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Europe Reacts.. The Implications of the End of Orban's 16-Year Rule in Hungary
SadaNews - The parliamentary elections in Hungary held yesterday, Sunday, have ended Prime Minister Viktor Orban's continuous rule for 16 years, following a sweeping victory for the opposition "Tisa" party led by Peter Magyary, who garnered 53% of the votes and 138 seats out of 199 in the National A...
A New Drug for Diabetes Redefines Treatment.. One Injection Weekly Instead of 7
SadaNews - The treatment for type 2 diabetes is witnessing a remarkable development with the emergence of a new drug called Awiqli, which is a long-acting insulin taken only once a week instead of the traditional daily injections.
This innovation, which has received approval from the U.S. Food and...
Ask the Doctor.. AI Robots Failed to Diagnose 80% of Diseases
SadaNews - As people around the world increasingly rely on AI-powered chatbots, a new study has revealed that "there's no escaping the doctor." It shows that these chatbots made mistakes in over 80% of medical cases in their early stages.
A new study published yesterday in Jama Network Open highlig...
French Court Convicts Lafarge of Financing ISIS in Syria
SadaNews - A French court convicted the French cement company (Lafarge) on Monday of paying money to the Islamic State and "other jihadist groups" to ensure the continued operation of its factory in Syria.
The court found that the company, acquired by the Swiss group "Holcim", paid millions of doll...
Russian Writer: Purely Civilian Technologies May Provide Better Protection than a Nuclear...
SadaNews - The Russian writer Evgeny Fedorov believes that some countries can protect themselves with purely civilian technologies if they involve unique competencies, citing the so-called "silicon shield" of Taiwan as an example.
In an article on the Voyenoye Obozreniye military affairs website, t...
Continued Rise in Basic Consumer Goods Prices in Gaza Strip
SadaNews - The increase in prices of basic consumer goods in the Gaza Strip continues for the second consecutive month due to instability in the sector's markets.
The consumer price index in the Gaza Strip recorded a sharp increase of 12.42% in March 2026 compared to February 2026. The index also r...
Iran: Initial War Losses Amount to 270 Billion Dollars
SadaNews - The Tasnim agency reported, quoting Iranian government spokesperson Fatemeh Mohajerani, that compensating for war losses is one of the topics being followed by the Iranian team in negotiations in the Pakistani capital, Islamabad, noting that the preliminary assessment of losses amounts to...
Haaretz: Instructions to the Israeli Ambassador in Washington to Reject Ceasefire in Leban...
SadaNews - Haaretz reported from sources that the Israeli ambassador in Washington has been instructed to reject a ceasefire request while negotiations with Lebanon continue.
The sources added: "The Israeli ambassador will affirm the continuation of the war to disarm Hezbollah during the negotiatio...
Oil Prices Drop as Hopes for Easing Iran War Outweigh Escalation Fears
SadaNews - Oil prices fell as indications emerged that Washington and Tehran might revive peace talks, following the United States' initiation of a blockade on the Strait of Hormuz.
Brent crude dipped to nearly $97 per barrel, while West Texas Intermediate crude fell by up to 3.4% to $95.69.
These...
The Fall of Orban May Lead to Resolution of Stalled Issues Between Hungary and the Europea...
SadaNews - The defeat of Viktor Orban in the Hungarian elections has brought great relief in Brussels, as the European Union has had to deal for years with a Hungarian Prime Minister closely associated with Russian President Vladimir Putin and American President Donald Trump, who has obstructed seve...
Gold Prices Rise, Approaching $4760 Per Ounce
SadaNews - Gold rose slightly after a two-day decline, with improved optimism regarding the possibility of reaching a negotiated solution to the war between the United States and Iran, easing inflation fears.
The precious metal was close to $4760 per ounce, recovering part of the 0.6% loss incurr...
Wide incursion.. The occupation arrests 6 citizens from Qalandia camp north of Jerusalem
SadaNews: Israeli occupation forces arrested 6 citizens from Qalandia camp north of occupied Jerusalem at dawn today, Tuesday.
Since early morning, the occupation forces have continued to invade the camp and deploy snipers in several areas within it.
Local sources reported that the occupation forc...