Top international and local news

 1. Middle East:

Syria:

 A report reveals details related to secret negotiations between the Syrian regime and Israel. Information indicates that Assad may have made major concessions, including sensitive information, in exchange for protection and enabling him to continue in power after the crisis the country is going through.

Palestine:

 A number of Palestinian prisoners were released as part of an exchange agreement between Hamas and Israel. This comes after a series of negotiations on humanitarian issues, especially in light of the ongoing escalation in the West Bank and Gaza Strip.

Egypt:

 

The visit of Jordanian Crown Prince Hussein bin Abdullah to Cairo came within the framework of discussions with Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi on the situation in Gaza and the West Bank. There is a special focus on the need to unify Arab efforts to support the Palestinian cause.

2. Europe:

Austria: 

Austrian authorities announced that the attack that took place in the capital Vienna on Saturday was linked to the "ISIS" organization. The attack resulted in the deaths of several civilians, prompting the government to increase security measures throughout the country.

Russia:

 In an unexpected move, the Kremlin welcomed a visit by former US President Donald Trump at any time. These statements come at a sensitive time in the international political arena, as Russia is trying to improve its relationship with the United States despite ongoing tensions.

3. America:

United States:

 US Secretary of State Marco Rubio held a meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Jerusalem. The discussion focused on the continuation of the ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas, and the importance of strengthening understandings between the two parties to stop the ongoing escalation in the region.

United States:

 In another case, sharp questions were raised about the disappearance of about $151 million in funds allocated to US military feeding programs. Investigations indicate that there was manipulation in the management of the funds, which could have repercussions on the reputation of the military institution.

4. Asia:

North Korea:

 On the anniversary of the birth of the late leader Kim Jong Il, North Korea organized huge celebrations in the capital, Pyongyang. Current leader Kim Jong Un called on the Korean people to remain loyal to the regime, stressing the role of the ruling party in the stability of the country.

5. Africa:

Mali:

 

A gold mine collapsed in Mali, killing at least 48 people. The incident highlighted the dangerous conditions in the mining sector in many African countries. Local authorities have opened investigations into the cause of the accident.

6. Accidents and disasters:

India:

 India witnessed a huge stampede at a New Delhi railway station, killing at least 15 people. The accident was caused by a large gathering of passengers at a busy time, highlighting the need to improve safety measures in public transport.

7. Sports:

La Liga: Real Madrid player Jude Bellingham was sent off during the team’s match against Osasuna in the Spanish league. His verbal actions during the match led to him receiving a red card, which sparked widespread controversy among Spanish football fans.

8. Miscellaneous:

Health: 

Oranges are a fruit that offers many health benefits. Eating oranges daily boosts immunity and helps prevent diseases, in addition to being good for the heart and contributing to improving skin health.

These news stories show a variety of topics around the world, and highlight political, economic, and humanitarian issues that affect people’s lives.