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September 07, 2025
The film explores family relationships and unexpectedly takes home the Golden Lion award, while Kaouther Ben Hania's Gaza documentary 'The Voice of Hind Rajab' receives the Silver Lion.

September 07, 2025
Alfie Allen and Shazad Latif star in 'Atomic,' a thrilling series about two anti-heroes on a dangerous journey.
Wael Nawar, part of Greta Thunberg's Gaza 'freedom flotilla', posed with Hamas chief Youssef Hamdan before setting sail. The flotilla aims to deliver food and medical aid to Gaza, raising questions about the organizers' connections to a terror group.
Microsoft Azure users may face latency issues due to undersea fiber cuts in the Red Sea. The disruption has led to rerouting of traffic to avoid interruptions.
Ethiopia is celebrating the inauguration of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (Gerd) on the Blue Nile, marking a significant achievement for the nation. The dam, built at a cost of $5bn, has united Ethiopians and raised hopes for energy self-sufficiency and economic growth.
Mount Sinai, a revered site for Jews, Christians, and Muslims, is at the center of a dispute as Egypt moves forward with a tourism development project that includes luxury hotels and shopping bazaars.
The debut episode of Love and Law podcast delves into the fragile role of human memory in courtrooms, where words can determine fates. The podcast explores the intersection of justice, human experience, and the complexities of the legal system.

September 06, 2025
Saudi Arabia supports UAE in reconsidering normalization with Israel if West Bank annexation moves are made. The two countries agreed that a pullback from the Abraham Accords would be a realistic option in such a scenario.

September 06, 2025
Soldier suicides, like the case of Nir Doron Avraham, are on the rise, with reservists being particularly affected. The impact of these tragic events on families and communities is devastating.

September 06, 2025
Protesters in Jerusalem rally against PM Netanyahu, demanding the release of hostages held in Gaza. Families of hostages criticize the government's decision to move forward with a military operation to rescue captives despite opposition from defense officials.
Greece is adopting harsh immigration policies, expanding detention facilities, and tightening asylum rules. The country's shift reflects the strain on resources and the government's move towards a more right-wing stance.
Expert advises caution in disputes over overgrown trees between neighbors, as trimming branches can lead to fines. Homeowners should know city rules before taking action.