- 13 December, 2025
Israel Announces Two-Phase Hostage Release Plan Following Renewed Gaza Conflict
Israel uses Egyptian help to offer two steps for Hamas to free their hostages from Gaza. Under this approach, Hamas must free 11 living hostages
UN Warns of ‘Irreversible Consequences’ as Gaza Violence Escalates
Two senior advisers of the UN have raised serious concerns over the violence in Gaza after deadly airstrikes carried out by Israel. They warned that
Deadly Israeli Strikes Resume in Northern Gaza Over Ceasefire Violations
Since October 7 the Gaza Health Ministry shows more people died from battles that increased the total casualty count to 48 543. Israeli forces killed
IMF Approves $1.2 Billion Loan Tranche to Egypt, Urges Reform
The IMF provided Egypt with $1.2 billion under its fourth disbursement cycle of an $8 billion extended fund facility program. It now has received almost
Sudanese Military Plane Crashes Near Khartoum, Killing Officers and Civilians
A Sudanese military plane crashed on Tuesday near Wadi Seidna air base. The sources claim that this happened just outside the capital, Khartoum. The army
Egypt Unveils First Royal Tomb Since Tutankhamun’s Discovery
Egypt recently revealed the tomb of the ancient king Thutmose II, being the first royal tomb found since the discovery of Tutankhamun’s tomb in 1922.
Hong Kong’s United Energy Expands Egyptian Oil Footprint with Apex Acquisition
United Energy Group from Hong Kong plans to enter Egypt’s energy market by purchasing Apex International Energy L.P.’s natural gas and oil production operations there.
Israel-Hamas Prisoner Swap: 21 Hostages Freed So Far—Will More Follow?
On Saturday Hamas released three Israeli hostages in a prisoner exchange with Israel. The freed hostages were Or Levy, Ohad Ben Ami, and Eli Sharabi.
15 Palestinian Prisoners Arrive in Turkey After Release Under Ceasefire Deal
According to Reuters Fifteen Israel released Palestinian prisoners under Hamas’s January 19 peace deal with Israel who reached Turkey via Egypt on Tuesday according to
Salwan Momika Assassinated in Sweden Amid Hate Speech Trial, Authorities on High Alert
Salwan Momika who is a 38-year-old Iraqi refugee known for burning copies of the Qur’an in Sweden, was shot dead in Sodertalje, near Stockholm, late