Russia attacked the Ukrainian power grid, targeting a substation in the Kyiv region and injuring two employees of DTEK. Energy infrastructure was also hit in Donetsk, Odessa, and Chernihiv regions amid rising tensions over possible US supply of Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine.

The remand judge in North Giza renewed the detention of a suspect accused of killing his sister's husband over family disputes in Manshiyet Al-Qanater for 15 days. The victim died from a stab wound following a family quarrel.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu described the return of detainees to Israel as a historic event amid significant security challenges. Hamas has completed counting the living detainees and is preparing to hand them over via three different routes in Gaza.

Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko believes that Washington-Kyiv negotiations on long-range Tomahawk missiles will not lead to an agreement. He warns that Trump's threats to supply Ukraine with weapons may be withdrawn and urges Zelenskyy to negotiate urgently to find a peaceful solution, warning of the risk of Ukraine's disappearance due to the conflict.

Port Said University held an educational seminar marking the 52nd anniversary of the October 1973 victories, attended by the Governor and university president. Major General Samir Farag reviewed military achievements and emphasized the importance of drawing inspiration from the Spirit of October to face national challenges.

Martyr Mohamed Zard led his battalion on October 6, 1973, to storm the fortified Strongpoint 149 on the Bar Lev Line, fighting bravely despite severe injuries and helping secure the position with the Egyptian flag raised.

Ashraf Abdelghani thanked President El-Sisi for appointing him to the Senate, emphasizing his commitment to support economic reform, enhance investment, and achieve sustainable development in Egypt.

MP Sameh Saleh stated that the Sharm El-Sheikh Peace Summit, co-chaired by President El-Sisi and US President Trump, marks a historic turning point in efforts to stop the war in Gaza and highlights Egypt's leadership in regional stability.

MP Ahmed El-Khoshan welcomed the start of humanitarian aid entering Gaza and the return of displaced people, emphasizing that this is a direct result of Egypt's efforts led by President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi to support the Palestinian people.

The article discusses the decline in reading and writing skills among students in Jordan and Sweden, questioning the excessive reliance on technology in education versus traditional methods, and critiques government spending on education focusing mainly on salaries rather than development.