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Jordan downed two guided drug balloons on August 11, as Syrian Captagon networks shifted from land routes to helium lifts.
IAGS called its Gaza genocide vote a definitive expert statement. The ballot was 108 yes out of about 500 members, and that stamp is still in...
Ancient Egyptian pyramids spark endless curiosity, especially about booby traps and hidden treasures meant to protect pharaohs’ tombs. Recent discussions, including a 2025 article from an...
Ben-Gvir vowed to hold Greta Thunberg in Ketziot as a terrorist. Thirteen months later, Sumud flotilla boats are being repaired to sail again.
Brazil never answered Gali Dagan's agrément, so Israel withdrew him. A chargé runs the embassy while farm trade still flows.
Al-Sisi's Gaza genocide charge on August 5, 2025 doubled as Egypt's veto on a Sinai transfer, with more than 5,000 aid trucks waiting on Egyptian soil.
NWC's 13.01 km Arafat water mains sit on a 22-month clock that lands after Hajj 1448, while peak-day pumping already exceeds 1 million cubic meters.
Seven attackers took 51 years and six months in prison after Liverpool boxer Anthony Dodson was stabbed in the heart, with the knifeman still unnamed.
Jordan's Batch 54 is the first finished conscript class since 1992, a three-month lottery of 6,000 men rather than the old two-year draft.
A Royal Court adviser took the Red Sea regulator from the tourism minister in 2025. The job now is marina licenses, beach rules and coastal patrols.
