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The Egyptian Interior Ministry Denies Claims of 'Suicide Messages' Inside Prisons and Confirms: No Strikes or Suicide Attempts

The Egyptian Interior Ministry denied, on Wednesday evening, the reports circulated by a media outlet affiliated with the Muslim Brotherhood regarding the existence of messages attributed to prisoners claiming they are on hunger strike and attempting suicide inside rehabilitation centers.

Sexual Assault Investigations Haunt Elon Musk's Father.. 'New York Times' Reveals Details

The American newspaper 'New York Times' revealed shocking details regarding Errol Musk, the father of the famous billionaire Elon Musk, stating that he 'has been investigated three times for child sexual assault'.

Russia sends a shipment of oil and condensates to Syria amid complications of Western sanctions

Data from the London Stock Exchange Group and trade sources revealed that Russia is preparing to deliver about 750,000 barrels of Arctic heavy oil blend and gas condensates to the Syrian port of Baniyas, in a move that reflects the ongoing energy cooperation between Moscow and Damascus despite the Western restrictions imposed on Russian energy exports.

Hind Rajab's Mother: The Occupation's Admission of the Murder Enhances the Case... And I Demand Justice for Hind and the Paramedics

In emotional statements to "Al Jazeera", the mother of the child Hind Rajab appealed to the international community for urgent action to achieve justice for her daughter and the paramedics who died with her, emphasizing that the admission by Israeli occupation soldiers of committing the murder after a period of denial represents a legal turning point that strengthens the case filed against them.

Does the moon steal our sleep? Science reveals the truth

Studies indicate that people may sleep shorter periods by an average of 20 minutes before the full moon, and take longer to fall asleep.

The European Union plans new sanctions against Russia that include four Chinese institutions

The member states have agreed on the final text of the package, but it has not yet been adopted due to reservations from Slovakia regarding some provisions not directly related to the sanctions.

Public Outrage After Lenient Sentence for the Murderers of a Child in Istanbul

The Second Criminal Court in Anadolu, Istanbul, sparked widespread anger after sentencing the murderers of 14-year-old Mattia Ahmed Mingozzi, the son of an Italian chef residing in Turkey, in a crime that shocked Turkish public opinion.

Trump Sets Priorities for Meeting with Xi Jinping at Asia-Pacific Summit

U.S. President Donald Trump announced that his upcoming talks with Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping during the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit in South Korea will focus on four main issues: rare minerals, fentanyl, soybeans, and Taiwan.

Hemeti pledges to 'liberate' Sudanese from the Brotherhood and calls for an international investigation into violations

The commander of the Rapid Support Forces, Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo (Hemeti), pledged to work on 'liberating the Sudanese people from the Brotherhood organization', holding the organization responsible for the continuation of the war that has plagued the country since April 2023.

A tragedy shakes Libya.. A father kills his seven children and then commits suicide in Benghazi

The city of Benghazi in Libya witnessed a horrific crime committed by citizen Hassan Khairallah Shweirf Al-Zawi, who killed his seven children before shooting himself in a suicide, as confirmed by the Director of Security in Benghazi, Major General Salah Hweidi.

The Majority of Americans Support Their Country's Recognition of Palestine Despite Trump's Position

80% of Democrats and 41% of Republicans support the recognition, while 53% of Republicans expressed their rejection.

Sharp Decline in Gold Prices as Investors Shift to Profit-Taking

Precious metal markets experienced a strong sell-off on Tuesday, leading to a sharp decline in gold prices by 5%, marking the worst daily performance for the precious metal since April 2013.

Economic Forecasts: Possible Reductions in US Interest Rates During 2025

The latest survey by "Reuters" included the opinions of a select group of economic experts, revealing a significant shift in expectations for US monetary policy, as the majority of analysts anticipate a reduction in interest rates

Vance: Implementation of the ceasefire plan in Gaza is "better than expected" and we emphasize the need to disarm Hamas

In a press conference held during his visit to Israel, U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance expressed optimism about the implementation of the ceasefire plan in the Gaza Strip, considering that its execution is "going better than expected".

Israeli Parliamentary Report Warns of Unprecedented 'Tsunami' of Israeli Emigration

A report presented to the Israeli Knesset revealed an unprecedented wave of emigration witnessed in Israel, with more than 125,000 citizens leaving the country between the beginning of 2022 and mid-2024. The report warned of the continuation of this trend

Innovative Wireless Retinal Implant Restores Central Vision for the Blind Due to Advanced Macular Degeneration

In an unprecedented scientific breakthrough, researchers have successfully developed a new ocular implant that allows patients suffering from blindness due to advanced macular degeneration to partially regain their central vision

The International Monetary Fund expects a surge in the growth of economies in the Middle East and North Africa in 2025

In a positive shift in economic forecasts, the International Monetary Fund raised its growth expectations for the economies of the Middle East and North Africa to 3.3% for 2025, improving its previous forecast of only 2.6% last May

Oil Prices Decline Amid Concerns of Oversupply and Slowing Global Demand

Global oil prices witnessed a slight decline today, Tuesday, affected by concerns of oversupply and a drop in demand due to ongoing trade tensions between the United States and China, the two largest consumers of crude oil in the world.

A Historic Event in Tokyo.. Sanae Takaichi Becomes the First Woman to Serve as Prime Minister of Japan

Sanae Takaichi carved her path into history today, Tuesday, after winning the House of Representatives vote to become the first woman to serve as Prime Minister of Japan, a move that was clearly welcomed by local financial markets.

Atlas from OpenAI Announces the Birth of a New Generation of Smart Browsers

OpenAI has launched the next revolution in the browsing world with the official release of the new web browser "ChatGPT Atlas" (ChatGPT Atlas) in a live broadcast on Tuesday, October 21.

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