The European Union, France and Britain have condemned the statements made by Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich during a seminar on the future of the Gaza Strip.

China has recently witnessed an unexpected phenomenon that has worried car owners, as videos have spread across social media showing strange balloon-like bulges on the bodies of cars covered with paint protection films.

The Indian Ministry of External Affairs announced, in a move that reflects a significant improvement in the security situation in Libya, the easing of travel restrictions to Libya that had been imposed since 2016.

Sweden has announced its decision to stop providing development aid to the Republic of Mali, following the latter’s severing of diplomatic relations with Ukraine.

Football fans are anticipating a decisive match on Thursday evening between the Moroccan and Egyptian national teams, as the two teams compete for the bronze medal in the men’s football competition at the Paris Olympics.

The Algerian Ministry of Energy announced on Wednesday that Niger is ready to provide the appropriate conditions for the return of the Algerian company Sonatrach to resume its activities in the country, especially in the oil field in the Kafra region.

Tunisian President Kais Saied dismissed Prime Minister Ahmed Hachani on Wednesday and appointed Social Affairs Minister Kamel Maddouri in his place, the presidency said in an official statement.

The National Oil Corporation in Libya announced yesterday, Wednesday, a state of force majeure in the Sharara oil field, effective from August 7.

The Sudanese Foreign Ministry called for stopping the supply of weapons to the “Rapid Support Forces”, stressing that the continued arming of these forces exacerbates the humanitarian crisis in the country.

The security authorities in the Libyan city of Sabha announced the seizure of a large quantity of heavy weapons, including missiles and automatic rifles, in addition to huge quantities of ammunition and explosive devices.

The Central Bank of Egypt announced today a significant increase in remittances from Egyptians working abroad during last June, as they rose by 65.9% to reach about $2.6 billion, compared to about $1.5 billion in June 2023.

The Tulsa, Oklahoma, Fire Department has released a video showing an unexpected incident where a dog started a fire in his owner’s home.

The UN Security Council unanimously approved support for the “SAMIERC” mission deployed in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo to provide technical and logistical support to combat armed groups.

The Attorney General’s Office issued a decision today, Wednesday, August 7, 2024, to detain the Minister of Oil, Khalifa Abdel-Sadek, and his office manager, on the background of serious job violations.

Lebanese artist Haifa Wehbe shared with her followers, through her official account on “Instagram”, a new video clip, in which she appeared in an elegant look that caught the eye.

In a remarkable move expressing appreciation and gratitude, the Libyan Tribes Union valued Algeria’s position on the Libyan crisis on Wednesday.

The European Union Mission to Libya has launched a program to rehabilitate the Ghadames border crossing in cooperation with the Ministries of Foreign Affairs and Interior of the Libyan Government of National Unity.

A delegation from Russia’s “Rosatom” nuclear company has begun a four-day visit to Burkina Faso to discuss a project to build a power plant.

The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) has declared its strong opposition to any foreign interference in the affairs of the Republic of Mali, according to a “Reuters” report.

Libyan society is witnessing increasing concern about the high divorce rates that have recorded significant jumps in recent years.