This week in Egypt
Egypt's government focused on economic strategies this week, with the Prime Minister reviewing plans to maximize returns on state assets and boost exports through port development. Domestically, a Cairo court issued death sentences in a major drug trafficking case involving TV host Sarah Khalifa, while an earthquake prompted a solidarity call from Bahrain's King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa. In foreign affairs, Egypt's Foreign Minister discussed regional stability with Greece and a US-backed Gaza peace plan, stressing the importance of a just Palestinian solution for Israeli security.
About Egypt
Egypt is a transcontinental nation renowned for its ancient civilization, iconic monuments like the Pyramids of Giza, and its strategic role connecting Africa and Asia via the Suez Canal. Its rich cultural heritage and significant regional influence are often reflected in its news, though coverage is shaped by extensive government control over media and widespread self-censorship.
Visiting Egypt
Media landscape
The media environment in Egypt is tightly controlled by the government, leading to the imprisonment of many journalists and heavy self-censorship among private outlets. This significantly limits independent reporting and diverse perspectives.
When consuming news from Egypt, be aware of government influence and self-censorship; seek out independent voices like Mada Masr for alternative perspectives.
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Powerful earthquake kills over 100 in Colombia
- A powerful 7.4 magnitude earthquake struck western Colombia on Monday, killing at least 111 people and injuring dozens more. - The epicenter was in San José del Palmar, Chocó department, with signif…
Trump applies new condition on Iran talks: compensation from Tehran
- President Donald Trump has introduced a new condition for talks with Iran, demanding compensation for past actions. - This demand follows Iran's statement that the U.S. would need to provide compens…
Trump's Iran Strategy Depends on Economic Pain. The Pain Is Mounting.
- Iran's economy is facing a deepening crisis with rising poverty, household debt, and inflation. - Unemployment is also a significant concern, with hidden figures adding to the economic strain. - The…
Egypt to implement biometric verification for SIM card registration
- Egypt's National Telecommunications Regulatory Authority (NTRA) will introduce biometric verification for SIM card registration. - This measure aims to prevent unauthorized SIM card registrations an…
‘Bride of al-Marg’ sentenced to 5 years for husband's murder
- A 21-year-old woman, Heba, was sentenced to five years of hard labor for murdering her husband in Cairo. - The couple argued after she did not prepare a meal, leading to a physical altercation where…
Syria agrees deal with Russia over future use of two key Mediterranean bases
- Syria and Russia have agreed on the future use of two key Mediterranean bases, Hmeimem air base and Tartus naval base. - Under the deal, Syria will take control of the Hmeimem air base and the comme…
FM affirms necessity of continuing efforts aimed to stabilize Gaza
- Egypt's Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty spoke with Gaza envoy Nickolay Mladenov about stabilizing the Gaza Strip. - They discussed implementing the US president's peace plan, including humanitarian …
Foreign Minister reaffirms Egypt’s firm support for Sudan’s unity
- Egypt's Foreign Minister reaffirmed the country's strong support for Sudan's unity, sovereignty, and territorial integrity. - He stressed the importance of a Sudanese-owned political process to ensu…
Egypt's Prime Minister opens renovated June 30 Corniche in Matrouh
- Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly inaugurated the renovated June 30 Corniche in Matrouh, Egypt. - The renovation is part of a larger state project to upgrade infrastructure and roads in the governorat…
The veteran IRGC commander who’s now Iran’s top security official
- Mohsen Rezaei, a veteran commander of Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC), has been appointed as the new national security chief. - Rezaei, an advisor to Supreme Leader Ayatollah Mojtab…
Netanyahu calculates upsetting Trump is his least-bad option
- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu publicly rejected a US-brokered Gaza ceasefire roadmap, a move that could anger President Donald Trump. - Netanyahu insisted Israel would not withdraw troop…
Egypt is cracking down on phone line fraud, NTRA assures
- Egypt's National Telecommunications Regulatory Authority (NTRA) is addressing widespread complaints about mobile phone lines registered fraudulently. - The NTRA has received over 3,000 complaints an…
