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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'.

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.

Putin and Trump: The Budapest Summit Between Postponement and Ongoing Preparations

Despite Trump's announcement to postpone the summit with Putin, Moscow confirms that preparations for the meeting in Budapest are still ongoing... Will the summit take place, or will tensions bury it before it begins?

Brazil: 17-Year Prison Sentence for Bolsonaro Aides in Coup Attempt

about 4 hours ago

Politics

Nagham Bilal

Brazil: 17-Year Prison Sentence for Bolsonaro Aides in Coup Attempt

The Supreme Court of Brazil sentenced seven of Bolsonaro's aides to prison for their involvement in a coup attempt, while the former president awaits his final ruling after being convicted of conspiracy to remain in power.

Zelensky Signs Arms Agreement with Sweden .. and Russia Raises New Peace Conditions

about 5 hours ago

Politics

Nagham Bilal

Zelensky Signs Arms Agreement with Sweden .. and Russia Raises New Peace Conditions

Zelensky heads to Sweden to sign a defense agreement that strengthens support for Kyiv, amidst diplomatic movements and Russian messages bringing peace conditions back to the forefront.

Peru declares a state of emergency in the capital due to rising violence and organized crime

The President of Peru announces a state of emergency in Lima and Callao to confront rising crime, pledging to restore security and end chaos in the country.

Drug Seizure Worth One Billion Dollars in the Arabian Sea Through International Naval Efforts

An international naval force led by Saudi Arabia seized a massive drug shipment in the Arabian Sea, in one of the most successful strikes against smuggling in the region.

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

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.

Washington accuses Iranian-backed militias of threatening the lives of Americans and Iraqis and looting the country's resources

The U.S. State Department accused Iranian-backed armed militias in Iraq of posing a direct threat to the lives of Americans and Iraqis, endangering economic and security interests, according to official statements attributed to U.S. Secretary Marco Rubio.

Israeli Army: The Red Cross is receiving the bodies of hostages in southern Gaza… and we call on Hamas to adhere to the agreement

The Israeli army announced that the International Red Cross is on its way to receive the bodies of hostages in southern Gaza, in a step that comes as part of humanitarian arrangements related to the temporary ceasefire agreement.

Behind the Scenes: Republicans Maneuver to End the Shutdown… and 'Obamacare' Returns to the Fore

In the halls of the U.S. Congress, the discussion is not only about reopening the government but also about a broader deal that could reshape the contours of healthcare in the country.

Al-Burhan: There is no place for rebels or their supporters in the future of Sudan… and we welcome national peace

Sudanese Sovereign Council President Abdel Fattah Al-Burhan confirmed that the Sudanese armed forces are determined to completely eliminate the rebellion, emphasizing that "there is no return for the rebels" and no place for any party that supported the armed militias in the future of the country.

Trump: Tariffs are a tool for national security… and the Democrats threaten government stability

about 18 hours ago

World News

Mahmoud Khalaf

Trump: Tariffs are a tool for national security… and the Democrats threaten government stability

U.S. President Donald Trump made a series of sharp statements during a press conference in South Korea, addressing economic, security, and domestic political issues, emphasizing that tariffs have become a matter of national security, and that he will discuss this issue with the Chinese president at an upcoming meeting, expecting it to be "extremely successful" and lead to a "good deal for both sides".

Netanyahu dismisses National Security Advisor Tzachi Hanegbi amid calls for an investigation into the events of October 7

Israeli media reported that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu decided to dismiss National Security Advisor Tzachi Hanegbi in a surprising move that comes amid rising criticism of the government's performance during the October 7 attack.

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