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euronewsEnglish

Study: A quarter of adolescents worldwide never reach an hour of daily activity

Around 240 million adolescents worldwide reported in 2025 that they had no day with at least an hour of moderate-to-vigorous physical activity during the week, according to a study published in The Lancet Global Health. Drawing on 389 surveys covering 3.2 million adolescents in 140 countries, the study found that the average number of active days remained at 2.7 per week between 2010 and 2025. Girls reported less activity than boys, alongside geographic and income-related disparities.
- #adolescents
- #Physical activity
- #Global Health
Nov 4, 2026 AI summary
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altreconomiaItalian

Asset management giants ease tensions with Trump despite his electoral defeat

Alessandro Volpi argues that BlackRock, Vanguard and State Street are taking a pragmatic approach to easing tensions with the Trump administration despite his electoral defeat, as they confront mounting US debt and the risks of an AI bubble. Their demands focus on stable regulation, facilitating energy and infrastructure projects, and expanding investment of retirement savings in private markets—an agenda on which Volpi sees narrowing differences between Democrats and Trump supporters.

Nov 4, 2026 AI summary
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agensirItalian

Fagioli: Trumpism’s defeat does not guarantee a Democratic victory in 2028

Massimo Fagioli, a professor at Villanova University in Philadelphia, sees the midterm results as a rejection of Trumpism more than a fully fledged Democratic victory, offering no guarantee of winning the presidency in 2028. He says the party needs a national message beyond opposing Trump, while the presidency faces a Democratic-majority Congress and decisions on the war in Iran and relations with Israel and Europe remain largely in the executive’s hands.

Nov 4, 2026 AI summary
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agensirItalian

Shevchuk: Ukraine is a people, not territory; peace is not cemetery silence

Sviatoslav Shevchuk, head of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, called for saving lives to be the goal of any negotiations, rejecting the reduction of Ukraine’s future to ownership of territory. In an interview in Rome, he accused Russian forces of mining exit routes from Oleshky and blocking food supplies, said civilian suffering was recurring in other towns, and criticized what he sees as the prioritization of economic interests over residents’ fate.

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agensirItalian

Avrum Burg: Replacing Netanyahu is not enough to rebuild democracy

Former Knesset speaker Avrum Burg argues that renewing Israeli democracy requires restoring trust in institutions and fully including Arab citizens, as government formation consultations begin following the October 27 elections. In an interview, he considers a swift agreement unlikely because of divisions and vetoes between parties, and accuses Likud and some allies of trying to delegitimise the election results. He warns that American support could erode if Israel continues on its current path.

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El MundoEnglish

CAF president urges world to see Latin America as a region offering solutions

Sergio Díaz-Granados, president of CAF, the development bank of Latin America and the Caribbean, calls for the region to be seen as a source of food, energy and opportunities for business growth. He explains that the bank has decided to establish a Madrid-based vice presidency to strengthen ties with Spain and the European Union, and is directing part of its surpluses toward technical cooperation to prepare infrastructure projects. He also presents the “500+” programme to strengthen historical heritage and cooperation among cities that are, or will become, more than 500 years old.

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El MundoEnglish

Díaz’s experts recommend a 4.9% minimum wage increase in Spain

Spain’s Labour Ministry expert committee recommends raising the minimum wage by 4.9% in 2027 to €1,281 a month, according to sources familiar with its calculations, to protect purchasing power and reach 60% of the average wage. Unions CCOO and UGT demand a 7% increase, potentially complicating negotiations as Second Deputy Prime Minister Yolanda Díaz seeks approval before the elections.

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The AtlanticEnglish

Americans spend more time with family as friendships lose ground

Americans increasingly gravitate toward family time as meetings with friends decline and money and time pressures grow. In a survey of more than 2,000 participants, 43% mentioned family or a romantic partner when describing their ideal evening—a preference that does not measure actual time spent together. Among those dissatisfied with how often they saw friends, nearly 40% cited a lack of money, reflecting the overlap between a desire for family closeness and difficulty socializing outside the home.

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Modern DiplomacyEnglish

Trump’s election losses open divergent paths for conflict with Iran

Donald Trump’s midterm losses could lead Gulf governments to expect him to seek a peace deal with Iran, while Tehran could see an opportunity to strengthen its position, leaving both de-escalation and escalation possible. A Democratic-controlled Congress could increase scrutiny of Israeli military operations and propose new aid for Ukraine, though immediate assistance is unlikely. Oil prices fell slightly after the elections, while supply concerns persisted.

