Shahat Ghatouri, head of the Egyptian Customs Authority, revealed the total value of goods released since the beginning of this year until the end of July, which amounted to about $44 billion.

Algerian boxer Imane Khelif qualified for the women’s welterweight final at the Paris 2024 Olympics, after defeating the defending champion, Thai Jan Jaim Suanping, in the semi-finals.

The bodies of 20 prominent leaders of the “Awami League” party, led by outgoing Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, and nine of their relatives have been found in different cities in Bangladesh.

Libya’s High Council of State has elected Khalid al-Mishri as its new president, succeeding Mohamed Takala, after a fierce competition that saw disputes over the results of the vote.

U.S Special Envoy to Libya Richard Norland met with the Chairman of the National Oil Corporation , Farhat Bengdara, to discuss the current halt in production at the Sharara oil field.

Niger’s military council has severed diplomatic ties with Ukraine, two days after Mali made a similar move.

A correspondent for Radio “Dabanga” reported that refugees in the Qoz Amir camp for Sudanese refugees in eastern Chad are suffering from a severe food crisis due to the non-disbursement of food rations for four months.

The French newspaper “Le Figaro” reported that Tunisian President Kais Saied, who is seeking a second term, has succeeded in marginalizing the opposition and crushing any potential competition, as the Tunisian presidential elections scheduled for October 6 approach.

The Analytical Support and Sanctions Monitoring Team of the UN Security Council revealed the details of its 34th report submitted to the Security Council on July 19 on the “ISIS” and “Al-Qaeda” organizations in Libya and countries around the world.

Several areas in northern Sudan witnessed massive floods on Tuesday, completely and partially destroying more than 10,000 homes.

A senior Israeli official, speaking to the Israeli radio station “103 FM”, criticized Egypt’s refusal to participate in a defensive alliance aimed at repelling potential missile attacks from Iran and its allies.

The (M23) movement has taken control of the border town of Ishasha in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, complicating a ceasefire that began on August 4 between the DRC and Rwanda.

Hanan Hamdan, Representative of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees in Egypt and the League of Arab States, revealed that Egypt hosts more than 600,000 registered refugees.

The Commander of the General Command, Khalifa Haftar, discussed with the Head of the Egyptian General Intelligence, Major General Abbas Kamel, the political developments of the Libyan crisis, during their meeting in the Rajma area in the city of Benghazi, according to what was announced by the office of the “General Command”.

The Minister of Tourism and Antiquities in the Libyan government assigned by Parliament, Ali Qalama, conducted a field tour of the “Qasr Libya” archaeological castle in the municipality of Al-Sahel in Jabal Al-Akhdar, one of the most prominent archaeological and tourist sites in the country.

In a surprising development, Egyptian artist Sherine Abdel Wahab broke her silence regarding her crisis with her ex-husband, artist Hossam Habib, accusing him of stealing from her and sending a distress call to the public and officials.

The Libyan Waha Oil Company expects its production to reach 420,000 barrels per day by the end of this year 2024.

Khaled Al-Mishri won the presidency of the Supreme Council of State in Libya, where he received 69 votes out of 137, ahead of Mohamed Takala, who received only 68 votes.

Russian border guards thwarted a Ukrainian infiltration attempt into the Kursk region on Tuesday, acting governor of the region Alexei Smirnov announced.

A court in Tunis sentenced Abir Moussi, the leader of the Free Constitutional Party and potential presidential candidate, to two years in prison on Monday evening.