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Saudi-Israeli normalization has stalled after the October 7 attack, with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman prioritizing internal stability and regional recalibration. Quiet cooperation continues, but public ties remain unlikely in the near future.
India's Republic Day celebrations drew global attention, with world leaders acknowledging the country's rising influence. Messages from China, the United States, and others highlighted India's growing role in international affairs.
Al Habtoor Group of the United Arab Emirates is suing Lebanese authorities over $1.7 billion in investment losses. The company says Lebanese restrictions and the country's ongoing crises have severely damaged its assets.
An endangered Egyptian vulture has been released in the Golan Heights after receiving a custom 3D-printed prosthetic leg. This unprecedented rehabilitation offers hope for wildlife conservation and future treatments for injured animals.
An Argentine Jew prayed in a Damascus synagogue closed for over 30 years, marking a rare moment for the city's nearly vanished Jewish community. The visit was allowed under Syria's new political leadership and conducted with official supervision.
Brazilian presidential hopeful Flávio Bolsonaro visited Israel and the West Bank, voicing support for Israeli sovereignty and solidarity with local residents. The visit included meetings with Israeli leaders and participation in an event against antisemitism.
Yaniv Zaguri was sentenced to three life terms for orchestrating a brutal campaign of murder and intimidation in Be'er Sheva. The landmark verdict marks a major victory against organized crime in southern Israel.
Senior sports leaders will gather in Riyadh for the Middle East Sports Investment Forum, focusing on performance, football, and long-term legacy. The event will explore sustainable growth and the economic impact of sports in the region.
Ryanair has upgraded its passenger growth forecast after a strong holiday season and says its dispute with Elon Musk is over. The airline expects higher fares and remains confident despite a recent fine impacting profits.
Mehdi Hasan, Joy Reid, and Jim Acosta hosted a live event in Washington, D.C., critiquing mainstream media and Democratic leadership. The gathering featured candid discussions, radical proposals, and calls for accountability. Progressive frustration and defiance were on full display.
Israel will reopen the Rafah crossing with Egypt only after completing a search for the body of the last Israeli hostage in Gaza. The operation is underway in Gaza City, with the reopening also subject to Israeli inspection. The decision comes as international mediators push for progress in the Gaza peace plan.
Egypt is moving to restrict children's use of social media, with lawmakers drafting new regulations to protect minors from online risks. The initiative follows similar moves in other countries and aims to address concerns about harmful content and cyberbullying.
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