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Mohamed bin Zayed University of Artificial Intelligence has begun a 25-year study in Abu Dhabi. The project will use health, lifestyle, genetic, sleep, and blood-glucose data to support earlier prediction and prevention of disease.
Abu Dhabi approved a post-separation charter that asks parents to cooperate on children’s education, health, travel, and care. It also encourages families to resolve new disagreements calmly before going to court.
Ten-year-old Ayoub fell into a narrow, dry well in Algeria’s El Bayadh province. Civil-protection teams worked for four days to reach him, but recovered his body on September 5, 2026.
A UN report published on September 4, 2026 said Israeli forces forcibly displaced residents of three refugee camps in the northern West Bank in early 2025. The report says the residents are still unable to return to their homes.
Egypt finished fifth overall and first among Arab countries at the 2026 Mediterranean Games in Taranto. The team won 58 medals, including 23 gold medals.
The FBI handed three Roman-era lead sarcophagus fragments to Lebanese representatives in New York before their planned return to Lebanon. The pieces are believed to have been taken illegally from the Tyre area.
New government data show that the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo has passed 3,000 deaths and 6,100 confirmed cases. Health agencies are expanding testing, treatment, and research on vaccines and medicines.
A Nile crocodile was transported from Jordan to Sudan and returned to Dinder Reserve. The operation involved Sudanese and Jordanian partners and animal-protection organizations.
Syria reopened its embassy in Tripoli on August 30 after more than fourteen years of closure. Syria and Libya also signed an agreement to restart their Joint Higher Committee.
Yemen’s Education Ministry recognized Syrian student Ruaa Mahmoud Sheikh as the top secondary-school student in Al-Mahra after her name was initially left off the honors list. A Saudi newspaper also reported that a private university in Aden offered her a full medical scholarship.
