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Poland's national basketball team is facing crucial matches against Latvia in their quest to qualify for the World Championships in Qatar, with significant challenges ahead in the elimination rounds.

Nuri al-Maliki, Iraq's leading candidate for prime minister, met with U.S. diplomat Tom Brack in Baghdad amid concerns over U.S. support following his candidacy announcement.

The convergence of human biological rhythms during Ramadan affects urban activity, causing changes detectable even from space.

The WHO warns that Yemen's health sector is on the verge of collapse due to funding shortages, posing a serious threat to millions of lives in the region.

An interactive map shows escalating military exchanges and targeted operations between Pakistan and Afghanistan, encompassing significant areas on both sides of the border amid ongoing tensions.

The US and China have issued warnings to their citizens in Israel to leave the country immediately amid rising tensions and security concerns.

The International Atomic Energy Agency reported that Iran is storing uranium near weapons-grade levels underground at its Isfahan nuclear facility.

This week, Southern England is witnessing an unusual weather phenomenon where rain might appear red or orange due to the mixing of raindrops with desert dust from North Africa, known as 'blood rain.'

Nvidia's stock fell over 5% as investors worry about a potential bubble in the AI sector despite the company reporting strong quarterly results.

For the first time in Cannes history, South Korean director Park Chan-wook has been selected to head the jury for the prestigious festival.

Bodo Glimt Norwegian Football Club has appointed a former fighter pilot, Bjorn Mansverk, as their coach, despite his lack of experience in football.

Nigeria has announced that the next presidential elections will take place on January 16, 2027, marking the first presidential election held in January since the country returned to civilian rule in 1999.

A political and legal controversy in Kenya has erupted over the issuance of Kenyan passports to Sudanese individuals connected to the Rapid Support Forces, including the brother of a prominent Sudanese leader.

Claims have emerged that a potential American strike against Iran was delayed due to extensive malfunctioning toilets on the USS Gerald Ford, which is heading to the Middle East amid heightened military tension.

The Chadian army has increased its military presence in the border city of Tine in response to escalating clashes in Sudan that threaten Chad's security.

The article outlines escalating tensions between Pakistan and Afghanistan, detailing significant incidents of conflict and border closures over the past years.

Iran's oil shipments have surged to the highest levels in years, which raises concerns in global oil markets amid rising shipping costs and geopolitical tensions between Tehran and Washington.

American intelligence estimates reported by the Wall Street Journal indicate that Iran is currently not close to developing intercontinental ballistic missiles due to significant challenges.

The article discusses the highly anticipated series 'He Kimia', set to premiere during Ramadan 2026, focusing on its unique comedic aspects and the shared lead performances by Diab and Mustafa Ghareeb.

Iraqi Hezbollah Brigades are mobilizing their fighters in anticipation of a potential prolonged conflict amid rising tensions and U.S. threats of military action against Iran.

The US envoy to Syria, Tom Brack, announced that Washington facilitated a significant detainee exchange in Sweida, marking a step toward stability in the region.

A recent poll indicates a historic decline in support among Americans for Israel, revealing a significant shift towards sympathy for Palestinians.

The article discusses the significant increase in consumption patterns during Ramadan in the Arab countries, highlighting the top ten products consumed.

The article critiques the Tunisian president Kais Saied's five-year rule, emphasizing the lack of achievements and the imprisonment of political opponents.

The spokesperson for the Pakistani army has asserted the country's right to self-defense in light of recent conflicts.

The rise of podcasts has overtaken traditional radio in the United States, marking a significant shift towards digital audio content consumption.

A report highlights that the U.S. and Israel have incurred over a billion dollars in expenses in a six-week military readiness operation against Iran.

The article discusses how news websites, particularly independent publishers, are moving away from traditional username and password systems towards using magic links and one-time passwords for enhanced security and simplicity.

Ghana is calling on Ukraine to release two of its citizens detained after fighting for Russian forces.

The U.S. Treasury Department is proposing to sever Swiss Bank 'M. Beyer Merchant' from the American financial system over allegations of unlawful support for entities linked to Iran, Russia, and Venezuela.

US military used a laser to shoot down a drone belonging to the Customs and Border Protection agency in Texas due to perceived threats to military airspace.

A man was arrested in Egypt after crashing his car, which displayed an Israeli flag, into several pedestrians and vehicles following a confrontation.

The article discusses six common myths about cats, debunking them with scientific explanations.

The article debunks the viral claims of Muslims praying in front of the Vatican, clarifying that the images were from an event held in 2024.

The first humanitarian airplane from the United Nations has arrived at Khartoum International Airport, marking a significant step towards resuming relief operations in Sudan.

The UN Human Rights Commission has expressed concerns over potential ethnic cleansing by Israeli authorities in Gaza and the West Bank amid increasing attacks and forced displacements of Palestinians.

A prisoner exchange deal has been completed between the Syrian government and the National Defense forces in Suwayda, resulting in the release of 61 detainees and the return of 25 captured personnel.

The Organization of Islamic Cooperation convened an emergency meeting in Jeddah to reaffirm its commitment to Palestinian rights and condemn Israeli actions in occupied territories.

Concerns arise over potential humanitarian crises in Gaza following the withdrawal of international personnel after Israel revoked licenses for 37 major humanitarian organizations.

The departure of 37 international organizations from Gaza, including critical providers of medical and food aid, exacerbates the already dire humanitarian situation affecting over two million Palestinians.

The recent exchange of detainees in Sweida has ignited a heated debate among Syrians regarding the treatment of prisoners, especially noting the differences in health and condition of those released by the Syrian government versus armed groups.

The article compares the military capabilities of Pakistan and Afghanistan in light of heightened tensions following cross-border clashes.

Scientists at CERN have detected a minute signal that reveals important insights into the state of the universe just after the Big Bang.

This article discusses the benefits of the Sidr tree for hair care and its traditional medicinal uses in Middle Eastern and North African cultures.

Volunteers in Egypt distribute food and drink to travelers who are fasting before Iftar during the Ramadan season.

An elderly Palestinian man faces restrictions imposed by Israeli authorities, preventing him from praying at Al-Aqsa Mosque despite his long-standing connection to the site.

A scientific review reveals that cannibalism among snakes, although shocking from a human perspective, is relatively common and can provide survival advantages under certain conditions.

British Green Party candidate Hannah Spencer won a by-election in the historically Labour-held constituency of Gorton and Denton, marking a symbolic defeat for the Labour Party amid changing voter dynamics.

The ongoing military escalation along the Afghan-Pakistani border raises concerns as both nations engage in heightened rhetoric and military actions, with Islamabad describing it as an 'open war' and Kabul asserting its control over border points.

Nepal prepares for its first national elections since the political upheaval that ousted former Prime Minister Khadga Prasad Oli, featuring a competitive race among three key candidates.