Nov 4, 2026 AI summary
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startmagItalian

Democratic victory raises prospect of curbs on AI expansion

Democratic control of both chambers of Congress opens the door to tighter scrutiny of technology companies and data centers, including possible executive testimony and investigations into energy costs and AI-driven pricing. Victories by Democratic women in Texas, Georgia and Ohio increase the prospect of restrictions on new projects in response to concerns about electricity and water consumption. Although Donald Trump retains veto power, investigations and pressure on permits and financing could slow expansion.

Nov 4, 2026 AI summary
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NewsweekEnglish

A US Nuclear Strike on Iran’s Pickaxe Mountain Remains Unlikely

Donald Trump’s threats to strike Iran’s Pickaxe Mountain facility confront fortifications that may extend 100 meters underground, making destruction with conventional bunker-busting bombs difficult. Tucker Carlson claimed, without evidence, that Washington was considering a nuclear strike, while the White House said he had no insight into military planning or the president’s thinking. Such a scenario remains highly unlikely; analysts warn it could encourage nuclear proliferation, while uncertainty about the facility’s design poses targeting challenges.

Nov 4, 2026 AI summary
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africarivistaEnglish

MedFilm broadens Mediterranean horizons with sub-Saharan African cinema

The 32nd MedFilm Festival, scheduled in Rome from November 5 to 15, opens its official selection to sub-Saharan Africa for the first time, broadening the understanding of the Mediterranean as a space of cultural connections. The program brings together a Chadian film by Mahamat-Saleh Haroun in competition and projects from Senegal and Nigeria on its industry platform, offering co-production opportunities, while Haroun’s film explores a female alliance confronting exclusion and communal authority.

Nov 4, 2026 AI summary
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TimeEnglish

Loss of Congress could weaken Trump’s grip on Republicans

Democrats’ victory in both chambers of Congress in the November 3 elections could impose new constraints on Donald Trump’s power and weaken his influence within the Republican Party during his final two years as president. Trump acknowledged that the war in Iran contributed to the defeat, while signaling readiness to resume strikes against it. Those close to him expect greater defiance, while aides prepare for battles over appointments and possible congressional investigations.

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وزارة الزراعة السوريةArabic

Syrian Agriculture Ministry approves around 211 million liras in compensation for 8,289 farmers

Syria’s Agriculture Ministry approved around 211 million Syrian liras in compensation for 8,289 farmers across seven governorates. The ministry said the compensation covers crop damage caused by hail, frost and rising water levels in the Euphrates River, affecting an estimated 195,000 dunams.

Nov 4, 2026 AI summary
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NewsweekEnglish

Dressing for approval carries personal and environmental costs

Seeking others' approval can turn clothing from a means of self-expression into a source of personal restraint, alongside a purchasing cycle that favors novelty over durability. The experience of wearing a pink suit after a month of hesitation inspires a call for deliberate consumption, clothing repairs and responsible production that preserves craftsmanship, emphasizing shared responsibility between consumers and businesses and sustainable choices accessible to everyone.
- #social approval
- #sustainable fashion
- #consumerism
Nov 4, 2026 AI summary
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כלכליסטHebrew

Balicer: Organisational barriers hinder wider adoption of healthcare AI

Ram Balicer, head of innovation at Clalit Health Services, said just over a tenth of healthcare AI projects reach large-scale implementation, with most failures stemming from difficulties integrating tools into workflows rather than technology. He cited a predictive model that identified 38 hepatitis C cases among 500 people tested instead of around 50,000, calling for early staff involvement and comparison of the tools’ risks with care as actually practised.

Nov 4, 2026 AI summary
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Noon PostEnglish

Abdulrahman El-Sayed faces Islamophobic campaigns in Senate race

Democratic candidate Abdulrahman El-Sayed faces advertisements targeting his religious and ethnic identity in Michigan’s Senate race, while focusing his campaign on living costs and healthcare. Accounts gathered in the field from voters and activists document their objections to rhetoric from his Republican rival Mike Rogers and his allies linking him to extremist groups, while Rogers’ campaign denies the issue is about Islam. El-Sayed would become the first Muslim in the US Senate if he wins.

