Paleontologists in India have discovered the remains of a giant snake believed to be the largest snake in Earth’s history, reaching a length of about 15 meters, making it the largest snake of the Cretaceous period.

A ‘Boeing’ aircraft operated by South African airline ‘FlySafair’ encountered a technical issue after taking off from O.R. Tambo International Airport in Johannesburg, heading to Cape Town, as it lost one of its rear wheels.

Relations between France and Morocco have witnessed a wave of tangible diplomatic activity, with French Interior Minister Gérald Darmanin on a two-day official visit to Rabat.

Former Liverpool star Jamie Carragher has backed Jurgen Klopp’s decision not to include Mohamed Salah in the starting line-up during Fulham’s last 3-1 win.

Two Malaysian military helicopters crashed after colliding during a training session on Tuesday, killing all 10 the crew members, the Malaysian rescue agency said.

Barcelona president Joan Laporta has expressed the possibility of requesting a replay of the Clasico, which the Blaugrana lost 3-2 to arch-rivals Real Madrid.

A French newspaper revealed that the resignation of Abdullah Batili, from the presidency of the United Nations mission in Libya, came after he reached the conviction of the impossibility of reconciling the parties competing for power.

The Iraqi capital Baghdad witnessed the signing of a four-way memorandum of understanding between Iraq, Turkey, Qatar, and the United Arab Emirates on the “development path”

Egyptian Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry stressed his country’s keenness to adopt a comprehensive approach to confront the phenomenon of illegal immigration.

The Tunisian authorities have opened a judicial investigation against former President Mohamed Marzouki, journalist and presenter Houcine Ben Omar, and the director of Zaytouna TV, journalist Sami Essid.

The leaders of Tunisia, Algeria and Libya agreed at a consultative meeting in Tunis on Monday to reject foreign interference in Libyan affairs, achieve development and secure common borders between the three countries.

Amnesty International has opened a petition to collect signatures to press the UN Security Council to extend the arms embargo to all of Sudan.

The incident of a Helwan University student being denied access to campus because of a dress she wore has caused an uproar in Egypt, prompting a parliamentary move to hold the government accountable.

Morocco’s futsal team achieved a remarkable feat by winning the title of African Nations champion for the third time in a row.

An archaeological study at the site of southwestern France has revealed ancient practices of sacrifice that may go back more than 5,500 years.

The speaker of the Libyan House of Representatives, Aguila Saleh, urged Italian companies to return to work in Libya and contribute to reconstruction and development projects.

The city of Nasiriyah, the capital of southern Iraq’s Dhi Qar province, recorded two suicides on Monday, raising concerns about the growing phenomenon in the region.

The Secretary-General of the Arab League, Ahmed Aboul Gheit, issued a stern warning to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu about tensions on the Egyptian border.

Stephanie Khoury, the new US envoy, arrived in Libya amid questions about Washington’s intentions in the country, amid tensions and divisions between political parties.

“A U.S. Airbus A400M” Atlas military cargo plane landed at the Air Force College in the Libyan city of Misrata, without knowing what kind of military equipment it carries.