The United Nations Office on Drugs (UNODC) has revealed the routes of arrival of cocaine, tramadol, and cannabis to Libya, from the land borders with Niger and Chad on their way to Europe.

The city of Sfax witnessed the forced evictions by the Tunisian authorities of some 500 migrants from sub-Saharan countries.

The “Al-Arab London” newspaper indicated that Abdul Hamid Dbeibeh, the outgoing Libyan Prime Minister, is showing a strong attachment to his position, defying increasing political pressures that seek a solution to the crisis in the country.

US Ambassador to the United Nations Linda Thomas-Greenfield has called on all countries, including the UAE, to stop supporting Sudan’s warring parties.

The Tunisian coast guard announced the recovery of nine bodies in a state of decomposition from the sea off the coast of Mahdia, five of which were found on Cheba beach and two on Salqata beach.

A United Nations report indicated that 17 people died in incidents caused by explosive devices in Libya last year, including 14 children.

Karachay-Circassia in southern Russia witnessed an armed attack on a traffic police post that killed two policemen and injured four others.

The International Monetary Fund expects Egypt to receive $639 million in financing from the sale of two other government assets in the second quarter of 2024.

The city of El Oued, southeastern Algeria, was proud to organize the International Women’s Monodrama Festival, one of the most important cultural events in the Arab region.

The Libyan News Agency said in a statement on Monday that a security force stormed the premises of the Libyan News Agency on Sunday after official working hours and seized its historic building in the capital, Tripoli.

The commander-in-chief of Ukrainian forces, Alexander Sersky, reported on Sunday that the security situation on the front has deteriorated significantly, with Russian forces achieving tactical successes in several regions.

The Israeli government has directed its diplomatic missions around the world to prepare for the possibility of the International Criminal Court (ICC) issuing arrest warrants for senior Israeli officials.

The Russian ambassador to Cairo, Georgy Borisenko, affirmed his country’s firm position with the Palestinians in preserving their historical rights.

Attia al-Fitouri, a faculty member at the University of Benghazi, called for activating the Banking Law No. 1 of 2005, as amended by Law No. 46 of 2012, stressing the importance of this to stabilize the Libyan economy.

The Libyan Minister of Economy and Trade in the outgoing Government of National Unity, Mohammed Al-Hawij, predicted that the growth rate will reach 8% in the coming years, contrary to World Bank estimates that set it between 4.8% and 5.8% from 2024 to 2026.

A gold jeep watch that once belonged to one of the richest passengers of the sunken “Titanic” has been sold for a record £1.175 million (about $1.46 million).

Abdel Moneim al-Orfi, a member of the Libyan House of Representatives, announced that all candidates for the presidency of the new government received their recommendations required by the State Council with 20 recommendations for each candidate.

A video showing a Tunisian school student being honored for wearing the hijab has sparked a fierce debate about the appropriateness of this behavior within the educational environment.

The outgoing government’s Interior Ministry announced the opening of an investigation, after a circulating video showing security forces scrambling behind a supply truck, to get meals.

Indian-American billionaire Anchor Jane celebrated his wedding to American model Erika Hammond in the pyramids area of Cairo, the capital of Egypt.