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Cairo court sentences Sara Khalifa and 11 defendants to death in drug case
Cairo Criminal Court sentenced Egyptian television presenter and producer Sara Khalifa and 11 defendants to death for crimes linked to the production and trafficking of synthetic drugs. In the same case, nine defendants received life sentences and seven were acquitted.
Iraq plans to raise oil export capacity to 5 million barrels via Syria and Türkiye
Iraq plans to increase its crude oil export capacity from more than 3 million barrels per day to 5 million barrels through strategic pipelines. Routes extending to Faysh Khabur on the Türkiye border and Syria’s Port of Baniyas are at the center of the project.
Ben-Gvir says he will not back down from Gaza plan
Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir said Saturday that he would continue his plan to remove approximately 1.86 million Palestinians from Gaza over seven years. The plan targets the departure of 250,000 people in its first year and approximately 1.11 million within three years.
Qatar reaffirms support for Lebanon’s territorial integrity
Qatar’s Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Mohammed bin Abdulrahman discussed bilateral relations, regional developments and diplomatic efforts with Lebanese Prime Minister Nawaf Salam. Qatar reaffirmed its support for Lebanon’s stability and territorial integrity.
Syria detains former brigade commander over alleged crimes against civilians
Syria’s Interior Ministry internal security forces detained General Jalal Kamil Saqr, former commander of the 18th Infantry Brigade, over allegations that he was involved in war crimes and arbitrary detentions of civilians. Saqr was allegedly involved in operations and detention practices in Damascus, Eastern Ghouta and Daraa.
Iran's IRGC says two people were killed in Sistan and Baluchistan clash
Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps said two people were killed in a clash between security forces and an armed group in the country's Sistan and Baluchistan province. The statement alleged that the group was linked to the United States and Israel and was planning attacks in Iran.
Iran says it will keep targeting ships in Strait of Hormuz if needed
Ali Mohammadi, deputy head of the Political Affairs Department of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Navy, said Iranian forces targeted 2 to 5 ships every day between August 20 and 30 that were said to have attempted to pass through the Strait of Hormuz without authorization. Mohammadi said the interventions would continue if deemed necessary and that Iran was maintaining control over the Persian Gulf and the Strait of Hormuz.
A Saudi national was stabbed in London while someone tried to steal his luxury watch
A Saudi national in his 40s was injured in a knife attack in London’s Mayfair district on the night of September 3 when someone tried to steal the luxury watch on his wrist. Police said a 58-year-old man was detained at the scene and that the victim was not in life-threatening condition.
Iran unveils plan to counter US sanctions with ‘economic war’
Iranian Vice President Mohammad Reza Aref said they had a plan to counter economic warfare in response to US sanctions and the naval blockade. Aref argued that the US and Israel were targeting Iran’s social capital, while the dollar exchange rate was reported to have reached 225,000 tomans.
Palestinian supporters in Paris call for sanctions against Israel
Palestinian supporters called for sanctions against Israel during a march in Paris on Saturday. The demonstrators protested the attacks in Gaza and attempts to forcibly displace Palestinians through the demolition of Palestinian-owned homes in the West Bank.
Israeli forces close children's playground in the West Bank
A children's playground in Khirbet Umm al-Khair, south of Hebron in the occupied West Bank, was declared a closed military zone. Israeli soldiers and police removed children, journalists, residents and activists from the site, while a demolition order had been issued for the land in January.
Israeli forces fired six artillery shells in Syria’s Quneitra countryside
Israeli forces fired six artillery shells on Saturday around Al-Rafid in Syria’s southern Quneitra countryside. A group of five military vehicles advanced through the area before withdrawing, while there was no immediate information on casualties or damage.
Death toll from Israeli attacks in Lebanon rises to 8,925
Lebanon's Ministry of Health announced that 8,925 people have been killed and 30,595 injured in Israeli attacks since October 2023. The ministry said that 4,358 people had been killed and 12,359 injured in attacks since March 2.
Foreign Minister Fidan and Iran’s Araghchi assessed the latest status of ongoing negotiations
Foreign Minister Fidan and Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi assessed the latest status of ongoing negotiations during a phone call. The issue was discussed comprehensively.
Iran’s Revolutionary Guards say a US blockade would cost Washington more
Brigadier General Hossein Mohibi, spokesperson for Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, said a US economic and naval blockade of Iran could cost Washington several times more than Tehran. Mohibi argued that sanctions would not force Iran to surrender, while the United States has increased pressure on Iran’s oil, maritime transport, aviation, technology and financial sectors.
Israeli opposition lawmaker Kariv calls for Netanyahu’s removal amid Gaza war
Israeli opposition lawmaker Gilad Kariv described Benjamin Netanyahu’s removal as an “existential necessity” for Israeli society. Kariv accused Netanyahu of ignoring military investigations into the events of October 7, 2023, and of failing to manage national security.
Anti-Netanyahu protests spread across northern Israel
Demonstrations against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s government were held at dozens of locations in northern Israel, protesting the controversial judicial reform. Protesters and opposition groups are calling for a state commission of inquiry into the failures preceding the October 2023 attacks.
Fighting in Yemen’s Taiz displaces 1,790 families
The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs said 1,790 families had fled their homes in Yemen’s southwestern Taiz governorate over the past two days because of the fighting. As clashes continued on the Taiz and Hudaydah fronts, the Yemeni army’s media center said more than 15 airstrikes had been carried out.
Young people in Africa turn to protests and social media for political participation
As young people in Africa lose interest in traditional forms of participation such as voting and engaging with political parties, protests and social media are gaining prominence. A study of 53,444 people in 39 countries found that young people’s voter turnout was 18 percentage points lower than that of older generations.
Fighting in Yemen’s Taiz forces 1,790 families from their homes
An escalation in fighting between government forces and the Houthis in Yemen’s Taiz governorate has forced 1,790 families to leave their homes over the past two days. Concerns are growing that intensified clashes near the Bab al-Mandab Strait could increase the death toll.

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