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US Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced a newfound 'stability' in US-China relations, emphasizing the dangers of a potential global trade war.

A social media debate erupted following a South Korean newspaper report claiming Kim Jong-un appointed his daughter Kim Ju-ae to a role in missile command, raising concerns about her age and the responsibilities of such a position.

The University of California has initiated a $2 billion bond sale to counteract actions from the Trump administration aimed at the university and similar educational institutions.

British authorities arrested a man due to a facial recognition software error linking him to a crime he had never visited.

A prisoner and captive exchange took place today between the Syrian government and the National Defense Forces in Sweida, resulting in the release of 61 detainees in exchange for 25 captives.

Cristiano Ronaldo has acquired a 25% stake in the Spanish football club Almeria, marking a new investment venture for the star.

The article discusses the political and economic uncertainties in Venezuela following the ousting of Nicolás Maduro and his detention in the U.S., questioning who will control the nation's vast resources.

Jose Mourinho, Benfica's coach, cleverly avoided media scrutiny by watching the match against Real Madrid from the team bus rather than the stadium.

The United Nations reports a significant increase in civilian deaths due to the ongoing war in Sudan, with fatalities more than doubling in 2025.

Iran and the United States are engaged in indirect negotiations in Geneva, viewed by some as a final opportunity to reach an agreement amid rising tensions and military posturing.

The article discusses the military buildup of the United States surrounding Iran and the complex regional tensions, highlighting Iran's insistence on not wanting war despite preparing for conflict, while the U.S. appears resolute in its strategy.

The US aircraft carrier Gerald Ford is reported to be departing from Crete, Greece, heading towards Haifa, according to an American official cited by Reuters.

The introduction of a potential stablecoin in Gaza raises concerns about its use as a tool for Israeli and American control over financial resources linked to Palestinian resistance.

Hilary Knight, captain of the US women's ice hockey team, expressed disappointment that President Donald Trump's 'inappropriate' joke overshadowed the achievements of American athletes at the recent Olympics.

Tunisia has recently seen a significant increase in the number of places of worship, with estimates suggesting a total of 6,728 by 2025, highlighting their cultural and historical importance.

In Gaza, the deterioration of banknotes due to conflict and liquidity crises has led to a new profession focused on repairing old currency for daily transactions.

The article discusses the shift towards crime journalism as a sustainable subscription model for publishers amidst declining ad revenues.

A Ramadan iftar event in New York's Times Square has become the target of a coordinated hate campaign perpetuated by far-right and pro-Israel accounts on social media.

The F-22 Raptor, an advanced fifth-generation stealth fighter jet, is not available for sale and has been deployed by the U.S. to Israel amid rising tensions in the Middle East.

The IMF has approved Egypt's withdrawal of $2.3 billion as part of its economic reform programs amid ongoing financial challenges.

The world is closely watching the third round of US-Iran negotiations taking place in Geneva amidst rising tensions and military threats.

Al Hilal has announced that French striker Karim Benzema will undergo a rehabilitation program lasting up to 15 days due to a hamstring injury.

The stadiums set to host the 2026 World Cup matches have peculiar stories and unique characteristics.

Valve, the game maker behind 'Counter-Strike 2', is facing a lawsuit from New York Attorney General Letitia James over the legality of their loot box mechanism used for real-money transactions.

A report by the International Committee to Protect Journalists reveals that two-thirds of journalists killed this year were in Gaza due to attacks by occupying forces.

The Sunni political entities in Iraq are increasingly opposed to Nouri al-Maliki's candidacy for the premiership, citing his past leadership during a tumultuous period.

Over a thousand local council members from across the political spectrum in Britain have pledged to support Palestinian rights and make it an electoral issue.

There is increasing debate in Washington regarding the best military approach to deal with Tehran, focusing on the costs of any military action rather than just options for intervention.

The summit between German Chancellor Friedrich Merz and China's Xi Jinping marks a significant improvement in bilateral relations amid fluctuating ties with the U.S.

American basketball player Jared Shaw avoids the death penalty in Indonesia after receiving a reduced sentence related to a drug case.

Tunisians cherish Ramadan as a time for family gatherings and delicious traditional meals, offering an escape from daily life stresses.

The article reflects on the legacy of the late Sheikh Ali Al-Baraq, a beloved Quran reciter whose voice has become synonymous with the month of Ramadan in Tunisia.

The article discusses President Trump's assertions regarding Iran's nuclear and missile capabilities following his State of the Union address.

José Luis Chilavert has reignited an old controversy involving Belgian players Thibaut Courtois and Kevin De Bruyne following his criticism of Courtois and a recent incident involving Kylian Mbappe.

The Indian Corner in Jerusalem, originally built during the Mamluk period, has a rich history associated with the Rifa'i Sufi order and serves as a hub for pilgrims from India and Central Asia.

The article critiques the phenomenon of selective empathy, highlighting the stark contrast between global reactions to the plight of a monkey named Banch and the suffering of children in conflict zones such as Gaza and Sudan.

Adana Demirspor faces relegation to the third division after a disastrous season, marked by financial penalties and poor performance.

American experts consulted by Al Jazeera have stated that there is no evidence to support President Trump's claims regarding the range of Iran's missiles.

The U.S. has arrested a former Air Force pilot for allegedly providing military training to Chinese pilots without the necessary authorization.

An Indian politician from the ruling Hindu nationalist party has come under fire for depriving Muslim women of blankets he was distributing in a village in Rajasthan, claiming it was due to their perceived insult to Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Gold and oil prices have increased amid a declining dollar and rising geopolitical tensions related to upcoming US-Iran negotiations.

The article discusses the opportunities and challenges entrepreneurs face when considering launching a business during the Ramadan period, highlighting consumer behavior and market dynamics.

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un threatens to entirely destroy South Korea if his country's security is threatened and demands that the U.S. recognize North Korea as a nuclear power as a condition for dialogue.

Gold prices have increased in Egypt today, supported by a decline in the dollar and rising demand for safe-haven assets.

The article discusses the increasing importance of beef consumption during Ramadan and lists the top 10 beef producers globally.

Palestinian families in Susya, near Hebron, face hostility from settlers who attack their homes and attempt to force them off their land.

The 9th of Ramadan marks significant historical military events that reshaped Islamic influence across continents, notably involving Sicily and Indonesia.

A recent study reveals that a short afternoon nap of up to 45 minutes can improve learning abilities by restoring the plasticity of neural connections in the brain.

The article explores the diminishing uniqueness in car designs, suggesting we may be entering an era of 'standardized vehicles' due to various physical, economic, and technological pressures.

The Pentagon has dismissed Admiral Fred Katcher from his recently appointed position as director of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, citing unsuitability for the role.