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NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte stressed that Europe is entirely dependent on the United States for defense, pointing to the security challenges posed by Russia and the need to strengthen the alliance.

China has issued a warning to its citizens to avoid traveling to Japan, citing deteriorating security and sharp political tensions over Taiwan, which threaten Japan's tourism sector.

The death toll from the landslide on Indonesia's Java island has risen to 17, with the search continuing for dozens of missing people amid difficult conditions and increasing environmental challenges.

The US military announced the arrival of the aircraft carrier 'Abraham Lincoln' to reinforce military power in the region, in a move that comes as part of the maximum pressure policy on Iran.

The Saudi Space Agency signed a memorandum of understanding with the United Nations to enhance cooperation in the peaceful use of space, support sustainability, and build national capabilities within Vision 2030.

As part of the Saudi popular campaign, the King Salman Relief Center is distributing winter clothes to students in Khan Yunis in the Gaza Strip, to alleviate their suffering under the difficult conditions.

The Israeli military announced the recovery of the remains of Sergeant Ran Gafili from Gaza, highlighting the ongoing humanitarian and political crisis for those held captive since the October 7 attack.

Interpol announced the results of its global 'Libertera 3' operation, which resulted in the arrest of more than 3,700 suspects and the rescue of thousands of victims from human trafficking networks.

The French consul reveals that there are 1,200 Saudi students in France, stressing that the costs of studying are equal to those of the French, and an ambition to increase the number to thousands within the framework of Vision 2030.

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