Hundreds of Italian filmmakers, including Marco Bellocchio and Alba Rohrwacher, signed an open letter urging the Venice Film Festival to recognize the humanitarian crisis in Gaza and condemn the ongoing genocide and ethnic cleansing by Israel.

Dr. Pastor André Zaki, President of the Evangelical Church in Egypt, inaugurated the Youth Pastors Conference on August 25, attended by pastors, their families, and key leaders from the Nile Evangelical Synod and General Evangelical Council.

Historically, Islamic political power was tied to tribalism and the Quraysh condition, but scholars like Dhirar ibn Amr al-Ghatafani opposed this, advocating legitimacy through competence and consultation.

The Cinematographers Syndicate held the TV screenplay competition awards ceremony attended by Ashraf Zaki and Masad Fouda, honoring winners in social and comedy series categories.

The Egypt Film Commission signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Russian Moskino organization during the Moscow International Film Week to enhance cooperation in film production, joint promotion, and exchange of technical and artistic expertise between Egypt and Russia.

Egyptian archaeologists discovered a 3,500-year-old coffin with a painting of a yellow-skinned woman in a green dress and blue hair resembling Marge Simpson from the famous animated series "The Simpsons."

Tunisian NGOs condemned the dissolution of the Access to Information Authority, seeing it as a step that restricts rights and freedoms. The authority was a key tool for protecting citizens' rights and supporting investigative journalism.

The Mansoura Cultural Palace Theater Club presented the play "Simba" at the final festival of children's theater clubs, held at Rod El Farag Cultural Palace, witnessed by a judging panel and a large audience of children and their families.

Five zodiac signs are known for their intellectual independence and ability to make personal decisions without relying on others' opinions, including Aries, characterized by leadership and independence in pursuing ambitions.

Researchers at the Romanian Institute of Space Sciences documented a giant solar tornado 130,000 km tall alongside a massive plasma explosion on the Sun’s surface in a single image taken on August 20.