Temperatures are reaching record highs, Egypt’s Meteorological Authority warns
- Egypt's Meteorological Authority warns of a severe heatwave with high temperatures and humidity across the country. - Daytime temperatures in southern Upper Egypt could reach 44°C, with perceived te…
AI isn’t the biggest cybersecurity problem. People are
- People, not AI itself, are the primary drivers of current cybersecurity threats, experts say. - AI tools amplify the capabilities of malicious actors, enabling faster and more sophisticated attacks …
How both Iran and Oman have economic claims to the Strait of Hormuz
- Iran and Oman are finalizing an agreement for shipping in the Strait of Hormuz. - The deal involves temporary use of existing Iranian and Omani routes before redirecting traffic. - This framework ag…
Israel rejects Trump’s Gaza peace plan, saying no withdrawal until Hamas disarms
- Israel has rejected a US-proposed peace plan for Gaza, demanding the full disarmament of Hamas before any troop withdrawal. - Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that "real disarmament, not fic…
Infantino Denies Affair Allegations Tied to UEFA Payout
- FIFA President Gianni Infantino denies allegations of inappropriate conduct related to a six-figure "departure payment" made to a woman during his time at UEFA. - UEFA confirmed the payment but stat…
Egypt's Minya Governorate invests $1.6 billion in 92 new schools to reduce class density
- Minya Governorate in Egypt is investing 1.6 billion Egyptian pounds to build 92 new schools with 1,457 classrooms. - The project aims to reduce class density and improve the educational environment …
Egypt's Prime Minister Inspects Major Seawater Desalination Plant in Matrouh
- Egyptian Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly inspected the Al-Rumaila seawater desalination plant complex in Matrouh Governorate. - The plant has a total capacity of 125,000 cubic meters per day, with p…
Visual Test: What You Are Attracted to First Reveals Your True Personality
- A visual test presents different images, and the first element a person is drawn to supposedly reveals aspects of their personality. - The test, sourced from 'Times of India,' offers interpretations…
Egypt launches 'Alam El Roum' mega-project on North Coast
- Egyptian Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly launched the first phase of the "Alam El Roum" project in the North Coast. - The project is a partnership between Qatari Diar and the Egyptian government. - …
Egypt, Iraq FMs discuss regional developments, efforts on de-escalation
- Egypt and Iraq's foreign ministers discussed bilateral relations and regional developments in a phone call. - Both ministers emphasized strengthening cooperation and reducing regional tensions throu…
Egypt uncovers ancient cemetery in Daqahliya
- An Egyptian archaeological mission discovered an ancient cemetery and settlement in Daqahliya Governorate. - Excavations revealed evidence of human occupation spanning from the Predynastic Period to…
Egypt, Chad expand cooperation in civil aviation
- Egypt and Chad are expanding cooperation in civil aviation to enhance air connectivity and transport. - Discussions focused on developing air routes, facilitating operating procedures, and increasin…
Ukraine escalates aerial war, striking deep into Russia as civilian toll rises
- Ukraine has intensified its aerial attacks deep into Russian territory, targeting infrastructure and military logistics, as offensive capabilities outstrip air defenses on both sides. - These strike…
Strait of Hormuz Navigation Deal Possible, But Iran Demands U.S. Concessions for Full Reopening
- Iran and Oman have signaled a potential agreement on navigation through the Strait of Hormuz, but Iran insists normal traffic requires U.S. concessions. - Iran's national security chief stated that …
How Yemen factors into wider conflict in the Middle East
- Yemeni forces conducted a military operation against Iran-backed Houthi militants, accusing them of dragging Yemen into regional conflicts. - The Houthi rebels have threatened to escalate regional c…
Trump has squandered Republicans’ typical advantages in 2 key areas
- President Donald Trump has weakened the Republican Party's traditional advantages on the economy and national security. - A recent poll shows Democrats and Republicans are nearly tied on issues of w…
Egypt Implements New Measures to Enhance Mobile Phone User Data Governance
- Egypt is implementing new measures to improve the governance of mobile phone user data and combat unregistered lines. - The Communications and Information Technology Committee is working with mobile…
Nolan's 'The Odyssey' crosses $1 billion in global box office in three weeks
