U.S. President Donald Trump said many Americans desire a dictator and denied authoritarian tendencies during a White House press conference focusing on security and political accusations.

The Nigerian Air Force carried out precise airstrikes killing 35 terrorists in Komchi area, Borno State near the Cameroon border, as part of a military operation against terrorist groups.

An Israeli airstrike on Al-Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis, Gaza killed at least 20 people including five journalists from Reuters, AP, and Al Jazeera, prompting global condemnation.

The Trump administration is preparing to deploy National Guard troops in Chicago to combat crime, homelessness, and illegal immigration, with plans that could be extended to other U.S. cities, according to the Washington Post.

Arab Parliament President condemns Israeli escalation of genocidal war and massacres against Palestinian civilians, targeting journalists and medical teams in Gaza, warning of threats to international peace and security.

The First Vice Chairman of North Korea's General Staff warned that US-South Korea joint military drills demonstrate Washington's intent to occupy the Korean Peninsula and target hostile states in the region.

The US expresses deep concern over Lebanon and Syria, focusing on supporting the transitional Syrian regime to secure borders with Israel and addressing Hezbollah's arms linked to Iran and Israeli occupation of Lebanese heights.

The King Salman Humanitarian Aid Center distributed 576 food baskets in Syrian towns benefiting 576 families, provided monthly sponsorships to earthquake-affected orphans in Aleppo, shelter kits in Yemen, and thousands of food baskets in Sudan and Afghanistan as part of multiple aid projects worldwide.

The country is witnessing a temperature drop after a severe heatwave, with gradual weather improvement expected until early autumn on September 22, alongside high humidity and weak chances of light rain on northern coasts.

Edfo center in Aswan is implementing extensive sanitation projects under the 'Decent Life' initiative, including wastewater treatment plants and networks serving over 100,000 residents across multiple villages with high completion rates and multi-billion pound investments.