The Italian humanitarian organization “Emergency” announced on Saturday that it had rescued 87 migrants, including women and children, in the Mediterranean Sea off the Libyan coast.

A truck driver managed to spare pedestrians a disaster on a highway in China’s Guangdong province, after part of it collapsed, leaving dozens of victims, and injured.

Taher Al-Baour, in charge of managing the affairs of the Libyan Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, held a meeting with Danish Foreign Minister Lars Lokke Rasmussen to discuss lifting the no-fly zone.

Libyan naval forces have completed the operation to recover a sunken submarine that was hampering movement in the Benghazi-based seaport of Galiana.

The Berlin government has announced its willingness to give up for free the villa of Joseph Goebbels, Adolf Hitler’s propaganda minister, to end a decades-old debate over the fate of this historic site in the north of the German capital.

Former Liverpool FC star Graeme Souness has been harshly critical of striker Mohamed Salah, describing him as “the most selfish player he has met in his career”.

Egyptian player Amr Warda terminated his contract with Greek club Panseraikos by mutual consent, ahead of the final round of the season, the fifth contract he cancelled this season.

On Saturday, Chad is witnessing the last day of the presidential election campaign, in which ten candidates are competing, most notably transitional President Mahamat Idriss Déby and Prime Minister Soxé Masra.

Earth received a laser signal from a whopping distance of 226 million kilometers through NASA’s “Psyche” mission.

The authorities in western Libya are facing a grim reality due to Algeria’s tireless efforts to form a new Maghreb entity, according to an analysis report by the Moroccan newspaper “North Africa Post”.

An Algerian groom stirred controversy and admiration by giving his bride a gift at their wedding, choosing a celestial star for her that was officially registered in her name.

Algeria, Libya, and Tunisia have agreed to develop a common approach to border development as part of efforts to tackle irregular migration.

Moroccan Football Federation President Faouzi Lekjaa has denied accusations by some Algerian media that he interfered in the appointment of referees during his seven-eight-year presidency.

Tunisia forcibly evacuated hundreds of migrants from sub-Saharan Africa from camps in front of the UN headquarters in Tunis and then transferred them to the Algerian border.

The Moroccan Interior Ministry announced on Friday that authorities had succeeded in dismantling a terrorist cell consisting of five individuals loyal to the “Islamic State” group that was targeting vital and security facilities.

A report by “Africa Intelligence” revealed that Iran is trying to make a grand bargain with Niger by buying 300 tons of uranium.

At least a thousand Sudanese refugees have fled a UN-run camp in northern Ethiopia after a series of violence and robberies, three refugees and the United Nations said on Friday.

Russian State Duma Speaker Vyacheslav Volodin has called on US President Joe Biden and Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky to enlist in the ranks of Ukrainian forces according to the new standards.

The Criminal Chamber of the Tunis Court of First Instance sentenced a person accused of terrorist activities to 13 years in prison.

Russian Andrei Rublev, ranked eighth in the world, managed to reach the final round of the Madrid tennis tournament by defeating American Taylor Fritz, 6-4, 6-3 in the semi-finals, on Friday.