- Christopher Nolan's film "The Odyssey" has grossed over $1 billion worldwide in just three weeks. - The film achieved $429.65 million domestically and $578.8 million internationally. - This marks No…
Erdogan comments on Mecca Joint Defense Agreement
- Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan signed a joint defense agreement in Mecca. - Turkish President Erdogan stated the agreement enhances security cooperation and is based on collective deterrence, no…
Saudi Arabia turns to Muslim military heavyweights in landmark defense pact as Iran war closes in
- Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, and Turkey signed a mutual defense pact in Mecca, establishing a NATO-style alliance. - The agreement mandates that an attack on one signatory is considered an attack on all,…
Wildfires Worsen as Trump Dismisses Climate Change Threat
- Wildfires are increasingly common across the US due to climate change, impacting communities with evacuations and destruction. - Spokane, Washington, recently experienced severe wildfire damage, wit…
Iran displays wreckage of downed US and Israeli aircraft
- Iran displayed wreckage of what it claims are downed US and Israeli aircraft, including an F-15E fighter jet and drones. - The displayed wreckage appears to be from an incident on April 3 where an F…
Godfather of AI: Brace for more rogue AIs
- Geoffrey Hinton, known as the "godfather of AI," warns that increasingly sophisticated artificial intelligence poses a growing control problem for humanity. - Hinton cited recent incidents where adv…
Russian forces capture two towns in Kharkiv region within 48 hours
- The Russian Ministry of Defense announced its forces have captured the town of Ivanivka in Ukraine's Kharkiv region. - This marks the second town in the Kharkiv region seized by Russian forces in le…
Egypt: University Admissions Registration for 2026 Underway, Free Support Offered
- Egyptian university admissions registration for the first phase of the 2026 academic year is underway, with centers offering free technical support. - The registration deadline is Sunday, August 9, …
Egypt Gold Prices Stabilize After Previous Day's Rise
- Gold prices in Egypt stabilized on Saturday, August 8, 2026, after a 20 Egyptian pound increase for 21-karat gold the previous day. - Current prices are approximately 6,960 Egyptian pounds for 24-ka…
Giza Governor directs swift completion of state land regularization procedures
- Giza Governor Ahmed El-Ansary held a meeting to follow up on the progress of state-owned land regularization. - The governor stressed the need to expedite procedures for eligible applications and fa…
Over 71 Million Women Utilize Egypt's Health Initiative Services
- Over 71 million women have received screening and awareness services under Egypt's sustainable women's health initiative since July 2019. - The program offers free early detection and treatment for …
Chicken and Egg Prices Stable in Luxor on August 8, 2026
- Prices for chicken and eggs remain stable in Luxor, Egypt, as of Saturday, August 8, 2026. - The report provides a detailed price list for various types of chicken, eggs, and chicken derivatives. - …
Egypt, Chad discuss strengthening ties and regional cooperation
- Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty met with Chadian President Mahamat Idriss Déby to strengthen bilateral relations. - The meeting focused on enhancing strategic partnership, regional coordina…
Investment Minister: We aim to increase Egyptian exports to India, attract more Indian investments
- Egypt and India are strengthening strategic ties to foster productive partnerships and boost trade and investment. - Ministers met to discuss enhancing economic cooperation, trade facilitation, and …
Egypt, Russia seek deeper economic partnership, enhanced trade within BRICS
- Egypt and Russia are working to deepen their economic partnership and increase trade within the BRICS framework. - Bilateral trade reached nearly $5.7 billion in 2025, with Egyptian exports to Russi…
Egypt's NTRA Addresses Identity Fraud Reports Linked to Mobile IDs
- Egypt's National Telecommunications Regulatory Authority (NTRA) addressed concerns about mobile phone lines registered fraudulently. - The NTRA clarified issues following a court ruling where citize…
US-backed democracy talks start in Venezuela without Nobel laureate Machado
- The Venezuelan government and opposition figures have begun US-backed talks in Caracas aimed at democratic transition. - The negotiations, led by Jorge Rodríguez for the government and Dinorah Figue…
US intel assesses Putin could launch attack aimed at testing NATO unity
- US intelligence assessments suggest Russian President Vladimir Putin may test NATO's unity with a limited attack on an allied country within the next few years. - Potential scenarios range from cybe…
Why is there fighting in Yemen?
