News Brief Roundup

In today's news brief roundup: 1. A Turkish ship delivers humanitarian aid to Gaza, establishing field hospitals amid conflict. 2. WHO declares Al-Shifa hospital non-functional due to persistent violence. 3. Concerns rise for newborns at Al-Shifa lacking essential care. 4. British PM Rishi Sunak reshuffles cabinet, appointing David Cameron as Foreign Secretary, signaling a shift in leadership dynamics. Stay tuned for updates.

UN warns of a dire food crisis in Gaza, Israeli troops raid Jenin Refugee Camp; UN faces challenges evacuating al-Shifa Hospital; UK Home Secretary backtracks on European Convention withdrawal; Violence erupts in Bulgarian football protest.

"In this episode, we're diving into the Middle East's conflicts and their global economic impact. Stay tuned for more updates

In today's news brief roundup, a four-day ceasefire between Israel and Hamas has been successfully negotiated, with both parties committing to releasing hostages. Additionally, Hungary is set to receive €900 million from the EU's REPowerEU program.

- Ursula von der Leyen, current head of the European Commission, aims for a second term, endorsed by her party, focusing on progressive initiatives like the Green Deal. - The Rubymar cargo vessel, registered in the UK, was attacked by Houthi rebels off Yemen's coast, leading to disruptions in maritime trade routes. - Hungary's parliament is expected to vote on Sweden's NATO bid, ending months of delay by the nationalist government, amidst mounting pressure from allies.