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UN calls on Israel to de-escalate tensions after Abu Zuhur strikes
Claudio Kordoni, deputy UN special envoy for Syria, said Israel's attacks on Syria represented a worrying escalation and called for diplomatic channels to be used. Eight airstrikes carried out by Israel on Tuesday against the Abu Zuhur military airfield in Idlib damaged infrastructure.
Al-Shaibani names Türkiye a key partner in Syria’s reconstruction
Syrian Foreign Minister Asaad al-Shaibani described Türkiye as a key partner in Syria’s reconstruction during his visit to Pakistan. Shaibani also addressed relations with Iran, Israel and Pakistan, and said no decision had yet been made on the Mecca Joint Defense Agreement.
Vance tells Tehran: “We will maintain economic pressure”
U.S. Vice President J. D. Vance said during a podcast on Thursday that the confrontation with Iran had entered a new phase. Vance argued that Washington aims to increase economic pressure while maintaining the flow of energy through the Strait of Hormuz, which he said could change Iran’s calculations regarding a potential agreement with the United States.
Three Palestinian families in Qusra have been under siege for 13 days
Three Palestinian families in the town of Qusra, northern West Bank, have spent 13 days under siege by Israeli settlers and the Israeli army. Their access to food and some medicines has been blocked, while a home belonging to Yusuf Abd al-Salam was converted into a military outpost.
U.S. notifies Congress of funding for 21-point Gaza peace plan
State Department spokesperson Tommy Pigott said the United States is determined to ensure the full implementation of the 21-point peace plan for Gaza. Washington notified Congress of its intention to fund the International Stabilization Force.
Ben Gurion Airport strike pushes daily losses close to $10 million
A strike by workers at Israel’s Ben Gurion Airport forced many flights to operate without baggage, while thousands of passengers faced queues and delays. The strike’s daily cost was estimated at 25–30 million shekels, and Transport Minister Miri Regev and senior officials came under criticism.
US approves potential $4.5 billion sale of KC-46As to Qatar
The US State Department on Thursday approved the potential sale of $4.5 billion worth of KC-46A aerial refueling aircraft and related equipment to Qatar, a deal expected to strengthen the country’s strategic role in regional security. The proposal includes four aircraft, eight PW4062 turbofan engines, radar warning receivers and laser transmitter systems.
UAE suspends trade and financial dealings with Iran, potentially affecting Dubai
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) suspended all commercial activities and financial transactions with Tehran until further notice on August 18, following what it said were two missiles launched from Iran. The decision could affect Iran’s supply chains and Dubai-based re-export services, amid annual trade between the two countries worth about $30 billion.
Netanyahu faces criticism over tensions with Türkiye after Idlib strike
The Israeli military’s August 18 strike on the Abu Dhuhur Military Air Base east of Syria’s Idlib province prompted criticism in Israel that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was escalating tensions with Türkiye and the United States. A Syrian official put the number of strikes at eight, while Israeli opposition politicians and commentators argued that military power was being used for political purposes.
Israeli army targets multiple areas in southern Lebanon
The Israeli army carried out artillery and airstrikes in the Marjayoun, Tyre and Nabatieh districts of southern Lebanon. Lebanon’s Health Ministry said 4,346 people had been killed and 12,301 injured in the attacks since March 2.
New edition of Rumi’s Divan-e Kabir unveiled in Tehran
A new edition of Rumi’s Divan-e Kabir was unveiled at the University Publishing Center Conference Hall in Tehran. Türkiye’s Ambassador to Tehran, Professor Hicabi Kırlangıç, said the edition resolved some ambiguities in the work and included translations of Turkish, Arabic and Greek expressions.
Pakistan invites Syrian President al-Sharaa for an official visit
Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif met Syrian Foreign Minister Asaad Hassan al-Shaibani in Islamabad and invited Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa to Pakistan. The two countries discussed ways to expand cooperation in politics, defense, trade, investment, education and direct flights.
George Washington reaches the Middle East as US officials reject Lincoln allegations
The USS George Washington aircraft carrier reached the Middle East on Wednesday as part of a planned deployment following the USS Abraham Lincoln’s lengthy mission. US officials rejected allegations concerning living conditions and personnel health aboard the Lincoln.
Damascus rejects Israel’s justification for attack on Abu al-Duhur
Syrian Foreign Minister Asaad al-Shaibani rejected Israel’s defense of its attack on Abu al-Duhur Air Base on the grounds that Türkiye had built up a military presence in the region. The attack damaged runways and hangars; at least eight bombs were used, and there were no casualties.
Türkiye's public debt-to-GDP ratio falls to a historic low, Şimşek says
Turkish Treasury and Finance Minister Mehmet Şimşek said that the combined debt of Türkiye's public, financial and private sectors and households equals 91% of national income. This is far below the 229% average for emerging economies and the global average of 306%.
Trump says alternative routes will reduce the Strait of Hormuz’s importance
U.S. President Donald Trump said the Strait of Hormuz would lose its previous strategic importance as alternative oil routes and new pipelines come into operation. Trump announced that new and strong sanctions against Iran were being prepared but did not give a date for their implementation.
Tariq Saleh says Houthis fired 56 missiles and 44 drones at Yemen’s west coast
Tariq Saleh, a member of Yemen’s Presidential Leadership Council, said the Houthis attacked districts along the western coast with 56 ballistic missiles and 44 drones over nearly two weeks. Saleh claimed that Al-Mokha Port was targeted in most of the attacks and that operations at the port had halted.
Lebanese President Aoun will meet the pope and Italian leaders in Rome
Lebanese President Joseph Aoun arrived in Rome on Wednesday evening for official meetings. Aoun is scheduled to meet Pope Leo XIV and Cardinal Pietro Parolin on Thursday, followed by Sergio Mattarella and Giorgia Meloni on Friday.
Mauritania and Pakistan focus on deepening cooperation on shared international issues
Mauritanian Foreign Minister Mohamed Salem Ould Merzouk and Pakistani Foreign Minister Muhammad Ishaq Dar discussed bilateral cooperation and international issues of common interest by phone on Wednesday. The call came about a week after Mauritania held talks with Iran on regional developments.
Hamas calls for ceasefire to be upheld as attacks continue in Gaza
Hamas Political Bureau Chairman Khalil al-Hayya called for the ceasefire to be upheld after an airstrike on a police station in central Gaza City killed eight security personnel and a displaced child. Seven Palestinians were killed and 14 injured in the second attack in Gaza within 24 hours on Tuesday.

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