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Lebanon backs extending UNIFIL mandate and forming a European force afterward
Lebanese President Joseph Aoun said his country supports extending UNIFIL’s mandate and establishing a European force after the mission as part of security arrangements in southern Lebanon. Aoun said he would attend a preparatory meeting next week in Paris for a conference supporting the Lebanese army.
Palestinian students exposed to tear gas during raid near Nablus
Tear gas was used in the streets and around schools during an Israeli forces raid on the town of Qabalan, near Nablus in the occupied West Bank. The Palestine Red Crescent said it received a call for an ambulance for an injured young man but that its teams were prevented from entering the area, while three structures belonging to Palestinian homes were demolished in East Jerusalem.
Sara Khalifa to appeal death sentence in Egypt drug case
Preparations for an appeal began after the Cairo Criminal Court sentenced Sara Khalifa, her brother Mohammed and 10 defendants to death. Khalifa’s lawyer, Mohamed al-Gendy, said the appeal would be filed with the Cairo Prosecution for Appeals within a few days.
Iran and Oman advance talks on a safe shipping route in the Strait of Hormuz
Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Baghaei announced that Iran and Oman had made progress in talks to establish a safe shipping route in the Strait of Hormuz. The agreement is expected to be registered with the International Maritime Organization in the coming days, while technical talks continue over three Iranian pilots allegedly being held in Qatar.
Ghalibaf warns US companies over attacks on Iranian assets
Ghalibaf said American oil and natural gas companies in the region were also vulnerable in response to US threats against Iranian oil tankers. US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth had said on September 5 that the oil tankers would be destroyed and sunk if fire were opened on Iranian vessels.
Iran warns Seoul of serious consequences over possible role in Hormuz
Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmaeil Baqaei warned Monday that South Korea’s possible military involvement in the Strait of Hormuz would have serious consequences. Seoul said it was continuing contacts to help establish peace in the Middle East and ensure the free passage of ships.
Sudan has recorded more than 11,000 active missing-person cases amid ongoing conflict
The International Committee of the Red Cross said Sudan had more than 11,000 active missing-person cases as of the beginning of 2026. The committee identified the fate of 613 people during the first six months of the year and helped more than 38,500 people reconnect with their relatives.
A cutoff in Peshmerga aid could increase security pressure on Iraqi Kurdistan
The claim that U.S. support for the Peshmerga forces, worth up to $61 million annually, could end on September 30 has brought renewed attention to the Kurdistan Regional Government’s security, Washington-Erbil relations and its capacity to defend against attacks in the region. Experts assessed that a possible cutoff could make the KRG more dependent on Baghdad and increase its vulnerability to attacks by Iran and allied militias.
LNG flows through the Strait of Hormuz fell 92% after the US-Israel war with Iran
According to U.S. Energy Information Administration data, daily LNG flows through the Strait of Hormuz fell from 10.5 billion cubic feet to 800 million cubic feet between the fourth quarter of 2025 and the second quarter of 2026. Over the same period, daily oil shipments declined from 21.6 million barrels to 4.9 million barrels.
France’s RN says it will ban headscarves in public if it takes power
Ahead of next year’s presidential election in France, officials from the National Rally party announced plans to ban headscarves in public if they come to power. The party plans to implement the ban through a referendum and impose fines on those who violate the rule.

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