Wall Street Journal: Egypt discusses reopening Rafah crossing with Tel Aviv

Clashes in the West Bank and Al-Quds Brigades controls two Israeli marches

Two children injured during clashes with the occupation forces south of Nablus

Dead and wounded in Israeli bombing of a gathering of citizens in Jabalia

Two killed in Israeli strikes on southern Lebanon

Ya'alon: We are carrying out ethnic cleansing in the northern Gaza Strip

Palestinian Presidency warns against establishing buffer zones in Gaza and displacement attempts amid US silence

Syrian opposition announces control over central Aleppo, authorities close airport

WFP: Food prices in Gaza have risen by more than 1,000%

Israeli violations of the truce and the Lebanese continue to return to the south

Miscellaneous

A woman was killed in the Paris metro after her coat got stuck in the door of a train

Super Mario movie keeps topping the box office in America

Air pollution causes the death of 1,200 children and adolescents in Europe annually

We Love Reading is an initiative to spark a love of reading among children

Britain is testing a new alert system on mobile phones

A sanctuary in Sudan launches a relief appeal to save hungry lions and animals

Britain is testing an alarm system on millions of mobile phones

An immersive exhibition on the world of Harry Potter in Paris

The blue verification mark on Twitter belongs to celebrity accounts without their consent

Four Swiss activists walked 224 kilometers to demand greater climate action

Malaria remains a deadly disease in Africa despite vaccines

German magazine editor sacked over fake interview with Schumacher

Omicron's new variant, XBB.1.16, is spreading in the United States

Google temporarily halted the construction of a huge site in Silicon Valley

Elon Musk's projects are sending ripples from Texas to the Vatican

Brazil is on its way to becoming the world's largest corn exporter

The natural pearl industry is a tradition that Bahrain seeks to modernize

Twitter pulls the "state media" label after celebrities were stripped of their blue ticks

Saad Lamjarred is granted conditional release after appealing his rape conviction

21 years in prison for a Russian woman who tried to kill her look-alike with a poisoned candy bar

Qatar University concludes the National Mishkat Quranic Competition for Universities

Qatar Charity: 55,000 beneficiaries of Ramadan activities in Jordan

His Highness Prince Faisal bin Salman inaugurates the modern wings of the International Museum of the Biography of the Prophet

South Korean pop star Moonbin has passed away at the age of 25

Thailand cries Lin Hui, the last of the country's pandas

Controversy over a fake Drake and The Weeknd song generated by artificial intelligence

A man has been arrested for bathing in the waters of a rhino enclosure in a New Zealand park

The record high level of gun violence leads to increasing trauma in the United States

Fox News agrees to pay $787.5 million in defamation lawsuit

Netflix announces that the number of its subscribers exceeded 232 million

Mexican Elena Regadas is the best chef in the world, according to a British classification

The World Health Organization warns that Covid remains a threat

WHO is concerned about judicial restrictions on women's right to a safe abortion

Controversy as an AI-generated image wins a prestigious photography award

Charles III and his wife Camilla choose a spinach quiche for the royal coronation

Apple is taking a "major expansion" step with the opening of its first store in India

Elon Musk is creating his own artificial intelligence tool

Discovery of coastal species 'endemic' to plastic waste in the Pacific Ocean

A Washington Post editorial on COVID-19 swims against the scientific consensus

The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation withdraws from Twitter after designating its account as "government-funded media".

American parents show increased concern about gun violence