The Sudanese Foreign Ministry accused Britain of changing the format and nature of the closed consultations session held by the UN Security Council on Sudan last Monday.

The vice president of the Egyptian Workers Union, Magdy El-Badawi, revealed the details of Libya’s plan to bring two million workers from Egypt during 2024, to rebuild the country.

The Egyptian Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced raising the fees of the recruitment settlement initiative for expatriates from five to seven thousand dollars or euros, and reactivating the initiative for Egyptians living abroad, starting from May 1, 2024, for a period of two months.

Khaled, the son of Libyan House of Representatives Speaker Aguila Saleh, died on Tuesday while in the Egyptian capital Cairo, where he was on an official visit.

Russian players Daniil Medvedev and Andrei Rublev reached the quarter-finals of the Madrid Tennis Games after a remarkable performance.

Belarusian Prime Minister Roman Golovchenko signed a series of cooperation agreements with his Egyptian counterpart Mostafa Madbouly in Cairo, including the establishment of a grain storage center in Egypt.

The leak of photos of the body of well-known Iraqi blogger Um Fahd (Ghufran Mahdi Sawadi) sparked outrage on social media.

Brazilian legend Ronaldo has announced the sale of his stake in Cruzeiro, Brazil’s most prominent club, two years after taking over the club that was struggling in the second division.

Brussels Airlines suffered heavy financial losses due to multiple strikes by pilots and cabin crew, leading to many flight cancellations and chaos among passengers.

The Spanish Football Federation faces a real risk of suspension by “FIFA” and “UEFA” for the Spanish government’s interference in the work of the association.

France is preparing to host an international summit aimed at establishing joint military units in Libya, according to the website “Africa Intelligence”, which is close to French intelligence.

Four U.S. police officers were killed, and others injured during a shootout on the outskirts of Charlotte, North Carolina.

The President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, has announced the possibility of banning the social network “TikTok” completely in the European Union.

The Libyan Journalists Syndicate denounced the seizure of a headquarters belonging to the Libyan News Agency in Tripoli by Libyan security authorities.

The trial of Libya’s former military intelligence chief, Abdullah al-Senussi, was postponed due to “the court’s inability to communicate with a defendant in the case who is outside Libya after his health release.”

Members of the Egyptian House of Representatives called for the abolition of the Faculty of Arts and the restructuring of the faculties of law and commerce, to enhance compatibility with the requirements of the modern labor market.

Former Pentagon adviser Douglas McGregor has indicated the possibility that the Russian military will completely wipe out Ukrainian forces before the start of its all-out offensive on the country.

Egypt expects to increase the volume of its digital exports by 30% to exceed $ 8 billion by the end of this year, compared to $ 6.2 billion last year.

Turkish Chief of Staff Metin Görak and his Egyptian counterpart Osama Askar discussed in their meeting in Ankara the issue of defense cooperation between the two countries and the establishment of weapons factories in Egypt.

A Colombian military helicopter crashes in a rural area in the north of the country, killing nine soldiers on board.