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Egypt Allocates 60 Billion Pounds to Upgrade Power Grid and Support Renewable Energy
The Egyptian government has allocated 60 billion Egyptian pounds to projects aimed at strengthening the national power grid to accommodate the growing renewable energy capacity. Officials say this move aims to modernize the grid and increase the share of renewables in the electricity mix to 45% by 2028.
Israel-Hezbollah attacks push Iran deal into uncertainty in the Middle East
Ongoing cross-border attacks between Israel and Iran-backed Hezbollah in Lebanon have cast doubt on the future of the anticipated agreement between Washington and Tehran. Trump said he expected a deal to be signed the same day, while warning that the new attacks could disrupt the process.
Riyadh Air Launches First Domestic Flight Between Riyadh and Jeddah
Riyadh Air has taken a new step in expanding its network within Saudi Arabia by launching its first domestic flight from Riyadh to Jeddah. The airline plans to gradually increase the number of flights in June and July.
Hegseth Claims Iran Unable to Respond as Oil Flow Continues Through Strait of Hormuz
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth stated that 125 million barrels of oil have passed through the Strait of Hormuz and that this flow continues despite tensions. Hegseth claimed Iran has been unable to respond, while Tehran remains cautious about the timeline announced by Trump for the agreement.
Iranian Commander States Armed Forces Are Ready to Counter Attacks
Abdollahi, commander of Iran’s Khatam al-Anbiya Central Headquarters, stated that the armed forces are prepared for any hostile moves. Emphasizing the strengthening of military capacity, Abdollahi also vowed that revenge for the martyrdom of a senior figure will not be forgotten.
Iran and Nigeria Discuss Expanding Agricultural Cooperation
Iran's Agriculture Minister Gholamreza Nouri Ghezeljeh and his Nigerian counterpart Abubakar Kyari discussed agricultural cooperation during the BRICS Agriculture Ministers Conference. The talks highlighted technology sharing, technical knowledge transfer, and joint projects.
Hezbollah Claims to Repel Israeli Infiltrations and Launch Attacks in Southern Lebanon
Hezbollah announced that it repelled two Israeli ground infiltrations in southern Lebanon and carried out 19 attacks targeting Israeli soldiers and vehicles. The attacks were reportedly conducted using drones, rockets, and artillery fire; these claims remain unverified independently as they are unilateral statements.
Approximately 19 gigabyte data leak from Syria’s Foreign Ministry sparks regional security concerns
A leak of approximately 19 gigabytes of documents and personal data attributed to Syria’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates has reignited debates about institutional security and governance. The ministry announced it has launched an investigation and that services are continuing normally.
Gideon Levy: Violence in the West Bank Reflects Another Face of the Occupation
Israeli writer Gideon Levy views Jewish violence in the West Bank not as a separate phenomenon but as a direct consequence of the occupation. Levy argues that the long-standing denial within Israeli society has recently begun to crack.
Three ISIS Members Killed in Operation South of Kirkuk
Three ISIS members were killed in an operation conducted by the Iraqi Counter-Terrorism Service south of Kirkuk. While security forces continue search and perimeter security efforts in the area, Iraqi military aircraft provided air support for the operation.
Prolonged disruption in Strait of Hormuz limits Iranian and Gulf oil flow, prices remain lower than expected
The disruption in the Strait of Hormuz, exceeding 100 days, has severely constricted global oil flow, yet Brent prices have not made the anticipated leap. Analysts say stockpiles and alternative supply sources are keeping the market afloat for now.
Expectation of a temporary deal with the US stirs Iran's markets as objections grow in Tehran
The prospect of a temporary agreement with the US has lifted Iran's markets; the dollar and gold fell while the Tehran Stock Exchange hit a record high. But as talks progress, fierce internal objections persist, with mediators from Qatar also trying to finalize the process.
Lebanon Files Complaint with UN Over Glyphosate Use by Israel on Border Villages
Lebanon's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has lodged a complaint with the United Nations Security Council and the UN Secretary-General, alleging that the Israeli army sprayed glyphosate over border villages in the south. The ministry based its claim on laboratory analyses showing high concentrations of glyphosate in soil samples taken from the area.
Galibaf Criticizes US Over Commitments Following Beirut Attack
Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf made statements targeting the US after Israel's attack on the Dahiyeh area of Beirut. Ghalibaf said Washington lacks either the will or the power to fulfill its commitments.
Palestinian Prisoner Imad Rajih Sarhan Dies in Israel's Gilboa Prison
Palestinian organizations announced that Imad Rajih Sarhan died after 25 years in Israel's Gilboa Prison in the north. Israeli authorities reported the cause of death as a heart attack.
Ghalibaf: Israel’s attacks on Lebanon undermine trust in the process with the US
Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf said that Israel's attacks on Beirut and Dahiyeh show that the US lacks the will to fulfill its commitments. Iranian commander Mohammad Jafar Asadi also stated that the attacks would not go unanswered.
32,983 families in Saudi Arabia receive their first home
In the first quarter of 2026, 32,983 families in Saudi Arabia received their first home. The homeownership rate rose to 66.24 percent at the end of 2025, while the number of subsidized contracts exceeded 1.02 million.
Israeli press analysis fears US-Iran accord could weaken Tel Aviv's war aims and bring political pressure
An analysis in the Israeli press raised concern that the emerging US-Iran accord could weaken Tel Aviv’s war goals. The piece argued that a diplomatic framework could overshadow military gains.
Dollar rises in Iraq on Sunday in Baghdad and Erbil
The US dollar in Iraq closed Sunday's trading at around 155,000 dinars. Buying and selling prices in Baghdad and Erbil also rose during the day.
Pressure on Iran's health system deepens: 3,000 nurses leave in a year
Iran's Ministry of Health announced that 3,000 nurses have left their posts in the past year. The ministry and the Nursing Council state that low wages, long shifts and harsh working conditions are creating serious pressure on the health system.

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