According to Spanish press reports, improved relations between France and Morocco have prompted Paris to agree to deliver a number of French-made Mirage fighter jets to Morocco.

A portion of a classroom roof collapsed at an elementary school in the municipality of Butlilis, Oran Province, in Algeria, resulting in injuries to six students with varying degrees of severity.

The Confederation of African Football (CAF) Competitions Committee has decided that USM Alger partially lost 3-0 in the first leg of the CAF Confederation Cup semi-finals.

The crisis between the Libyan Central Bank and the Government of National Unity in Tripoli represents a scene of regional and international competition, which is directly reflected on state institutions in all their joints.

The Libyan central Bank’s Governor , Siddiq al-Kabir, filed a formal complaint to the Public Prosecutor on charges of spreading false news against an economics professor and researcher at the Libyan Academy for Graduate Studies, Youssef Yakhlef Massoud.

The Egyptian Cabinet approved the establishment of a special free zone and a specialized international tourist port in the city of Ras El Hikma, west of Alexandria, with the aim of boosting the economy and tourism.

Canadian police say two former United Nations employees in Montreal have been accused of participating in a plot to sell Chinese-made drones in Libya.

Tunisia’s coast has recently been hit by a new humanitarian tragedy as authorities recovered the bodies of 22 irregular migrants off the coast of the central eastern province of Sfax.

A Syrian teacher in Kuwait is accused of using a medical injection as a way to scare and arrest students at a famous American private school in Hawalli governorate.

Nigerian Defense Minister Mohamed Badaro has called on Libya to cooperate with his country in tackling the proliferation of small arms and light weapons, as well as drug smuggling from Libya to Nigeria.

Egyptian security forces have taken control of the situation in the village of al-Fawakher in the city of Samalut in the southern governorate of Minya, restoring calm after rumored violence.

Russia is considering establishing ports to regulate the flow of goods with African countries, in particular in Algeria, Egypt, Tanzania and Senegal.

Libyan parliamentarian Abdel Salam Nassiyeh criticized the governor of Libya’s central bank Sadiq al-Kabir for his controversial remarks that have destabilized the market.

Egypt has strongly denied US press reports circulating in some newspapers about its circulation with Israel of military plans regarding the city of Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip.

Unidentified gunmen killed two customs officers and wounded two others in an attack targeting them in a designated area on a busy highway.

Real Madrid manager, Geronimo Farri, commented on the statements of the president of FC Barcelona, Juan Laporta, about the possibility of requesting a replay of the Clásico.

Libya Faces Serious Economic Challenges, According to Economic Experts, Who Warn About the Current Situation and Emphasize the Need for Immediate Actions to Restructure the Economy and Improve Financial Management.

The Libyan Administrative Control Authority announced on Tuesday that its chairman, Abdullah Qadirboh, met with his Egyptian counterpart, Amr Adel, in Cairo on Monday.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has said that terrorist attacks in different countries are not only caused by extremists but also by the competent agencies.

Former presidential candidate Ismail al-Shteiwi denied reports of his candidacy for the presidency of the new Libyan government, saying, “I am not honored and Dbeibeh leads us to ruin.”