Egypt's Foreign Minister Dr. Badr Abdel Aati met with Tunisia's Foreign Minister Mohamed Ali Nafti during the OIC extraordinary session in Jeddah, discussing bilateral relations, ceasefire efforts in Gaza, and the importance of removing mercenaries and foreign forces from Libya.

Voting has commenced in 11 electoral committees at Egyptian embassies and consulates across 9 countries in North and South America as part of the 2025 Senate elections runoff.

The Permanent Representative of Palestine to the UN thanked Saudi Arabia for its support to the Palestinian cause, highlighted Israel's efforts to militarily control Gaza and prevent a Palestinian state, and referenced an international plan to end the war and rebuild Gaza.

President Trump signed an executive order to prosecute those who desecrate the American flag, including burning it, with measures including visa revocations and bans.

Russian President Putin briefed Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian on the Alaska summit outcomes where issues like the Ukraine war, economic ties, and international security were discussed.

The Palestinian Presidency condemned the Israeli occupation forces' targeting of journalists at the Nasser Medical Complex in Khan Younis, resulting in the martyrdom of five Palestinian journalists while covering the war on the Palestinian people.

The Ministry of Housing clarified the legality of withdrawing Zamalek Club's land in October Gardens due to violation of allocation terms and construction deadlines, confirming no reallocation until the Public Prosecution's decision.

The Amal Movement and Hezbollah cancelled their planned street protest on Wednesday afternoon following warnings from Baalbek and Hermel's Mufti Bakr Al-Rifai about the unpredictable consequences of street demonstrations, recalling the historic March 8 and 14, 2005 protests that revealed Lebanon's political imbalance.

The runoff round of the 2025-2030 Senate elections for Egyptians abroad started Monday and continues until Tuesday across 136 polling stations in 117 countries, with the Egypt October Party urging active participation.

Iraqi authorities plan to deport hundreds of foreign female prisoners and their children, excluding those sentenced to death, including detainees linked to ISIS and civilians mainly from Turkey, Azerbaijan, and Russia.