Participants in the recently held “National Dialogue” in Mali recommended extending the transitional period led by the military council for an additional three years until 2027.

The lawyer’s house in Tunis witnessed a raid for the second time in 48 hours, as security forces arrested lawyer Mehdi Zagrouba.

Chad has submitted a formal request to Mauritanian President Mohamed Ould Ghazouani to support Chad’s candidacy of one of its citizens to assume the presidency of the African Air Navigation Security Agency.

A report by the Internal Displacement Monitoring Centre in Geneva revealed a significant increase in the number of internally displaced people by 50% over the past five years.

Deputy Special Representative of the Secretary-General of the United Nations, Georgette Gallion, arrived in Ghadames to prepare for a Libyan dialogue and the formation of a unified government to oversee the elections.

The Libyan Public Prosecution issued a decision to imprison the former charge d’affaires of the Libyan mission in Burundi, after he caused the spending of public funds in a manner other than those allocated to them.

Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Mikhail Bogdanov said that Africa views Russia as a guarantor of security, stressing that Moscow is not afraid of fair competition in the African continent but is ready for it.

Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi stated that Egypt hosts about 9 million refugees, noting that it treats them like Egyptian citizens, without setting up camps or camps.

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov received in Moscow on Monday a Libyan delegation, according to what was published by the Libyan “Our Government” platform.

A news report published by the English-speaking South African news website “Energy Capital & Power” highlighted six infrastructure projects in Eastern Libya that are expected to uplift the region.

In its report on the economic situation in Libya, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) predicted that the country’s economy will witness an estimated growth of about 8% this year.

The International human rights sources counted the destruction of 72 villages last April as a result of arson against the backdrop of armed conflicts.

Tunisian authorities have dismantled an international drug smuggling network involving Tunisian and Maghreb nationals operating between Tunisia, Italy, and France.

Russia’s Federal Security Service has arrested nine people on charges of online fraud and stealing $540,000 worth of money and transferring that money to Ukrainian forces.

The Libyan Public Prosecutor’s Office issued an order to detain the director general of the Customs Authority and a number of its leaders at Misrata International Airport, against the background of their involvement in the case of smuggling huge quantities of gold bullion.

Turkish authorities at Istanbul airport arrested an expert from the American Museum of Natural History on charges of trying to transport a large group of spiders and scorpions out of the country.

Siberia’s Battajica Crater region, known as the “Gate of Hell,” continues to grow at a staggering 35 million cubic feet per year.

Niger’s Prime Minister, Ali Mahamane Lamine Zein, criticized Benin’s decision to prevent the export of Nigerien oil through its port, saying it constituted a violation of bilateral agreements between the two countries.

Libya’s National Oil Corporation announced the restart of nine oil wells in the Sarir oil field that had been suspended.

Chadian Prime Minister Succés Masra expressed reservations about the results of the presidential elections, calling for their cancellation after he replaced interim President Mohamed Idriss Deby.