Nov 4, 2026 AI summary
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כלכליסטHebrew

Stable tech employment masks shifts in demand for skills

Lawyer Hila Zilberstein argues that layoff figures alone cannot explain changes in tech employment, as stable headcounts may conceal a gap between workers’ skills and companies’ needs. She cites a survey of 210 companies employing about 130,000 people, in which the share cutting recruitment because of AI adoption rose from roughly 3% to roughly 10% in six months, and calls for early planning around skills and legal implications.

Nov 4, 2026 AI summary
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Middle East EyeEnglish

US Democrats plan settler sanctions inspired by Britain

Democrats told Middle East Eye they intend to use their new control of Congress to propose sanctions targeting settlers in the occupied West Bank, following Britain’s example. A source said informal talks with Andy Burnham’s government are already under way amid discussions about reviving the Democratic–Labour alliance ahead of the 2028 US presidential election, while Emily Thornberry expressed hope for cooperation on this policy soon.

Nov 4, 2026 AI summary
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The GuardianEnglish

Texas Democrats celebrate Talarico and Hinojosa wins, breaking Republican dominance

Democratic supporters in Austin celebrated the election of James Talarico as the youngest US senator and Gina Hinojosa as Texas’s first Latina governor, marking the party’s first statewide victory since 1994. Talarico’s defeat of Trump-backed Ken Paxton helped Democrats regain control of the Senate. Participants in the celebrations linked the result to rising living costs and rejection of MAGA policies, while Talarico called for moving beyond the politics of hatred and division.

Nov 4, 2026 AI summary
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כלכליסטHebrew

Research paper warns of risks in ending mandatory pension contributions for young Israelis

A research paper warns that the Israeli National Economic Council’s proposal to end mandatory employee pension contributions until age 40 could threaten workers’ financial security later in life by overlooking long-term care costs and the crisis in care insurance. The proposal targets employees’ contributions of 6% of salary, while maintaining employer contributions and allowing voluntary saving. Under the council’s central scenario, disposable income is expected to rise by about 500 shekels a month, while the average net monthly pension would fall from 16,600 to 14,800 shekels, including old-age benefits.

Nov 4, 2026 AI summary
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כלכליסטHebrew

Closing bank customer complaints is not enough to prevent recurrence

Rimona Farkash argues that resolving bank customers' requests is insufficient to improve service while information and responsibilities remain fragmented across separate units. She cites approximately 33.2 million shekels returned to groups of customers after individual complaints exposed systemic failings, according to the banking supervisor's 2022–2023 review. She calls for unified request tracking and learning from recurring failures, with AI providing assistance without relieving management of its responsibilities.

Nov 4, 2026 AI summary
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criptovalutaItalian

Wall Street futures rise after elections as data center stocks fall

Wall Street index futures rose after Democrats won both chambers of Congress and Trump conceded defeat, while the dollar weakened and data center stocks came under pressure. The analysis argues that divided government limits expectations for fiscal stimulus and that the data center dispute concerns rules and permits more than halting the AI race. Technically, a break below S&P 500 support near 7,540 could lead to a decline toward 7,265.

Nov 4, 2026 AI summary
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Fox NewsEnglish

Jim Jordan seeks House minority leadership, two sources say

House Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan is seeking to lead House Republicans, two sources told Fox News Digital, as Democrats are projected to take the majority for the remainder of Donald Trump's term. He could face competition from Steve Scalise, while Mike Johnson's intentions remain unclear despite widespread expectations that he will step aside. The winner would play a central role in defending Trump against potential Democratic investigations and possibly impeachment efforts.

Nov 4, 2026 AI summary
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The EconomistEnglish

Shifts among young and Hispanic voters propel Democrats to historic election victory

In the November 3 elections, Democrats achieved their biggest popular-vote victory for the House since 1976 and also took control of the Senate. Civic Health and Elections Project polling and analysis of the results show gains among new voters and part of Trump’s coalition, including a 21-percentage-point shift toward Democrats among under-30s and notable gains among Hispanic voters; immigration policies may partly explain the shift.

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العربية السعوديةArabic

Saudi Arabia’s ‘Dream of the Desert’ prepares for luxury journeys in October 2027

Al Arabiya Saudi Arabia reported that the luxury ‘Dream of the Desert’ train is scheduled to begin commercial journeys in October 2027. The operating company’s CEO told the channel that the hotel train will connect Riyadh with the Jordanian border, covering approximately 2,000 kilometres round trip along a route passing through mountains, valleys and lakes.

