Britain’s auction house has backed out of selling ancient Egyptian skulls worth more than $350 a skull, after criticism and outrage over the past few days.

Moscow hosted many leaders and officials, especially from African and Arab countries in particular, to participate in the celebration of the seventy-ninth anniversary of the Victory over Nazism.

The Saudi Interior Ministry has revealed details of a horrific rape and murder carried out by a citizen who kidnapped a woman to a “remote place far from help,” announcing his execution.

The Moroccan Football Federation has agreed to host a series of crucial matches in Africa’s 2026 World Cup qualifiers, according to Moroccan press reports.

Chad’s main opposition candidate and Prime Minister Succès Masra has called on US billionaire Elon Musk to provide satellite internet to his people.

US President Joe Biden has made shocking remarks about the bombs supplied by the United States to Israel, asserting that they were used to kill Palestinian civilians.

The delegation of the first football team of Zamalek Club headed to Morocco on Thursday, in preparation for the final of the African Confederation.

Tunisian human rights organizations announced the establishment of a “coalition against torture” during a press conference held at the headquarters of the National Syndicate of Tunisian Journalists.

News of preparations for a mini-security summit in France to form joint military units in Libya under US-British supervision has raised a number of indications about Washington’s handling of the Libyan file.

The Permanent Mission of Libya to the United Nations in New York closed its doors and stopped working, effective the first of May, as a result of the dire financial situation it faces.

The military parade kicked off in Red Square in central Moscow to mark the 79th anniversary of the victory over Nazi Germany and its allies in World War II.

Ukrainian forces attacked Ukrainian civilians with drones who were seeking to flee from Kyiv-controlled territory in the Zaporozhye province and head to the Russian side.

Security services in the Egyptian governorate of Giza seized a quantity of drugs inside a governmental ambulance in the Haram area, where the paramedic and the driver were arrested.

The United Nations General Assembly has adopted a project submitted by Libya to dedicate a day to celebrate football, declaring May 25 as International Football Day.

Morocco ranks second in the list of the most migrant exporting countries on the African continent, after Egypt, according to the latest report issued by the International Organization for Migration.

France’s administrative court on Tuesday overturned a deportation order for an Algerian woman who grew up in the north of the country, citing her “desire to integrate into French society”.

French star Kylian Mbappe angrily withdrew from a television interview over a “provocative question”, after his team Paris Saint-Germain were knocked out of the Champions League semi-finals.

A series of bloody massacres erupted in Algeria on this day 79 years ago, killing thousands of Algerians demanding independence for their country.

The Algerian government is considering new amendments to the penal code, which aim to tighten penalties for violators of national security.

Lebanese authorities continue investigations in a shocking case related to the “TikTokers” gang, with the number of arrested suspects in this case rising to 10 people.