Update
- Attacks come days after US-brokered ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hezbollah went into effect
Analysis
- From cultural cooperation to resolving conflicts in Gaza and Lebanon, Macron has much to discuss on state visit
- The Elysee Palace has dubbed the visit “exceptional,” signaling the strategic importance of Franco-Saudi ties
- 8 other countries’ forces taking part in 2-week military exercise southeast of Riyadh
- Ben Gvir called the arrests “an attempt to bring me down, me, the government and the prime minister,” Benjamin Netanyahu
- It includes anti-personnel land mines, ammunition for HIMARS precision rocket launchers, Stinger missiles, counter-drone systems, anti-armor weapons and artillery ammunition, Blinken said in a statement
- Minister of Media Salman Al-Dossary: This first cohort of electronic program graduates marks a step toward empowering national staff to face the challenges of modern media
- Ceremony also featured the launch of the in-person global programs track in collaboration with international universities
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