- Houthi rebels claimed responsibility for drone and missile attacks on government military camps in eastern Yemen, reportedly killing 30 troops. - The rebels cited Saudi military buildups as justific…
Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, Turkey sign NATO-style defense pact amid Yemen escalation
- Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, and Turkey signed a mutual defense pact, treating an attack on one as an attack on all. - The agreement comes amid escalating Houthi attacks on Saudi forces in Yemen. - Iran …
Dusty weather on Saturday, face masks advised: Egyptian Meteorological Authority
- Egypt's Meteorological Authority warns of dusty conditions and high waves on Saturday. - Hot and humid weather is expected across the country, with temperatures reaching up to 41C in southern Upper …
Egyptian star Omar Marmoush joins Manchester City in $87 million transfer
- Egyptian forward Omar Marmoush has completed a $87 million transfer to Manchester City, becoming the most expensive Egyptian player in history. - This move places Marmoush among the top four most ex…
Cairo Airport Enters the AI Era with New 70-Million-Passenger Terminal 4 Expansion
- Cairo International Airport is undergoing a major expansion with its new Terminal IV project, integrating artificial intelligence and digital transformation. - The expansion will increase the airpor…
US Dollar Drops Against Egyptian Pound as Foreign Reserves Surge
- Egypt's foreign reserves increased to $56.30 billion in July, up $600 million from June. - The Central Bank of Egypt stated the rise strengthens the economy's ability to meet international obligatio…
Egypt Bans Australian Alternative Health Figure Barbara O’Neill Over False Claims
- Egypt's Supreme Council for Media Regulation banned Australian promoter Barbara O'Neill from all media appearances due to false health claims. - The ban prohibits broadcasting her content and promot…
Egyptian, Qatari FMs meet on sidelines of ministerial meeting on Jerusalem in Amman
- Egyptian and Qatari foreign ministers met in Amman to discuss bilateral relations and regional developments. - They emphasized strengthening Egyptian-Qatari ties and preparing for the upcoming Joint…
Unpaid wages and deadly risk: Health workers threaten to abandon Ebola response in DRC
- Health workers in the Democratic Republic of Congo are threatening to strike over unpaid wages amid the country's largest-ever Ebola outbreak. - The outbreak, caused by a less common strain with lim…
Four wounded, two IDF soldiers killed as southern Lebanon conflict flares up
- Two Israeli soldiers were killed and four people were wounded in renewed conflict in southern Lebanon. - The Israeli military conducted airstrikes on towns including Al-Mansouri and Tyre. - U.S.-med…
Egypt's PM reviews strategy to maximize returns on state assets
- Egypt's Prime Minister reviewed the Sovereign Fund of Egypt's (TSFE) strategy to increase returns on state assets. - The government aims to transform underutilized public assets into investment oppo…
Egypt reviews port development projects to boost economy and exports
- Egypt is investing in ports and logistics to boost economic growth and export competitiveness. - A LE700 million project at Rashid Port includes new berths and maintenance facilities, with a second …
Japan links military build-up to economic growth amid regional threats
- Japan's defense white paper frames military buildup as a path to economic growth, citing threats from China, Russia, and North Korea. - The government aims to harness technology, fund startups, and …
Trump says Strait of Hormuz will be reopened “soon” or Iran will suffer harsh consequences
- President Trump stated the Strait of Hormuz would be reopened soon or Iran would face severe consequences. - He mentioned ongoing "very good discussions" with Tehran but warned of renewed strikes if…
Cairo court issues death sentence for Sarah Khalifa and 12 defendants in ‘Grand Drug Case’
- A Cairo court sentenced TV host Sarah Khalifa and 12 others to death in a major drug trafficking case. - The defendants were accused of forming a criminal organization to manufacture and distribute …
Trump announces House passage of bill to make daylight saving time permanent
- President Donald Trump announced the House of Representatives passed a bill to make daylight saving time permanent. - He cited demands from the majority of Americans and stated the bill now moves to…
Saudi Arabia leads tourism gains as global market shifts: OECD study
- A study by the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) reveals significant shifts in the global tourism market between 2019 and 2025. - Saudi Arabia has emerged as a leading co…
U.S. cities demand millions from FIFA over alleged broken promises for World Cup hosting
- U.S. cities that hosted matches for the 2026 World Cup are demanding millions of dollars from FIFA. - The cities claim FIFA promised $1 million to each host city before the tournament. - FIFA has no…
Egyptian ministry: No reapplication for university after coordination results
- Egypt's Ministry of Higher Education clarifies that students cannot reapply for university placement after the initial coordination results are announced. - The ministry emphasizes that once a stude…
Egypt, Greece foreign ministers discuss strengthening ties and regional stability
- Egypt's Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty spoke with his Greek counterpart Giorgos Gerapetritis on August 3, 2026. - The call focused on strengthening bilateral cooperation and discussing regional dev…
US deports Venezuelans for the first time since deadly earthquakes in June
- The United States resumed deporting Venezuelan migrants on Monday, marking the first repatriation flight since devastating earthquakes struck Venezuela in late June. - Prior to the earthquakes, the …
Russia says seven killed as Ukrainian drone debris hits crowded beach
- At least seven people, including three children, were killed in southern Russia when debris from a Ukrainian drone fell on a crowded beach. - Forty others were injured, with 21 hospitalized, in the …
What is the difference between the 2026 and 1992 earthquakes?
