Burkina Faso’s foreign ministry announced that it had expelled three French diplomats from the French embassy in Ouagadougou for subversive activities.

The American newspaper “The Washington Post” reported that A US military officer in Niger has filed a complaint with Congress demanding help in withdrawing from the country and warned of the risks of survival for the safety of US troops.

Deputy Special Representative of the Secretary-General of the United Nations Stephanie Khoury arrives in the Libyan capital Tripoli within days, to succeed the UN envoy to Libya, Abdullah Batelli, who submitted the resignation of the Secretary-General of the United Nations, Antonio Guterres.

The World Bank expects Libya’s economy to grow by 4.8-5.8 percent between 2024 and 2026, assuming political stability and the country’s oil sector are maintained.

An ammonia leak from an ice factory in Thailand’s Pattaya district has injured about 150 people, local authorities said.

Manado Airport, the closest to the recently erupted Ruang volcano in northern Indonesia, has been closed due to volcanic ash volatilization, the Indonesian Ministry of Transport said.

Benghazi’s old city center has been transformed into a vibrant shopping hub, with Venice Street emerging as a major shopping and fashion hub, despite the devastation of the city’s war.

Dutch heiress Katarina Amalia has spent more than a year in Spain after security services warned she was threatened by a drug mafia led by a Moroccan who is imprisoned for life in the Netherlands.

A bizarre incident in the Moroccan city of Zagora sparked outrage on social media after a farmer amputated the legs of a donkey that accidentally entered his land in search of food.

The Libyan Ministry of Finance has announced a proposal to waive the interest on loans granted by the Arab Fund for Economic and Social Development to the General Electricity Company.

On Wednesday, the southern suburbs of Paris saw hundreds of migrants expelled at the initiative of French authorities, 100 days before the start of the Olympic Games.

Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi has warned of a “real and serious threat” to the stability of the Middle East as a result of the ongoing Israeli war on the Gaza Strip.

Libyan Undersecretary of the Ministry of Economy and Trade, Suhail Abu Shiha, stressed that the absence of monetary policy in Libya is among the main factors that led to the recent liquidity crisis in the country.

The Security Council held a meeting to discuss the situation in the Middle East, which included discussing the challenges faced by the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees “UNRWA” in light of the Gaza war.

The office of Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni announced Italy’s intention to provide government cash financing and credit facilities to Tunisia worth 105 million euros ($111.7 million).

Political analysts said that US interventions and suspicious assignments within UN circles will not bring good to Libyans, pointing out that there are those who put obstacles in order not to replace the government of Abdul Hamid Dabaiba.

The International Organization for Migration announced that the ongoing war in Sudan for a year has forced 20,000 Sudanese daily to flee their homes, noting that 53% of the displaced are children.

The Egyptian government has appealed to foreigners living in the country to quickly apply to the General Directorate of Passports, Immigration and Nationality to renew their residency and legalize their status, Egyptian media reported.

In the fourth visit in a year, Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni arrived in Tunisia to discuss with President Kais Saied the fight against illegal immigration.

Pentagon officials, led by Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin, said the situation on the battlefield in Ukraine is changing in Russia’s favor.