Nov 4, 2026 AI summary
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businessinsiderEnglish

Netflix hires Darshan Kantak to accelerate ads after cutting revenue forecast

Netflix appointed Darshan Kantak vice president of its ads platform after cutting its annual ad revenue forecast by $300 million to $2.7 billion because of product and partner integration delays. Former colleagues describe him as a leader experienced in solving complex technical problems, as Netflix aims to introduce new ad formats and measurement tools and expand its ad-supported tier to 15 additional countries next year.

Nov 4, 2026 AI summary
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businessinsiderEnglish

Ballot-box backlash threatens US data center expansion plans

The US midterms revealed broad opposition to data centers, with an NBC poll finding that 76% of voters oppose building them in their communities. Redbud Consulting’s analysis counted 33 approved measures restricting them against one permitting them, while Goldman Sachs economists forecast temporary project moratoria that could affect about 45% of planned US capacity expansion.

Nov 4, 2026 AI summary
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العربية السعوديةArabic

Saudi crown prince receives Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa in Riyadh

Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman received Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa in Riyadh, according to Al Arabiya Saudi Arabia.

Nov 4, 2026 AI summary
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Il Fatto QuotidianoItalian

Renault chief: 2035 emissions target is unrealistic and threatens industry

Renault CEO François Provost calls Europe’s 2035 emissions target unrealistic and urges limits on Chinese car imports alongside incentives for Chinese manufacturers to invest and produce in Europe. He says China’s industrial ecosystem has costs 35% below Europe’s, affirms Renault’s continued investment in electric cars and full hybrids, and warns that the European market could lose another three million annual vehicle sales by 2030, according to company estimates.

Nov 4, 2026 AI summary
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KulturjamItalian

Italian press fixation on US elections sidelines domestic issues

The US midterm elections dominated Italian newspapers on November 4 before the results emerged, while domestic issues, including education cuts and cyberattacks on supermarkets, receded. From this critical perspective, the focus on Trump privileges the individual over the system that produced him, while the left criticizes an order it wants to remain part of, leaving Italy’s concerns and autonomy in the background.

Nov 4, 2026 AI summary
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Foreign PolicyEnglish

Democratic control of Congress narrows Trump’s room to act without guaranteeing immediate change

Democrats’ victory in both the House and Senate suggests a rejection of Donald Trump’s policies more than an alternative course, with the party lacking unified leadership and a shared vision. Polls link voter anger to rising costs, corruption, the Iran war and tariffs. The strongest constraints on the president may come from depleted military stockpiles and legal obstacles to his trade policies, while the electoral shift does not guarantee immediate change.

Nov 4, 2026 AI summary
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Foreign PolicyEnglish

Progressive gains give Democrats an opening to reshape US capitalism

Progressive victories in the midterm elections offer Democrats an opportunity to reshape US capitalism amid a cost-of-living crisis and growing dissatisfaction with the economic system. The argument is that the progressive left and populist right are responses to the same economic consensus, despite their differing policies. Cooperation, trust and social ties emerge as elements overlooked by a model that reduces people to the pursuit of individual self-interest.

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The IndependentArabic

Jeffries Announces Democrats Have Retaken Congress, Pledges an Affordable America

House Democratic leader Hakeem Jeffries announced that his party had regained control of the US Congress, addressing Brooklyn and the communities where he was raised. He pledged that Democrats would fight to make life in the United States affordable and continue striving toward a more perfect union.

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The IndependentArabic

Jeffries: Congress Will Work for Americans, Not the President or Supreme Court

House Democratic leader Hakeem Jeffries pledged to work to restore the broken trust between Congress and the American people. He said the next Congress would not work for the president, vice president or Supreme Court, but would serve Americans, presenting this as a commitment from House Democrats.

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The IndependentArabic

El-Sayed: Equality and Rights, Not Symbols, Define America

Abdurrahman Muhammad El-Sayed says his love for America leads him to demand that it serve all its children. He argues that its meaning extends beyond the flag or patriotic songs to human equality, the rights to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness, and citizens working together to expand freedom.

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The IndependentArabic

El-Sayed Links Life-Expectancy Gaps to Becoming a Doctor

Abdurrahman Muhammad El-Sayed, the child of immigrants elected to the Senate, recounts observing a ten-year life-expectancy gap between the United States and Egypt, then finding the same gap 15 minutes away in Detroit or Pontiac. He says this contrast led him to become a doctor.