- Egypt experienced an earthquake measuring approximately 5.6 on the Richter scale, followed by several minor aftershocks. - The head of the National Research Institute of Astronomy and Geophysics (NR…
Tragedy on the Nile: Father Drowns While Saving Son in Egypt
- A father drowned in the Nile River in Egypt while attempting to rescue his son. - The child survived by clinging to a piece of foam after entering the river. - The father, known for his good charact…
Head of Constitutional Court visits head of State Council to congratulate him on assuming responsibility
- The head of the Supreme Constitutional Court, Counselor Boulos Fahmy, visited the head of the State Council, Counselor Mahmoud Abou El-Deeb, to congratulate him on assuming his new position. - Fahmy…
Sisi receives call from Bahrain's king expressing solidarity with Egypt after earthquake
- Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi received a phone call from Bahrain's King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa expressing solidarity following an earthquake. - King Hamad affirmed Bahrain's support for …
Spider-Man Franchise Nears $1 Billion Global Debut, Shatters Domestic Box Office Records
- "Spider-Man: Brand New Day" has grossed $932 million globally in its first three days, nearing the $1 billion mark. - The film achieved a record-breaking $360 million opening in North America, surpa…
27th Arab Women's Basketball Championship kicks off in Alexandria with 10 clubs from 7 nations
- The 27th Arab Club Championship for Women's Basketball begins on August 3, 2026, in Alexandria, Egypt. - Ten clubs from seven Arab countries are participating in the tournament, which runs until Sep…
Chelsea officially signs former Liverpool star Jordan Henderson
- Chelsea Football Club officially announced the signing of former Liverpool player Jordan Henderson. - Henderson has signed a two-year contract with Chelsea and will join the team before the 2026/27 …
FM, Gaza envoy discuss implementation of US-backed peace plan
- Egypt's Foreign Minister discussed the implementation of the US-backed Gaza peace plan with UN envoy Nikolay Mladenov. - Key points of the first phase include ensuring humanitarian aid delivery, Isr…
US military seeks 'creative and unconventional' ideas to pressure Iran
- The U.S. military's Central Command (CENTCOM) is seeking "creative and unconventional" ideas to pressure and punish Iran. - A senior officer sent an email requesting new strategies, signaling a pote…
No security for Israel without just solution to Palestinian issue: Egypt FM
- Egypt's Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty stated that regional security is impossible without a just resolution to the Palestinian issue. - He affirmed Egypt's commitment to implementing the second ph…
Turkish Minister urges Mohamed Salah to join Besiktas for her son’s sake
- Turkey's Minister of Family and Social Services, Mahinur Özdemir Göktaş, publicly urged Egyptian star Mohamed Salah to join the Turkish club Besiktas. - The minister cited her son's strong desire fo…
Egypt's Foreign Minister urges caution, evidence-based conclusions on Damietta port incident
- Egypt's Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry urged caution and adherence to evidence regarding the incident involving two ships at Damietta port. - Shoukry emphasized that official Egyptian investigations…
Egypt's New Valley offers 5 scholarships for pharmacy study at Egyptian Japanese University
- The Governor of New Valley announced five free scholarships for high school students to study pharmacy at the Egyptian Japanese University. - The scholarships are for the academic year 2026/2027 and…
Minya news roundup: Second-round exam schedule, police reshuffle, and agricultural land violations
- Minya's Education Directorate announced the schedule for the second round of high school final exams for the 2025/2026 academic year. - The Minya Security Directorate implemented a reshuffle of lead…
Zamalek Begins Pre-Season Training with Focus on Physical Fitness
- Zamalek football club has begun preparations for the new season with morning and evening training sessions. - The team's technical staff is focusing on raising players' physical fitness levels throu…
Croatian MP urges schools to teach about Roma persecution during WWII
