Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky requested additional air defense systems and missiles from French President Emmanuel Macron, stating that Russia exploits internal disputes within countries to strike Ukraine.

US President Donald Trump announced the end of the war in Gaza and the stability of the ceasefire agreement, highlighting his historic visit and efforts to end the war and form a peace council for Gaza.

Over 6,000 Bosnians marched in Sarajevo demanding support for Palestinians and severing ties with Israel. Protesters called for stopping the genocide in Gaza and urged the Bosnian government to take legal and diplomatic actions against Israel.

The French presidency announced the formation of a new government with a reshuffle of key ministries to avoid further political crisis.

A couple died on the same day in Al-Taramisa village, Qena. Youssef Diab died from a brain hemorrhage, and his wife Nawal passed away hours later from grief. The Governor of Qena ordered urgent financial aid and full care for their children.

Trump declares the war in Gaza is over and expects the ceasefire to hold. He revealed that some Palestinian prisoners may be released early, with a new administration in Gaza starting work quickly.

US President Donald Trump confirmed the end of the war in Gaza while heading to Israel and Egypt to celebrate the ceasefire agreement and the release of hostages, mentioning the formation of a peace council soon and praising Qatar's role and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu.

The Madagascar Minister of Armed Forces acknowledged that a rebellious military unit called "KAPSAT" has taken control of the army and sided with protests demanding the resignation of President Andry Rajoelina, who warned of an illegal power grab attempt.

U.S. President Donald Trump traveled to Israel and Egypt to help end the Gaza war, declaring the war over and the ceasefire will hold. Hamas is expected to release Israeli detainees early Monday as part of a prisoner exchange agreement.

Media personality Nashaat Al-Dihy said President Sisi sent a strong message to Ethiopia during the World Water Week in Cairo, affirming that Egypt's patience has run out after 14 years of negotiations over Nile water.