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A 5.6 magnitude earthquake struck the Pakistani capital, Islamabad, and northern regions. Learn more about the earthquake, its geological context, and its historical significance.

Senator Marco Rubio outlines Washington's conditions for reaching an agreement with Tehran, stressing the need to abandon ballistic missiles before any diplomatic solution.

The trial of the killer of Saudi student Mohammed Al-Qasim continues, and toxicology reports reveal the defendant's drug use, adding a new dimension to the case, which is being followed by the public.

Tensions between Cuba and the United States escalated after four people were killed and six injured in an armed clash between the Cuban coast guard and a speedboat registered in Florida.

In a humanitarian move, Washington eased restrictions on Venezuelan oil exports to Cuba, with the aim of addressing the energy crisis and supporting the Cuban people and private sector.

Religious and parliamentary figures in Ethiopia praised the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques' programs for distributing dates and providing iftar meals for fasting people, emphasizing the depth of historical relations and the Kingdom's pioneering role.

Somali security forces announced the killing of more than 23 members of the al-Shabaab terrorist movement and the destruction of their camps in military operations that took place in the states of Hiran and Middle Shabelle.

The Minister of Islamic Affairs of the Maldives praised the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques' program for distributing dates, stressing its role in promoting the values ​​of solidarity and the historical relations between the two countries.

Saudi Arabia launched the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques program to distribute 5 tons of dates in Austria, targeting 20,000 Muslims, in order to promote the values ​​of Islamic solidarity during the holy month of Ramadan.

A tragic stabbing incident in Washington state left four people dead, and the suspect was shot dead by police. Details of the incident and its aftermath.