The West’s plans to hit Russia’s air transport industry have failed, according to a report in the German newspaper “Die Welt”.

Mysterious ground cracks in Libya’s western region have raised concerns among locals about the possibility of earthquakes.

Miami airport security personnel discovered a thrilling surprise last week, as they found a small bag containing two snakes hidden in a passenger’s pants.

The Russian Defense Ministry reported that its forces had completed their capture of the town of Ocheretine in Donetsk, inflicting heavy losses on the Ukrainian army.

Polish player Iga Świątek, the world No. 1, won the Madrid Open tennis title on Saturday. She achieved this victory by defeating Belarusian Aryna Sabalenka, the defending champion from last year.

The Court of First Instance in the city of Marrakech has sentenced a number of individuals involved in the death of an underage girl during a noisy party in a luxury villa.

The Libyan Public Prosecution announced the imprisonment of the former charge d’affaires of the diplomatic mission to Portugal and the financial controller on charges of seizing a huge amount of money allocated for the treatment of Libyan patients.

Barcelona player on loan at Aston Villa, Clement Lenglet, has rejected an offer to move to the Saudi league, preferring to remain competitive in the European leagues.

Sudan’s Foreign Minister-designate, Hussein Awad, issued a strongly worded statement on Saturday, condemning the statements of his Chadian counterpart, which denied his country’s support for any party in Sudan.

A teenager was shot dead by Australian police late on Saturday after a confrontation in the southern Australian suburb of Williton.

The Ministry of Labor announced significant progress in reducing unemployment rates in the country, which fell from 13% in 2014 to 7% this year.

On Saturday, a protest took place outside the municipal theater in Tunis, organized by the opposition National Salvation Front, to demand the immediate release of political detainees it considered forcibly detained.

Field Marshal Khalifa Haftar, commander of Libya’s General Forces, stressed the need to redouble the European Union’s efforts to promote stability in Libya by supporting the political process and facilitating the holding of presidential and parliamentary elections.

Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces (RSF) have accused the Sudanese military of using foreign mercenaries, including fighters from the Ethiopian Tigray Liberation Front (TPLF), in the country’s conflict.

An “Il-76” transport plane loaded with a shipment of Russian humanitarian aid arrived in Niger, at the initiative of the Russian Ministry of Defense.

Concerns are growing in Spain about the military escalation between Morocco and Algeria, according to a report in Spanish newspaper “El Independiente”.

The Russian capital continues to coordinate with Libyan authorities to open a consulate general in Benghazi, according to Alexander Kinchak, director of the Middle East and North Africa Department at the Russian Foreign Ministry.

“Fitch” Ratings has revised its outlook for Egypt’s sovereign rating from “stable” to “positive”.

The Permanent Representative of Libya to the Security Council, Ambassador Taher Al-Sunni, in his capacity as President of the fourth session of the Conference, chaired the second meeting of the Working Committee on the Establishment of a Nuclear-Weapon-Free Zone in the Middle East.

The Tala delegation of Kasserine Governorate, central-western Tunisia, will host the Barbary Horse Festival from 9 to 12 May 2024 after a hiatus of nineteen years.