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UK PM condemns Houthi Red Sea attacks in call with Saudi crown prince
The Saudi official news agency reported that UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham condemned the Houthi attacks in the Red Sea during a phone call with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, and reiterated his support for Saudi Arabia's security.
Ireland approves ban on goods from Israeli settlements in occupied Palestinian territories
Ireland has enacted a law banning imports from Israeli settlements in occupied Palestinian territories, a move welcomed by Palestine and Egypt as consistent with international law. Both countries urged others to follow suit.
Tripoli power cuts fuel protests and civil disobedience
Extended power cuts in the Libyan capital Tripoli led to mass protests and civil disobedience actions following a call by the Suku'l-Cuma Movement. Demonstrators shut down state institutions, blocked roads, and protested the government's policies.
Germany approves €800m in arms exports to Israel, nuclear-capable sub project in spotlight
Germany approved arms exports worth around €800 million to Israel in the first five months of 2026. More than 60 percent of the approved licenses were allocated to a submarine project that is reportedly nuclear-capable.
Syrian President Shara tells Al Jazeera he wants security deal with Israel
Syrian President Ahmed al-Shara announced that he wants to reach a security agreement with Israel. Shara said that such a deal could pave the way for comprehensive peace without concessions on the Golan Heights.
Iran’s oil revenues exceed $11 billion in four months
Iran's Oil Ministry announced that oil sales revenue between March 21 and July 22 exceeded $11 billion. The ministry made the statement in response to claims that Iran's economy is on the verge of collapse.
Iran turns back 6 more ships in Strait of Hormuz to control maritime traffic
Iranian state media announced that 6 more ships were turned back after allegedly passing through the Strait of Hormuz without permission. The intervention heightened maritime security concerns in the region, coming at a time when direct military clashes between the US and Iran had ceased.
Iran pressures Iraq to pay $11 billion gas debt during PM’s Tehran visit
Iranian officials pressed Iraq to pay an $11 billion natural gas debt during the Iraqi prime minister’s visit to Tehran. Iraq’s proposal to cover part of the debt by paying for Iran’s Hajj expenses was rejected, and no clear guarantee was given for safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz.
Military activities on Israeli border destroy 1,000 dunums of Jordanian lemon orchards
Fires in the Jordan Valley caused major damage to lemon orchards that supply most of Jordan's citrus. Jordanian officials and farmers say the fires stemmed from military activities on the Israeli side.
Israeli soldiers stop West Bank ambulance; pregnant woman loses baby
Israeli forces stopping an ambulance in the West Bank caused a pregnant woman to lose her baby. In the same area, Israelis set a truck on fire while the Israeli army demolished a Palestinian family's home.

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