Israel expected to approve expanded Gaza offensive as famine warnings intensify

Israel expected to approve expanded Gaza offensive as famine warnings intensify

  • The planned Israeli offensive could displace up to one million Palestinians over the next five months, according to media reports
By Arab News ·

96 Qatar, UK urge immediate ceasefire in Gaza

Qatar, UK urge immediate ceasefire in Gaza

  • The Qatari Emir and British prime minister stressed the urgent need to deliver humanitarian aid to Gaza
By Arab News ·

421 Greek Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis and Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty attend a joint press conference. video

Egyptian minister calls West’s response to Gaza suffering shameful

  • “The international community should be ashamed of the tragic situation unfolding in Gaza and the devastating actions being carried out by Israel,” Abdelatty said
By AP ·

97 Saudi Arabia, Iraq sign MoU to combat drug trafficking


Saudi Arabia, Iraq sign MoU to combat drug trafficking


  • The MoU outlines joint efforts to tackle the illicit trade in narcotic drugs, psychotropic substances, and chemical precursors, the Saudi Press Agency reported
By Arab News ·

Kurdish-led SDF not complying with Syria integration deal, Turkish source says

Kurdish-led SDF not complying with Syria integration deal, Turkish source says

  • Turkiye views the US-backed SDF as a terrorist organization and has repeatedly said it expects the group to abide by the deal to disarm and integrate into the Syrian state apparatus
By Reuters ·

A roadside bomb targeting police vehicle in northwest Pakistan kills 2 officers and wounds 14

A roadside bomb targeting police vehicle in northwest Pakistan kills 2 officers and wounds 14

  • Police in Pakistan say a roadside bomb struck a police vehicle in a former stronghold of the Pakistani Taliban in the restive northwest bordering Afghanistan
By AP ·

159 Dangerous dreams: Inside Internet’s ‘sleepmaxxing’ craze

Dangerous dreams: Inside Internet’s ‘sleepmaxxing’ craze

  • One so-called insomnia cure involves people hanging by their necks with ropes or belts and swinging their bodies in the air
  • The explosive rise of the trend underscores social media’s power to legitimize unproven health practices, particularly as tech platforms scale back content moderation
By AFP ·

159 Dangerous dreams: Inside Internet’s ‘sleepmaxxing’ craze

Dangerous dreams: Inside Internet’s ‘sleepmaxxing’ craze

  • One so-called insomnia cure involves people hanging by their necks with ropes or belts and swinging their bodies in the air
  • The explosive rise of the trend underscores social media’s power to legitimize unproven health practices, particularly as tech platforms scale back content moderation
By AFP ·