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The IndependentArabic

El-Sayed: Michigan Voters Defeated Record Outside Spending

Abdurrahman Muhammad El-Sayed says Michigan voters, not big-money interests, decide who represents them in Washington. He says his campaign overcame a record $70 million in outside spending, an 11-to-1 financial disadvantage in the primary, and a quarter of a billion dollars in the general election.

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New York PostArabic

Students leave school bus into waist-deep floodwater in Florida

Students stepped off a school bus into waist-deep floodwater in Port St. Lucie, Florida, according to the New York Post. The outlet reported that up to 22 inches of rain fell in parts of the state on November 2, causing floods that required the rescue of more than 100 people. Flood warnings remained active into November 3.

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MeidasTouchArabic

Trump accepts the results as Leavitt blames voters and media

Donald Trump told Bret Baier that he would accept the election race results. The program then presented Karoline Leavitt’s explanation for the defeat: she said Americans had forgotten what she described as the administration’s good policies and may have listened to media she called dishonest and aligned with the Democratic Party.

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MeidasTouchArabic

Trump attacks Fox polls despite their closeness to the results

Donald Trump attacked Fox polls as the worst after Bret Baier noted that the election results were close to the network’s projections. Trump declined to acknowledge the accuracy of those forecasts, saying Fox polls had misjudged his popularity for 12 years.

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Mechal aladawi مشعل العدويArabic

Al-Adawi: No Official Information on Jordan's Yarmouk Water Demands

Mishaal Al-Adawi distinguishes between sharing the Yarmouk River's water and using basins within national borders, saying the river itself lacks water. He says he has heard no official position concerning Jordan, notes that previous agreements require review in his view, and urges waiting for the results of a committee announced by the Foreign Ministry.

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Mechal aladawi مشعل العدويArabic

Al-Adawi Links Agricultural Efficiency to Soil Type and Water Conservation

Mishaal Al-Adawi criticizes the expansion of tomato cultivation in Hauran amid heavy water use and difficulty marketing the crop. He calls for practical guidance identifying what farmers can grow at lower cost and with better yields, explaining that soil characteristics vary within Daraa and across Syrian regions, making a single recommendation unsuitable.

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Mechal aladawi مشعل العدويArabic

Al-Adawi Urges Syria to Begin Its Recovery Through Agricultural Development

Mishaal Al-Adawi calls for a recovery that surpasses 2010 conditions by relying on local resources and improving agricultural performance instead of awaiting foreign investors and grants. He prioritizes agriculture because it requires less energy than industry, while linking tourism development to security, high-quality services, and ethical treatment of visitors.

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Mechal aladawi مشعل العدويArabic

Mishaal Al-Adawi Denies Claims of Moving Government Institutions to Aleppo

Mishaal Al-Adawi denies claims that government institutions are moving from Damascus to Aleppo, saying they originated with a Turkish newspaper that, he alleges, serves a Zionist agenda. He argues that social-media exaggeration frightens people and affects economic life, social stability, and investment, insisting the report is baseless.

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MalgradotuttoArabic

Elyas recounts his father’s role with Kamal Adwan’s children

Elyas Abu Safiya says his father helped dozens of children and cites a figure exceeding 187 children based on testimony from medical delegations. He describes his father as a source of support for children who lost their parents, presenting this medical and humanitarian work as a reason to end his detention.

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MalgradotuttoArabic

Elyas reminds Meloni of Geneva protections for doctors

Elyas Abu Safiya addresses Giorgia Meloni, recalling that the Geneva Conventions provide protection for medical personnel and doctors working in armed conflicts and hospitals. He connects the appeal to his family’s suffering, saying he misses his father and hopes to see him, while asking why his family must endure this pain.

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MalgradotuttoArabic

Elyas relays his father’s lawyer’s allegations of mistreatment

Elyas Abu Safiya says the lawyer’s latest visit indicated that his father had remained shackled by the hands and feet for months, was denied bathing and developed skin diseases. He also alleges that his father was beaten with an iron hammer and quotes a message in which his father feared being killed and not receiving another visit.

