Administration Requests Account Data Criticizing Immigration on Google and Meta

The New York Times reported on Saturday that the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, during the Trump administration, issued hundreds of administrative subpoenas to Google and Meta, requesting information about accounts that criticize the policies of the Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

More than 50,000 dual nationality soldiers in the Israeli army

The Yedioth Ahronoth newspaper revealed today, Saturday, that data published by the Israeli army for the first time showed that there are more than 50,000 soldiers holding foreign nationality alongside Israeli nationality.

Saudi Foreign Minister Calls for an End to the War in Gaza and Start of Reconstruction

Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan said on Saturday that the war on Gaza must end, and efforts should be made to enable Palestinians to exercise their right to self-determination.

Chairwoman of the European Parliament's Defense Committee: The War in Ukraine is Our War

Chairwoman of the European Parliament's Defense Committee, Marie-Agnes Strack-Zimmermann, stated today, Saturday, that the United States is seeking to ensure its security, emphasizing that Europeans must make additional efforts to enhance their defense capabilities.

Iraqchi: The European Union has lost its influence in our nuclear file

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Iraqchi said on Saturday that the European Union no longer holds significant weight in the region, considering that this is evident in its absence from the ongoing negotiations regarding the Iranian nuclear program.

Zelensky: We Demand Longer Security Guarantees and Do Not Want to Be Left Alone

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said today, Saturday, that his country has received proposals from the American side that include security guarantees for 15 years, noting that Kyiv aspires to extend these guarantees to 20 years or more.

Egyptian Foreign Minister: There is no equality between the Sudanese army and militias, and we have red lines

Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdel Aty stated today, Saturday, that there can be no acceptance of equality between the Sudanese national army and state institutions on one hand, and any illegal militias on the other, affirming Cairo's firm rejection of any path that may lead to the division of Sudan.

Volodymyr Zelensky: Russian Strikes Damage All Ukrainian Power Plants

Zelensky expressed hope that the peace talks scheduled for this week in Geneva, mediated by the U.S., would be "serious and objective."

Yair Lapid Reveals Plans for a Potential Government After the Elections

Lapid reviewed his estimates for the results of the upcoming elections, predicting that the opposition coalition would win between 62 and 63 seats in the Knesset.

Former Israeli Intelligence Official Reveals Secrets of Working Inside Mossad and the Role of 'Deception' in Executing Missions

Ben Barak explained during an interview with the Walla podcast that intelligence work requires exceptional abilities that allow personnel to adapt to different environments and execute complex missions away from traditional methods.

High-Level Official Reception for the Emir of Qatar in Abu Dhabi During a Fraternal Visit to Strengthen Bilateral Relations

The Emir Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani arrived in the United Arab Emirates on a fraternal visit, where he was welcomed by Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan upon his arrival in Abu Dhabi.

Bezhkian Calls for Regional Tensions to be Contained through Dialogue and Bets on Joint Cooperation

Masoud Bezhkian confirmed that several countries in the region are working to contain tensions and resolve disputes through diplomatic channels away from military escalation.

Washington: Reaching an Agreement with Tehran Faces Major Complications and Ongoing Efforts to End the War in Ukraine

Rubio explained that U.S. envoys will hold upcoming meetings as part of efforts to advance the negotiation process, within the framework of ongoing diplomatic moves to discuss outstanding issues and enhance the chances of reaching new understandings.

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