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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'.

Swiss Association Accuses Israel of Mistreating Activists Involved in the 'Freedom Flotilla'

The 'Wevs of Freedom Swiss' association accused the Israeli authorities of committing serious violations against Swiss activists who were part of the 'Global Freedom Flotilla' heading to Gaza, after they were intercepted and detained.

Trump: Serious Negotiations on Gaza and a Real Opportunity for Peace

about 3 hours ago

World News

Mahmoud Khalaf

Trump: Serious Negotiations on Gaza and a Real Opportunity for Peace

U.S. President Donald Trump said on Tuesday that his country is engaged in serious negotiations regarding the situation in Gaza, noting that there is a real possibility of achieving peace in the Middle East.

Axios: Technical negotiations are ongoing and their resolution depends on the arrival of Witkoff and Kushner in Sharm El Sheikh

about 3 hours ago

Politics

Mahmoud Khalaf

Axios: Technical negotiations are ongoing and their resolution depends on the arrival of Witkoff and Kushner in Sharm El Sheikh

Axios reported, citing American and Israeli officials, today Tuesday, that the last round of negotiations regarding the Gaza file was characterized by a technical nature, focusing on bridging the remaining gaps between the parties.

UNICEF: Gaza's premature infants share oxygen masks amid the collapse of the healthcare system

about 3 hours ago

Politics

Mahmoud Khalaf

UNICEF: Gaza's premature infants share oxygen masks amid the collapse of the healthcare system

UNICEF warned today, Tuesday, of the worsening health crisis in the Gaza Strip, confirming that newborns are now sharing oxygen masks and beds in overcrowded southern hospitals, following Israel's repeated refusal to allow the transfer of incubators from an evacuated hospital in the northern sector.

Reports: Kushner and Witkoff on their way to Egypt to participate in Gaza negotiations

about 3 hours ago

Politics

Mahmoud Khalaf

Reports: Kushner and Witkoff on their way to Egypt to participate in Gaza negotiations

According to CNN, citing informed sources, U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff and President Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner are expected to head to Egypt today, Tuesday, to participate in negotiations related to the Gaza file.

The World Bank Raises Growth Forecasts for the Middle East and North Africa

about 4 hours ago

Economy

Diana Barkat

The World Bank Raises Growth Forecasts for the Middle East and North Africa

In a new economic report, the World Bank raised growth forecasts for the Middle East, North Africa, Afghanistan, and Pakistan for 2025, highlighting at the same time that enhancing women's participation in the labor market represents an "untapped opportunity".

Oil Rises Supported by Caution from "OPEC+" and Geopolitical Tensions

about 5 hours ago

Economy

Diana Barkat

Oil Rises Supported by Caution from "OPEC+" and Geopolitical Tensions

Oil prices returned to rise in trading today, Tuesday, recording a slight increase supported by the "OPEC+" alliance's decision to reduce the pace of production increase, which eased market fears of an oil supply surplus.

Gold Achieves New Record Heights Supported by Interest Rate Expectations and the U.S. Government Crisis

about 5 hours ago

Economy

Diana Barkat

Gold Achieves New Record Heights Supported by Interest Rate Expectations and the U.S. Government Crisis

Gold prices today, Tuesday, reached unprecedented record levels, amid market optimism regarding the Federal Reserve's direction towards lowering interest rates, while the stalemate between the U.S. Congress chambers continues.

London: Foiling the Smuggling of 40,000 Stolen Phones to China

about 7 hours ago

World News

Nagham Bilal

London: Foiling the Smuggling of 40,000 Stolen Phones to China

In the largest campaign of its kind, the London police dismantled an international network that smuggled tens of thousands of stolen phones abroad, in an operation described as a devastating blow to technology and organized crime gangs.

Indonesia Ends Search Operations After School Collapse Claims 67 Students' Lives in Java

Search operations have ended at a collapsed school in Java, raising the horrific toll to 67 dead. The incident occurred during afternoon prayer, and investigations indicate a construction flaw.

The Houthis Kidnap 9 New UN Employees in Yemen Amid International Condemnation

In a new escalation, the Houthi group kidnaps 9 employees from the United Nations in Yemen, amid international condemnation and growing concerns for the safety of humanitarian workers.

Death of a sailor after the Houthis targeted a Dutch ship in the Gulf of Aden

One crew member of a Dutch cargo ship was killed after it was targeted in a Houthi attack, in a new escalation that threatens the security of international navigation.

Maduro reveals thwarting of attempt to bomb the U.S. embassy in Caracas

Maduro reveals thwarting of an attempt to bomb the U.S. embassy in Caracas, describing it as "provocative," affirming the protection of diplomatic missions despite tensions with Washington.

Trump considers supplying Ukraine with "Tomahawk" missiles under strict conditions

Trump hints at the possibility of supplying Ukraine with "Tomahawk" missiles, but he wants to ensure that the war with Russia does not escalate, and Moscow warns of the destruction of relations with Washington if this happens.

The Houthis Launch a Kidnapping Campaign Targeting UN Employees in Sana'a

The Houthi group carried out a wide-ranging kidnapping campaign on Monday targeting employees in United Nations offices and international relief agencies in the Yemeni capital, Sana'a, which is under their control, according to Yemeni human rights sources reported to "Erem News".

Khaled Al-Anani is the first Arab to head UNESCO after winning the recommendation of the Executive Council

In a historic achievement for Egyptian cultural diplomacy, Dr. Khaled Al-Anani won the presidency of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) after receiving an official recommendation from the organization's Executive Council during its meeting in the French capital, Paris, today, Monday.

Al-Qassam announces targeting a gathering of Israeli soldiers and vehicles in Tal al-Hawa with mortar shells

Al-Qassam Brigades, the military wing of Hamas, announced in an urgent statement on Monday that it targeted a gathering of Israeli soldiers and vehicles in the Tal al-Hawa neighborhood south of Gaza City, using mortar shells, as part of its ongoing military operations in the sector.

Gaza Government: The Red Cross's Suspension of Operations in the City is a Catastrophic Decision and Contradicts International Law

The Gaza government described the International Committee of the Red Cross's decision to suspend its operations in Gaza City as "catastrophic, dangerous, and inhumane," emphasizing that the step contradicts the principles of international humanitarian law and exacerbates the suffering of the population under deteriorating humanitarian conditions.

Olmert criticizes Netanyahu's government performance and calls for an investigation into the October 7 attacks

Ehud Olmert, the former Israeli Prime Minister, today, Monday, directed a series of sharp criticisms at Benjamin Netanyahu's government, considering that the current Prime Minister is significantly influenced by the positions of his political partners within the ruling coalition, which negatively affects crucial decisions.

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