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Saudi surgeons in Riyadh successfully separated 13-month-old conjoined twins from Fiji in a complex 12-hour operation at the King Abdullah Specialist Children's Hospital.

Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi declared during a military ceremony that his presidential term will end in 2030, promising the constitution will not be amended.

Human rights groups and lawyers in France have accused police of using excessive force against minors in high school protests, resulting in severe injuries and mass arrests.

Singapore threatens legal action against corporations linked to severe Indonesian wildfires. A toxic cross-border haze has sparked regional tensions across Southeast Asia.

German leftist politician Vanessa Ahmetaj has derailed coalition talks in Berlin after refusing to compromise on her radical anti-Israel positions, plunging Die Linke into an internal crisis.

A Mexican court sentenced three men to over 158 years in prison for the 2024 murder of two Australian brothers and an American tourist during a surfing trip in Baja California.

Meta has strongly denied allegations of political bias in the Brazilian presidential election following a court ruling requiring equal treatment for candidates Lula da Silva and Flavio Bolsonaro.

Colombian police arrested Israeli-Mexican national Michael Mizrahi at Bogotá airport on an Interpol Red Notice, following a multi-million-dollar bank fraud scheme targeting the United Arab Emirates.

Former White House spokesperson Katie Zacharia has been dismissed after just five days in office following a turbulent first press briefing and scrutiny over her credentials.

The US Justice Department warned Los Angeles officials of criminal liability if they count mail-in ballots from suspected non-citizens, escalating a clash with California.

US President Donald Trump mocked Middle Eastern names at a Georgia rally, joking about the name Muhammad while discussing Iran and upcoming midterm elections.

A father in Bend, Oregon, heroically neutralized a 16-year-old gunman who killed four people at Silver Rail Elementary School. U.S. President Donald Trump praised his actions.

Extreme weather events hit Istanbul, Rhodes, Santiago, Mexico, and California within two days, causing deadly floods, powerful hurricanes, and severe infrastructure damage.

FIFA is reviewing the future of its inaugural peace prize awarded to US President Donald Trump following mounting criticism from football associations and shifting geopolitical realities.

US President Donald Trump stated that Israel is assisting Saudi Arabia against Houthi attacks, claiming the Abraham Accords are back on the table amid rising regional tensions.

An extensive Wall Street Journal investigation reveals how a 26-year-old Russian communications officer secretly aided Ukrainian forces, leaking intelligence that led to the deaths of hundreds of Russian soldiers before his dramatic desertion.

Saudi Arabia executed a Bangladeshi man and woman for an illicit sexual act inside a Mecca mosque. Dhaka has requested official clarifications from Riyadh.

Rome prosecutors expanded their probe into the Gaza flotilla incidents, adding Defense Minister Israel Katz and IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir to an investigation that already included Minister Itamar Ben Gvir and other senior Israeli officials.

Sharjah police in the UAE dismantled four international criminal networks laundering $2.4 billion via crypto, arresting 33 suspects and foiling a kidnapping plot.

France prepares for massive nationwide protests as students and Yellow Vests unite against living costs and fuel prices, prompting strict security measures and police union backlash.

Religious leaders gathered in Astana for an international interfaith conference. The Israeli delegation's mention of the October 7 massacre sparked protests from Iranian and Turkish representatives.

Former American gymnastics coach Sean Gardner was sentenced to 90 years in prison for secretly filming underage gymnasts, sparking renewed scrutiny over sports oversight.

Authorities have identified human remains found in a barrel at Lake Mead as Edward Jackson from Arkansas, who was murdered in the 1980s. The historic cold case remains unsolved.

A Krakow court released two young Israeli ultra-Orthodox women on bail after three months in detention for smuggling 100 kg of khat, facing strict travel restrictions.

American influencer Hasan Piker is set to join Congresswoman Ilhan Omar at a political rally, drawing criticism over past antisemitic statements and remarks targeting Israel.

The scandal surrounding former US Ambassador to Greece Kimberly Guilfoyle deepens as new allegations emerge regarding her past conduct at Fox News, alongside an ongoing defamation lawsuit from a Republican donor.

A French Senate report reveals severe systemic failures in protecting children in extracurricular facilities, urging immediate legislative reforms to close tracking loopholes.

US Democratic senators have moved to block a nuclear cooperation agreement with Saudi Arabia, warning it lacks critical non-proliferation safeguards and could spark a regional arms race.

Brooklyn prosecutors and the FBI dismantled a massive crypto scam targeting Russian speakers in the US, seizing 112 servers and shutting down 241 fraudulent websites.

Croatian police launched a criminal investigation after Hajduk Split fans chanted antisemitic slogans, praised Hitler, and invoked Auschwitz during a march ahead of their match against Ajax Amsterdam.

Nvidia, Apple, and other major corporations have pledged millions to fund a controversial new White House ballroom for President Donald Trump, sparking legal and ethical scrutiny.

Greece and India are advancing a strategic defense partnership, focusing on joint weapon manufacturing, maritime security, and industrial cooperation in the eastern Mediterranean.

Argentine President Javier Milei hired animal communicator Celia Melamed to connect with his late dog Conan and its clones, linking mysticism to his political ascent.

A 36-year-old Taiwanese deputy CEO was found conscious at the bottom of a 50-meter slope in Pingtung County after a three-day disappearance, as police investigate unusual ritual items and conflicting details.

The gap between Brazilian presidential candidate Flávio Bolsonaro and incumbent President Lula da Silva narrows to 2% ahead of the October 25 runoff, according to a Datafolha poll.

Several people, including children, were injured in a shooting at an elementary school in Bend, Oregon. The gunman was killed, and local authorities are investigating the tragic incident.

German customs officers at Cologne airport arrested a Mexican passenger attempting to smuggle 92 venomous snakes and lizards hidden in socks and shampoo bottles.

South Korean President Lee Jae-myung ordered a thorough investigation after battery plant workers were secretly given heavy metal chelation injections disguised as vitamins.

The family of an Israeli tourist who died in a Norwegian kayaking accident has heavily criticized the Foreign Ministry and Oslo embassy for lacking support and leaving them to handle repatriation alone.

Argentine presidential advisor Santiago Caputo argued that Argentina must reclaim the Falkland Islands, claiming Britain is facing Islamic colonization. The remarks coincide with a fierce oil dispute involving an Israeli-British drilling project.