Israel revoked residency visas for Australia's representatives to the Palestinian Authority on Monday evening in response to Australia's recognition of the State of Palestine and its refusal to grant entry visas to some Israeli figures. Israel's foreign minister also instructed the embassy in Canberra to scrutinize Australian official visa requests carefully.

President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi received Sheikh Nasser bin Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa and Sheikh Khalid bin Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa, who conveyed greetings from King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa and Prince Salman bin Hamad. The meeting discussed enhancing bilateral cooperation and reviewed developments in the Gaza Strip and Egyptian coordination with Qatar and the United States to achieve a calm and ceasefire, expedite humanitarian aid entry, and reject displacement of Palestinians.

President Donald Trump meets Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in Washington with prominent European leaders, in a meeting seen as a turning point in the Ukrainian war. Zelensky insists on security guarantees close to NATO's umbrella, while US envoy Steve Whitkov is exploring Western support mechanisms outside the alliance. Trump showed flexibility by dropping the ceasefire condition and said Zelensky could end the war immediately, while Emmanuel Macron warned that Putin seeks to impose surrender on Ukraine.

Donald Trump criticized Jerome Powell for failing to cut interest rates this year and said Powell's influence depends on securing broader support. The FOMC consists of the chair and 11 other members who vote equally by majority; one seat is vacant after Adriana Coughler's August resignation and Trump nominated Stephen Miran to fill it, according to The Wall Street Journal.

Pakistan deported 211 Afghans listed in Germany's resettlement program in recent days. Pakistani authorities had previously detained about 450 people from the program for deportation, while the German embassy and Foreign Ministry secured the release of 245 detainees. The German government arranged accommodation and is working to enable the 211 deported individuals to return to Pakistan. Over 2,000 Afghans in various resettlement programs await travel to Germany; screenings are conducted in Pakistan because the German embassy in Kabul is closed.

The executive council of the Egyptian Parties Alliance, composed of 42 parties, will meet in the coming days to study mechanisms and strategy for participating in the House of Representatives elections. Proposed options include a unified electoral list covering all alliance parties or contesting via individual seats across governorates. The alliance already fields notable candidates in Gharbia and Luxor and previously ran 51 candidates in the Senate elections.

The executive council of the Egyptian Parties Alliance, composed of 42 parties, will meet in the coming days to study mechanisms and strategy for participating in the House of Representatives elections. Proposed options include a unified electoral list covering all alliance parties or contesting via individual seats across governorates. The alliance already fields notable candidates in Gharbia and Luxor and previously ran 51 candidates in the Senate elections.

The executive council of the Egyptian Parties Alliance, composed of 42 parties, will meet in the coming days to study mechanisms and strategy for participating in the House of Representatives elections. Proposed options include a unified electoral list covering all alliance parties or contesting via individual seats across governorates. The alliance already fields notable candidates in Gharbia and Luxor and previously ran 51 candidates in the Senate elections.

Pakistan deported 211 Afghans listed in Germany's resettlement program in recent days. Pakistani authorities had previously detained about 450 people from the program for deportation, while the German embassy and Foreign Ministry secured the release of 245 detainees. The German government arranged accommodation and is working to enable the 211 deported individuals to return to Pakistan. Over 2,000 Afghans in various resettlement programs await travel to Germany; screenings are conducted in Pakistan because the German embassy in Kabul is closed.

Pakistan deported 211 Afghans listed in Germany's resettlement program in recent days. Pakistani authorities had previously detained about 450 people from the program for deportation, while the German embassy and Foreign Ministry secured the release of 245 detainees. The German government arranged accommodation and is working to enable the 211 deported individuals to return to Pakistan. Over 2,000 Afghans in various resettlement programs await travel to Germany; screenings are conducted in Pakistan because the German embassy in Kabul is closed.