- Veljko Kajtazi, a Croatian Member of Parliament representing the Roma minority, advocates for Holocaust remembrance education. - He highlights ongoing discrimination and segregation faced by the Rom…
How UAE residents can update phone numbers and personal data online
- UAE residents can update their phone number, email, or address through the Federal Authority for Identity, Citizenship, Customs & Port Security (ICP) website or app. - The service, called 'Update Da…
Moscow Accuses Ukraine of Killing 35 Russian Children This Year
- Russia's special envoy accused Ukraine of killing over 35 Russian children and injuring nearly 300 since the start of the year. - The accusation followed a Ukrainian drone attack near a children's p…
China Holds 62 Responsible for Steel Plant Explosion
- China has held 62 individuals responsible for a January explosion at a steel plant in Inner Mongolia that killed 10 and injured 84. - The explosion at a Baogang United Steel plant was classified as …
Expired Residency in Saudi Arabia: Fines Start at 500 Riyals, Up to Deportation
- Saudi Arabia imposes fines for expired residency permits, starting at 500 riyals and escalating to deportation. - The first offense incurs a 500 riyal fine, the second a 1,000 riyal fine, and the th…
UAE Residency Canceled While Abroad? How to Check Status and Return Procedures
- Residents outside the UAE with canceled residency visas may be surprised upon discovering their status, especially after long absences or job changes. - It is crucial to verify residency status elec…
The world’s most valuable companies are taking opposite paths in the AI race
- Apple and Nvidia are pursuing contrasting strategies in the artificial intelligence race, with Nvidia fueling AI development and Apple focusing on AI integration into its devices. - Apple recently r…
Trump predicted an oil catastrophe if the war didn’t end. The clock is ticking
- Former President Donald Trump warned of an oil catastrophe in June if a conflict with Iran wasn't resolved, fearing "bedlam" and comparison to Herbert Hoover. - Despite Trump abandoning a memorandum…
Iran's Allied Militias Prove Their Value in Tehran's Widening War
- Iran's allied militias are reportedly regaining strength across the Middle East after a difficult period. - These groups are seen as crucial for Iran's leverage in its conflicts with the US and Isra…
Trump's Iran announcement presents fresh challenge for Netanyahu
- US President Donald Trump announced he was calling off strikes on Iran, stating Israel joined the commitment. - Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had not yet commented on the announcement, d…
The British University in Egypt: First Choice for 17 of Egypt’s Top Thanaweya Amma Graduates
- The British University in Egypt (BUE) honored top Thanaweya Amma graduates with full scholarships. - Seventeen of the highest-achieving students chose BUE, a significant number reflecting its appeal…
Egypt extends remote work on Sundays through August
- Egypt's cabinet approved a draft resolution to continue remote work on Sundays for most employees throughout August. - This initiative began in April to strengthen economic resilience and rationaliz…
US issues urgent warning for American citizens in the Middle East
- The U.S. State Department issued an urgent warning to its citizens in the Middle East regarding potential widespread air traffic disruptions. - The warning cites escalating military tensions and exc…
Searing heatwave across Egypt to break by Wednesday: EMA
- Egypt will experience a severe heatwave on Sunday, with high humidity increasing perceived temperatures. - The heatwave is forecast to break by Wednesday or Thursday, bringing a slight drop in tempe…
Japan Launches First Centralized Intelligence Agency Since WWII Amid Security Concerns
- Japan is establishing a new centralized intelligence agency, its first since World War II. - The move aims to address significant security weaknesses, with some critics concerned about deviating fro…
Spanish leader slams ‘selfish’ EU response as death toll from Ceuta crossings climbs
- Spain's Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez criticized the EU's response to a migrant influx from Morocco into the Spanish exclave of Ceuta, where 67 deaths were reported. - Sánchez condemned the "selfish,…