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In the Gaza Strip, where the Israeli war tyrants suffer, the industrialist ' s clinic, Mohamed Khaledi, emerges as a result of a great deal of hope. The specialist assists in the treatment of amputees and the provision of prostheses to them, challenging the shortage of raw materials and medical equipment necessary for their work.
Saudi Arabia witnessed new attacks on Riyadh and Dalam airports, following a shelling of King Khalid International Airport on Saturday, which increased to 13 dead and over 300 wounded. Al-Houthians claimed responsibility for the attack and other operations against oil installations and airports in the Kingdom, while the strikes caused flight disruptions and precautionary actions in the capital. At the same time, international convictions have taken place and Riyadh and Tehran have examined the reduction of escalation, as battles continue in Yemen.
The police arrested hundreds of demonstrators and founder of the Young Cocoroche (Radios) movement in New Delhi on Saturday, while security forces imposed closures in parts of the capital to frustrate a demonstration demanding the resignation of the head of the Electoral Commission of India.
Qatar stated that contacts with Iran were continuing to resolve the conflict in the Middle East, with the reception of Prince Sheikh Tim Bin Hamad Al-Thani, Iranian Minister of the Interior, in Doha. While the Secretary-General of the United Nations, Antonio Guterres, in a visit to Islamabad, stressed the confidence of Pakistan as an intermediary in the Middle East.
Iran ' s Foreign Minister Abbas Arajaji arrives in New York to participate in meetings of the United Nations General Assembly
French President Emmanuel McRon welcomed the start of a new phase in relations with Canada and stressed the launch of talks to discuss how Ottawa could increase its support for Europe in the area of energy. During his reception of Canadian Prime Minister Mark Karni in the San Pierre and Miclon archipelago, the only French territory remaining in North America, the leaders were keen to emphasize the sovereignty of their countries in the face of the pressure of President Donald Trump.
The trainers of the Electors of Algeria, Morocco and Tunisia for the Football announced a list of their elected candidates in preparation for the 2027 Africa Cup games in Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania. Green lists, black atlas and Cartagena eagle saw new names called after several stars were removed.
