A Sumatran orangutan used a medicinal plant as a natural dressing to treat a severe wound on his face, in a rare sight spotted in the wild.

France’s former first lady, Carla Bruni, has been questioned in Paris over the illegal financing of the presidential campaign of her husband Nicolas Sarkozy from Libya.

The news that circulated about the launch of the first female AI presenter on Egyptian television aroused curiosity and questions from the public.

Threat Fabric revealed the discovery of a new malware called “Brokewell”, targeting users’ bank accounts on “Android” devices.

The Russian Ministry of Defense announced today the neutralization of 1,220 Ukrainian soldiers and the destruction of military equipment, including the American Abrams tank and the German IRIS-T air defense system.

Morocco’s Nahda Berkane have officially qualified for the final of the Confederation of African Football (CAF) Cup, amid a storm of controversy over a map drawn on their players’ shirts.

Reporters Without Borders announced the results of the 2024 Press Freedom Index, noting that Libya’s position in the global and Arab list has improved.

Morocco’s unemployment rate rose to 13.7% in the first three months of this year, compared to 12.9% in the same period last year, official statistics show.

Internet hackers have threatened to publish confidential data from the Italian company “Eni,” which is partly owned by the Libyan company Mellitah Oil & Gas, unless they receive a payment of 50 million dollars.

Argentine star Lionel Messi added another milestone to his record after being crowned Major League Soccer Player of the Month award for April.

Mohamed Salah gave a signal that he will continue with Liverpool after participating on Thursday, in a promotional campaign for the English team’s shirts next season.

The report issued by the Commonwealth of States in cooperation with the Institute for Economics and Peace (IEP) showed that Tunisia is first among the Maghreb countries in developing young people and achieving their sustainable development goals.

Tunisia revealed that Libya is the first Arab importer and the fifth in the world for Tunisian products, as its exports to Libya represent about 40% of the country’s total exports.

Sudanese media sources revealed the graduation of a new batch of the Rapid Support Forces in Saudi Arabia, prompting protests from the Sudanese authorities.

The Central Bank of Libya announced the continuation of consultations with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) on 6 files related to the financial and monetary situation in the country.

The Russian Federal Security Service announced the elimination of an agent belonging to the Ukrainian military intelligence who arrived in Russia from Lithuania.

The French website “Africa News” said in its report on illegal immigration that about 10,000 migrants a month flow from the Nigerien city of Agadez to Libya.

A Pentagon official said that Russian troops have been stationed at one base in Niger with members of the US military, until the United States withdraws its units from the African country.

The head of the Federal Authority for Subterratic Resources (Rosneider) Yevgeny Petrov predicted that by 2030 Russia will be able to achieve complete self-sufficiency in the field of rare metal ores.

The government of Trinidad and Tobago announced on Thursday that it has joined the list of countries that officially recognize the state of Palestine.