A boat carrying 15 Tunisians sank near Ben Gardane in southeastern Tunisia. Rescue teams recovered 11 bodies, while one survivor was found and the search continued for three missing people.
Sixteen Moroccan fishermen were brought safely aboard a nearby fishing vessel after their boat sank in rough conditions off the southern coast. The rescuing crew then headed to Dakhla port with the survivors.
Yousef and Jenna are holding a three-day wedding celebration in Tunisia, including a henna night in Sidi Bou Said, a ceremony in Tunis, and a final brunch in Carthage.
Qatar’s Local Fresh-Dates Festival at Souq Waqif brought families together with local farmers. About 19,500 people visited in its first three days, while sales passed 41 tonnes of fresh local dates.
Bystanders in Egypt’s Gharbia Governorate worked together to rescue a family after its car fell into a canal. Reports said one rescuer broke the vehicle’s glass and was injured in the effort.
A Jordanian search-and-rescue team found and rescued a three-year-old child alive in Venezuela six days after twin earthquakes. Rescuers used thermal imaging, gave the child first aid, and took him to hospital.
Al Maqeedh Season 2026 is bringing different generations together through more than 80 educational and interactive activities across the UAE. The summer program is expected to reach over 3,000 participants.
The “Welcome Summer” campaign is bringing safe cultural, educational, artistic, and sports activities to children and families across Alexandria. Events will continue until September 17, 2026.
A London family team with Iraqi roots is creating daytime gatherings centered on coffee, Arab and Western music, art, and community. The sold-out project hopes eventually to open a permanent space and expand beyond London.
A Dubai community initiative is distributing locally grown fresh dates to more than 5,000 families and other groups. One thousand Emirati volunteers are supporting the project at community councils across the city.
