“NASA” has announced funding for a project to develop the first floating railway line on the moon.

Authorities in Indonesia have begun relief and search and rescue operations after several areas on the island of Sumatra were hit by flooding and lava flows.

At least 27 civilians were killed and more than 130 injured in recent clashes between the Sudanese army and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) in El Fasher, the capital of North Darfur state.

Morocco’s Nahda Berkane beat Egypt’s Zamalek 2-1 at the Municipal Stadium in Berkane in the first leg of the CAF Confederation Cup final, boosting their chances of winning the title in the second leg in Cairo.

Five people died on the Tunisian island of Djerba after drinking alcohol mixed with the toxic substance “Al-Qawars”.

Morocco is close to signing an agreement with India aimed at creating a local armored vehicle industry to strengthen the operational and logistical capabilities of the Royal Armed Forces.

The Libyan government, mandated by the parliament, is preparing to host the Africa-Europe Conference on Migration in Benghazi at the end of May to discuss strategies to reduce illegal migration and its negative repercussions.

Qatar Energy Company has announced that it has acquired a 40% stake in two gas exploration areas in Egypt under an agreement with US multinational ExxonMobil.

Real Madrid players celebrated with their fans in Madrid by winning the LaLiga title for the 36th time in its history.

A 62-year-old American man, Richard Suleiman, performed a kidney transplant from a pig in a global medical precedent.

Presidential candidate Suleiman al-Bayoudi confirmed that Libyan Prime Minister Abdul Hamid Dbeibeh is in a difficult position, noting that he is the only one affected by the unification of the members of the Presidential Council.

Stephanie Khoury, deputy UN envoy to Libya, is struggling with time on the scene of the Libyan crisis, as her mission appears in drawing scenarios to reproduce the Libyan political scene.

Mali’s national dialogue ended with a recommendation that military rulers retain power for several years, following a boycott of the opposition.

At least 11 people, mostly students, died in a collision in Indonesia, authorities announced on Sunday.

The Arab Republic of Egypt announced its intention to intervene officially to support the lawsuit filed by South Africa against Israel before the International Court of Justice, to examine Israel’s violations of its obligation under the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide in the Gaza Strip.

The Central Bank of Libya is preparing to participate in the activities of the Paris Economic Forum, scheduled to be held on the third of next July.

The Russian Ministry of Defense announced that the Belgorod region in southwestern Russia was subjected to a terrorist attack with ballistic missiles and launchers, leaving civilian casualties.

The Moroccan city of Khouribga inaugurated the twenty-fourth edition of the International Festival of African Cinema under the theme “African cinema: an aesthetic that questions its time”.

The 20th edition of the “African Lion” exercise will take place in Morocco from May 20th to 31st, with the participation of 20 countries.

The Minister of State for the Illegal Immigration Affairs in the Libyan government, Fahti Altabawi, renewed his rejection of settling or sorting migrants in Libya, and denied any mistreatment of migrants.