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MalgradotuttoArabic

Elyas Abu Safiya describes his father’s underground isolation

Elyas Abu Safiya says his father, Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya, is being held underground in Rakefet Prison, without sunlight, in a cramped isolation cell. He adds that reports from the lawyer and Physicians for Human Rights addressed the health and psychological conditions his father is experiencing in prison.

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pearlmania500English

متحدث يكرر «لقد فعلناها» أربع مرات دون توضيح السياق

يعرض الفيديو متحدثًا يكرر عبارة «لقد فعلناها» أربع مرات، دون توضيح طبيعة الإنجاز أو سياقه.

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Erem News - إرم نيوزArabic

Axios: Trump and Netanyahu held a tense call over Iran

Erem News cited Axios reporting on a call between Donald Trump and Netanyahu that sources described as frank and harsh. The coverage linked the call to differences over Iran: Trump wanted to give diplomacy another chance, while Israeli pressure favored renewed strikes, amid efforts to restart negotiations and preparations for possible military escalation.

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Erem News - إرم نيوزArabic

Erem News: Surgeon Adam Hamawy wins a seat in Congress

Erem News reported that surgeon Adam Hamawy won a seat in the U.S. Congress, tracing his life from his birth in Egypt and migration at seven months old to his surgical career. It said he treated wounded people in Iraq and Gaza and helped save Tammy Duckworth in 2004, before she later became a senator.

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Erem News - إرم نيوزArabic

Trump says he agreed with Netanyahu to end aid to Israel

Donald Trump said he had agreed with Netanyahu to end aid to Israel by the end of the year while continuing arms sales, according to Erem News. The report linked the election-day announcement to an effort to reduce electoral criticism of funding Israel, noting that the memorandum providing $3.8 billion in annual aid runs through September 2028.

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Erem News - إرم نيوزArabic

Erem News: Democratic gains pose congressional challenges for Trump

Erem News reported Democratic gains in the US midterm elections, including in Texas and Ohio. The report explained that opposition control of both chambers of Congress provides tools to obstruct President Donald Trump’s legislation, investigate his administration and reject his nominees for federal posts, while he retains executive powers and the veto.

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Asharq News - الشرق للأخبارArabic

Ibrahim: Republican Oversight Complicates Trump’s Election Challenges

Zeina Ibrahim says Donald Trump began legal action in Alaska over similar names on the ballot. However, she argues that challenging results in swing states may be difficult because six of them have Republican governors, while Republicans also oversee their election laws and processes.

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Asharq News - الشرق للأخبارArabic

Al-Janabi: Independent Voters May Decide Iowa’s Election

Arfad Al-Janabi says 25% of Iowa voters cast early or mail ballots, departing from their usual preference for voting on Election Day. He adds that independents constitute 31% of registered voters and may decide the contest, while the secretary of state’s office viewed turnout as indicating potentially record overall participation.

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Asharq News - الشرق للأخبارArabic

Ibrahim Links Shapiro’s Lead to Jobs and Pennsylvania’s Economic Shift

Asharq correspondent Zeina Ibrahim explains the broad powers of state governors in the federal system, then says Josh Shapiro enjoys strong support. Citing people she met, she says economic revival and job growth—especially in healthcare after the decline of steel industries—help explain Pennsylvania voters’ support for him.

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Asharq News - الشرق للأخبارArabic

Al-Janabi Links Iowa Union Support for Democrats to Fuel Costs

Asharq correspondent Arfad Al-Janabi says Iowa unions, including a state farmers’ union, announced support for Democratic candidates because of higher living and fuel costs. He explains that fuel prices pressure profits, employment and economic activity in the agricultural-industrial state, while Republican campaigns are counting on their electoral platform.

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Asharq News - الشرق للأخبارArabic

Ali Barda Foresees a Strike on Iran if a Deal Fails

Ali Barda says Trump cannot disregard an election result favoring the Democrats, but considers a resort to force against Iran likely if he fails to reach a deal. He says the operations have exceeded the period he cites under the War Powers law, while acknowledging that the success or failure of another strike is unknown.

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Asharq News - الشرق للأخبارArabic

Ali Barda Explains How Elections Could Alter Congress’s Constraints on Trump

Ali Barda explains that the US presidential system rests on separation of powers and mutual oversight among the presidency, Congress and the judiciary. He argues that a Republican victory would give Trump additional backing to continue his policies, while a Democratic win would expand congressional oversight, with the constraints varying by the victory margin.

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