Egypt

Egyptian security sources have reported that 150 people per day will be able to leave the Gaza Strip and 50 will enter. 

After several years of delay and 20 years of work, the new Egyptian cultural icon has opened today, costing a billion dollars, which has been greatly delayed by overcosts and political problems. It is twice the size of the Louvre Museum in Paris that has been mouth-to-mouth for the last few days, with 500,000 meters  paintings. Among the treasures that can be found is a large collection of Pharaoh Tutankamon.

What is the largest archaeological site dedicated to a single civilization is located on the plain of Giza, just two kilometers from the pyramids of the same name. It has an area of 50 hectares and contains more than 100,000 pieces, including the mask of Tutankhamun or the sculpture of Pharaoh Rameses II. 

The Rafah crossing will remain closed 'without deadlines', which means, among other things, that the European Union's humanitarian mission EUBAM Rafah is still unable to enter, although it was due to enter last week, as EU High Representative Kaja Kallas explained at a press conference.

The aim of this event will be "to resume humanitarian operations and then begin reconstruction," Macron himself said.

More than 30 international leaders will meet this Monday, including Donald Trump, Pedro Sanchez, and Emmanuel Macron, while Israel will not participate in the meeting.

The first phase of the agreement and the ceasefire in Gaza are already in place after the withdrawal of troops to the yellow line, following the plan proposed by Donald Trump and agreed by Hamas and Israel.

Hamas has announced the exchange on the third day of talks. The US Middle East envoy, Steve Witkoff, and Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner, have arrived in Egypt to participate in the negotiations.

The first round began on Monday at the Egyptian spa in Sharm el Sheikh in the Red Sea to agree on mechanisms and details for the implementation of the first phase of Trump's proposal that Hamas release all abductees in exchange for Israel releasing hundreds of Palestinians.

Israeli and Hamas delegations and mediators (US and Qatar) are already arriving in Egypt to participate in the negotiations that are expected to begin in the next few hours, while in Gaza, for the first time since March, there have been no deadly attacks at night.  

Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu has ordered the dispatch of a delegation to the African country, which will be headed by Ron Dermer, Minister of Strategic Affairs.

The 20-point plan proposed by Donald Trump has not been fully accepted by the Palestinians, as Hamas has called for negotiations on the details of some issues that would remain in the air.

Despite the steps taken, the situation remains tense and key challenges such as demilitarization and future governance in Gaza continue, and more than 67,000 people have already been killed in Israeli attacks in the Gaza Strip.

The latest proposal approved by Hamas remains unanswered and the US has announced a "big meeting" at the White House.

the leaders of the BRICS group of developing countries meeting this Sunday in the Brazilian city have agreed on the document entitled 'Rio de Janeiro Declaration', which reflects their concern about "the current conflicts in various parts of the world and the situation of polarization and division of the international order".

Activists Maite Gartzia (Deputy Coordinator) and Alberto Villarreal (Head of Health), who participated in the Global March, have reported on the situation in Egypt, criticizing the actions of the Spanish ambassador to Egypt, who told them that they should not attend the march.