Tunisia and Algeria signed a new military cooperation agreement in October 2025 to enhance security and defense coordination during Tunisian Defense Minister Khaled Souhaili's visit to Algeria.

Hamas called on US President Trump and the ceasefire guaranteeing countries to compel Israel to implement the Gaza ceasefire agreement fully. They announced an agreement to end the war on Gaza, withdraw occupation forces, allow aid entry, and exchange prisoners.

Three Israeli military units have begun withdrawing from Gaza City as part of US President Donald Trump's plan to end the war and exchange prisoners, amid concerns of clashes with Palestinians returning to the northern Gaza Strip.

Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas welcomed US President Donald Trump's announcement of a ceasefire agreement in Gaza, expressing hope that it will be a step towards a lasting political solution to end the occupation and establish the State of Palestine.

The University of Bahrain has entered the Times Higher Education World University Rankings among the top universities globally for the first time since its founding in 1986, becoming the first national university to achieve this international ranking.

German Education Minister Karin Bren announced her intention to emigrate if the chancellor comes from the right-wing populist Alternative for Germany party, citing increasing attacks on Jews in the streets and lack of protection.

Qatar reaffirmed its commitment to international arms control mechanisms, especially nuclear and weapons of mass destruction, emphasizing the need to strengthen global efforts to curb arms proliferation and address ongoing conflicts. Qatar condemned Israeli attacks on civilian facilities in Gaza and called for an immediate ceasefire and humanitarian aid access.

The White House released a video describing President Donald Trump as the President of Peace after he announced U.S. participation in peacekeeping efforts in the Gaza Strip and the formation of a peace council there.

The Egyptian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Emigration has launched a hotline service in over 90 diplomatic and consular missions abroad to respond to inquiries from Egyptian communities, alongside a central hotline to enhance communication worldwide.

Egypt's Foreign Minister Dr. Badr Abdel Aaty emphasized the importance of developing the consular work system to keep up with technological advances and meet the needs of Egyptian communities, focusing on accelerating digital transformation and opening new authentication offices in several governorates.