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In Syria, the war is over, but its remnants have not yet expired. Unexploded mines and munitions continue to harvest lives, at a rate of victim per six hours, according to specialized international organizations. Whole families pay the price, and children grow up with unliquidated scars.
In today ' s event, we will try to understand how Saudi Arabia will be used with repeated threats by Al-Houthi to airports and installations. Today ' s guest: Mubarak Al Atai, researcher and political analyst.
In a reading paragraph in the press today, we stop at the most notable time in the Arab and international press on the third anniversary of the attacks of October 7, and how the media look at the consequences of the war on Israel, the Palestinians and the region. We also highlight a humanitarian report from Gaza and the West Bank, concluding with an exceptional story of a 28-year-old man on a journey around the world on foot.
According to demographic data issued by the Ministry of Health in the Gaza Strip, from 7 October 2023 to 8 September 2026, more than half of the deaths were children, women and the elderly at more than 52 per cent of more than 73 thousand.
Far from the horrors of war and the scenes of destruction, hundreds of pupils and students displaced from the Gaza Strip are seeking to complete their course of study, benefiting from the Palestinian teacher ' s initiative, Hedel Zarab, in cooperation with colleagues who settled in the city of Arish in the governorate of northern Sinai al-Masri. An Arab began teaching a small group of children inside a rented building. The initiative then evolved into a free school, benefiting some 400 pupils and a student aged between 6 and 18 years, up from about 150 pupils in the first year of establishment.
Russia, on Thursday night, Friday, bombed drones, saying that they were logistical targets and military infrastructure in Ukraine. The shelling included a road and rail bridge in Kiev, which was used to transport troops and military cargo to Dunbas, and an Ezmael compound in Odessa County, where it was securing military shipments and fuel supplies for the Ukrainian army.
War may stop, but the way back doesn't necessarily start with the cessation of hostilities. So how can a life be restored that you left behind? What do you mean, going back to a destroyed house, or a land still threatened by the remnants of war?
Iran launched a diplomatic initiative in the United Nations General Assembly in New York to end the war and open the Hem symbol Strait, saying that it had passed it to the American side through country mediators and that it would lead to the reopening of the Harms Strait and an end to hostilities in the region within seven days.
The United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) warned Thursday that the Gaza Strip was suffering the worst economic crisis in the world, destroying 90 per cent of its business enterprises and making hundreds of thousands unemployed. More in a carpenter report.
The polling stations opened their doors early on Friday in the Far East of the Russian Federation, at the beginning of a three-day electoral process in which winning is considered guaranteed by the Russian common party led by President Vladimir Putin. This is the first parliamentary elections in Russia since Moscow began the invasion of Ukrainian territory in February 2022 and the voting process for the election of the 450 members of the Duma will continue until Sunday.
