In Riyadh, Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan has called for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza during a high-level meeting focused on a two-state solution, stressing the need for accountability and international support for humanitarian efforts.

Meanwhile, Riyadh is set to enhance its urban mobility with the unveiling of a new 3.6-kilometer, driverless monorail project in the King Abdullah Financial District, aiming to advance sustainability and integrate with the Riyadh Metro.

On the international front, tensions are rising in Yemen as the Houthis prepare for an offensive amid the nation's economic crisis, prompting the Yemeni government to seek international aid to stabilize the faltering currency.

Across the globe in the UK, campaigners are pushing for greater recognition of Asian soldiers' contributions in World War I within school curriculums, emphasizing figures like Khudadad Khan to help combat racism and Islamophobia.

Back in Saudi Arabia, a weather forecast for heavy rain has led to the suspension of in-person classes in Jeddah and surrounding areas, with lessons moving online via the Madrasati platform as a precautionary measure.

Lastly, strengthening regional ties, Bahrain and Saudi Arabia have reaffirmed their security cooperation in a series of meetings in Manama, emphasizing their ongoing collaboration through a joint coordination council.