From Saudi Arabia to Australia and China, world leaders denounce Trump’s plan to ‘take over’ Gaza

President Trump vowed to negotiate a "verified nuclear peace agreement" with Iran to prevent them from acquiring a nuclear weapon, calling for a do-over on the 2015 nuclear accord. Despite announcing a return to the "maximum pressure" campaign towards Iran, Trump expressed a desire for diplomatic resolution, hoping to avoid military or economic confrontation while pursuing a peaceful agreement with Iran's leaders. Full Article

President Trump proposed seizing control of Gaza and relocating all two million Palestinians to countries like Egypt and Jordan, sparking widespread backlash and rejection from Hamas and regional leaders. Despite opposition, Trump vowed to turn Gaza into an economic hub, causing outcry for violating international law and decades of foreign policy consensus. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu praised Trump's plan, while Trump remained adamant about forcibly relocating Palestinians to create a better living environment against...

Palestinian envoy to the UN, Riyad Mansour, emphasizes that Palestinians should remain in Gaza despite Trump's suggestion of resettlement, stating their homeland is Gaza and leaders should respect their choice. Trump's proposal was made during a meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, following an Israeli offensive in response to Hamas's attack that resulted in numerous casualties and widespread destruction. The UN reports a high number of displaced Palestinians and widespread destruction in Gaza, with many...

President Trump will welcome Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to the White House to discuss negotiations for a cease-fire with Hamas, Iran's nuclear ambitions, arms shipments, and potential normalization of relations with Saudi Arabia. Despite their close ties, they may disagree on confronting Iran and ending the war in Gaza. Trump wants to see all hostages released and a grand bargain with Saudi Arabia, while Netanyahu may seek to delay moving to a permanent cease-fire....

In 2024, Dubai South attracted 415 new companies, retaining 94% of existing ones, bringing the total operating companies to 4,044. Significant achievements included 500,000 sq ft of office space leased, completion of Phase 1 of The Pulse Beachfront, and the opening of GEMS Founders School. The Logistics District celebrated milestones, and the Mohammed bin Rashid Aerospace Hub signed agreements with prominent aviation players, reinforcing Dubai South's pivotal role in supporting economic diversification and future growth...

Percussionist Bahjat Antaki performed with Syria's national symphony orchestra at the Damascus opera house, marking the first classical concert since President Bashar al-Assad's ouster. The concert aimed to showcase the resilience of Syria's arts community amidst years of war, with works by Beethoven, Tchaikovsky, and Syrian composers. Despite concerns about the future under Islamist leadership, attendees expressed hope for a brighter future and a return to the Syria they love. Full Article