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Egypt’s Electricity Ministry confirms replacement of faulty meters within 72 hours

The Ministry of Electricity and Renewable Energy confirmed on Sunday that direct instructions have been issued to replace faulty electricity meters for citizens within a maximum of 72 hours.

  • Egypt's Ministry of Electricity to replace faulty meters within 72 hours.
  • Minister Mahmoud Esmat held meeting with distribution company heads.
  • Unified installment plan to ease financial burden on citizens.

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US Lifts Travel Warning to Israel for Some Americans

U.S. State Department issues new guidance in updated travel advisory.

  • U.S. State Department lifts travel warning for some Americans in Israel.
  • Family members of U.S. government employees can now visit Israel.
  • Travel restricted for U.S. government personnel in certain Israeli regions.

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Germany news: Police operation in Cologne after shots fired

Police have cordoned off part of southern Cologne, reporting multiple shots fired at an apparently empty cafe early in the morning.

  • Police cordoned off major roads in Cologne city center Monday morning.
  • Shots fired outside cafe on Bonner Straße, no casualties reported.
  • Investigation links suspect to organized crime.

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Budanov's political honeymoon is over

President's Office Head Kyrylo Budanov had something rare in Ukrainian politics: a reputation largely untouched by scandals. A career military officer, he is best known for running Ukraine's military intelligence agency (HUR) and overseeing a number of formidable operations during Russia's full-scale war.

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US-Iran conflict: All UAE residents need to know today (Aug. 31, 2026)

The UAE said its air force responded to a drone approaching from Iran over the country’s territorial waters on Monday (Aug. 31), as fighting between the US and Iran flared again near the Strait of Hormuz. Authorities said air-defence systems remain on high alert, while residents were urged to follow official information and not circulate…

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