Egypt signed a $220m agreement for a solar energy complex in SCZONE, partnering with global investors to produce solar cells, panels, and storage systems, strengthening Egypt’s green economy while targeting exports and local market growth
The Integrated Food Security Phase Classification confirms famine in Gaza, where starvation, acute malnutrition, and preventable deaths are surging. UN agencies warn that without a ceasefire and aid, conditions will worsen dramatically
A strike on the Palestine Red Crescent Society headquarters in Khan Younis killed a staff member and injured three others, according to PRCS. The attack highlights escalating risks to aid workers and worsening humanitarian conditions in the Gaza Strip
A hiker sustained moderate injuries while trekking in Salalah’s rugged mountains, prompting a swift rescue by Oman’s Civil Defence and Ambulance teams, highlighting safety risks during the slippery and unpredictable Khareef season trails
Brazilian winger Antony is reportedly eyeing a move away from Manchester United, with Saudi club Al Nassr showing interest. A transfer could see him team up again with Cristiano Ronaldo, following a strong loan spell at Real Betis
Syria’s southern province remains on edge after a week of brutal sectarian fighting between Druze and Bedouin communities; the ceasefire is tentative and humanitarian access limited
The execution of Nimisha Priya, convicted of murdering a Yemeni man, has been postponed as Indian officials and her family push to save her through blood money talks
Israel launched airstrikes on Syrian government forces near Suweida following intense sectarian violence between Druze militias and Bedouin tribes that left over 200 people dead
Facing a severe water shortage, Iraq plans to build ten dams in desert areas to harvest rain and floodwater, boost reserves, and reduce reliance on groundwater
Fierce fighting broke out in southern Syria’s Suweida province between Druze militias and Sunni Bedouin fighters following a suspected abduction, resulting in dozens of deaths and injuries amid growing concerns over sectarian tensions and minority protections post-Assad
Kurdish counterterrorism units intercepted an explosive-laden drone near Arbil International Airport early Monday. The second such incident this month, it highlights ongoing regional tensions
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian was reportedly injured while escaping through an emergency shaft after Israeli bombs targeted a secret underground facility in Tehran last month
A tragic airstrike outside a Gaza clinic killed two young brothers and their cousin as they waited for nutritional supplements, highlighting Gaza’s worsening humanitarian crisis
A fire at Cairo’s Ramses Central Exchange building on Monday left 14 people injured and disrupted telecommunication services across the capital. Authorities cite an electrical short circuit as the probable cause while efforts continue to assess the damage and restore service
Egypt signed a $220m agreement for a solar energy complex in SCZONE, partnering with global investors to produce solar cells, panels, and storage systems, strengthening Egypt’s green economy while targeting exports and local market growth
The Integrated Food Security Phase Classification confirms famine in Gaza, where starvation, acute malnutrition, and preventable deaths are surging. UN agencies warn that without a ceasefire and aid, conditions will worsen dramatically
Deputy foreign ministers from Iran, Britain, France, Germany, and the European Union will convene in Geneva on Tuesday, seeking progress in reviving the 2015 nuclear agreement amid growing regional tensions and Western concerns over uranium enrichment
The newly unveiled Dubai Metro Blue Line will connect vital hubs, reduce congestion, and deliver futuristic design features including the world’s highest station, marking a major milestone in the emirate’s journey towards a sustainable 2040 urban mobility master plan
