The Tunisian Interior Ministry announced on Thursday the arrest of three terrorist elements, including a prominent commander, in an operation carried out in the Kasserine Mountains in the center of the country.

Fathi al-Marimi, media advisor to the presidency of the Libyan House of Representatives, said that the crisis in Libya is complex and needs longevity and an accurate understanding of the specificity of the Libyan situation.

The Ministry of Culture and Knowledge Development of the Government of National Unity, in partnership with Libya Post, announced the issuance of a unique set of commemorative stamps.

Morocco’s Nahdet Berkane has threatened not to play its match against USM Alger after its luggage was impounded at Algeria’s Houari Boumediene airport for wearing T-shirts showing a map of Morocco including Western Sahara.

The Group of Seven Foreign Ministers renewed their commitment to support Libya to end the protracted conflict and support Libya’s stability, independence, and unity.

The Governor of the Central Bank of Libya, Al-Siddiq Al-Kabir, and his deputy, Marei Al-Barassi, announced the withdrawal of fifty-dinar banknotes, for the first and second issues, from circulation as of next Sunday.

Egyptian security forces arrested a man on charges of illegal excavation and excavation inside his home in the Waili area, Cairo, for the purpose of searching for antiquities.

Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu inspected drone products at a training ground in the Moscow Military District, announcing a plan to create a research and production center for drones and robotic systems.

The Arab League is preparing to host a meeting in the upcoming days of Libyan leaders aimed at completing the tripartite consultations that took place in recent weeks in Cairo.

A number of U.S. officials confirmed on Friday that the United States had agreed to withdraw more than a thousand troops from Niger.

Perez Trabelsi, head of the organizing body for the annual visit of Jews to the Ghriba synagogue in Tunisia, announced the cancellation of a Jewish pilgrimage to the Djerba synagogue and the Passover celebrations due to the war on Gaza.

The Palestinian Hamas movement has begun searching for at least two states to transfer its political leaders to, due to pressure on the group in Egypt and Qatar.

Mouloudia Algiers (MC) player Youssef Belaili apologized to wisdom Ghada Mahat, after the widespread discontent sparked by his behavior towards her, objecting to her decisions.

A group of political parties in Algeria have agreed to nominate the head of the Republican Alliance party, Belkacem Sahili, to participate in the presidential elections scheduled for September 7th.

The UN Security Council warned in an emergency session held in New York that the situation in Sudan is heading towards a deadlock and a protracted conflict that leads to the collapse of Sudan and its repercussions affect the region as a whole.

Canadian police have arrested six people who carried out the largest gold theft in Canadian history, with a script inspired by Hollywood thrillers.

English press reports revealed that the English club Liverpool decided to keep the Egyptian star Mohamed Salah, the team’s player, after farewell to the Europa League for the current season 2023-2024 at the hands of Atalanta.

A report by the International Monetary Fund on the state of the European region confirmed that the Russian economy has proven its resilience under the sanctions imposed by the West due to the Russian military operation in Ukraine.

Syrian Hajj Ismail al-Zaim, one of the symbols of Medina’s charity, known as “Abu al-Sibaa”, died at the age of 95, as he served tea, coffee, and dates free of charge to visitors to the Prophet’s Mosque.

The Social, military and security forces in the western Libyan city of Zintan announced during a solemn military parade their support for Saif al-Islam Gaddafi’s candidacy for the presidential elections.