Moroccan Agriculture Minister Mohamed Siddiqui predicted that Morocco would lose about 20% of the cultivated area this year due to the effects of drought.

Moroccan Agriculture Minister Mohamed Siddiqui predicted that Morocco would lose about 20% of the cultivated area this year due to the effects of drought.

Indian authorities say police have killed at least 29 suspected Maoist insurgents in the central Indian state of Chhattisgarh, three days before the start of national elections.

In the past 24 hours, the United Arab Emirates has witnessed exceptional rainfall, the first in 75 years.

Displaced people fleeing South Sudan’s civil war continue to pour into the southern Libyan city of Kufra, placing further strains on the city’s weak health system and economic situation.

Russia’s representative to the Security Council questioned the intentions of the United States to train a security apparatus in Libya, in a briefing to the Security Council session on the Libyan crisis.

Russia’s success in the massive Arctic Circle project “Arctic LNG-2” is causing concern in the corridors of the United States of America, which is trying to block this project.

Libyan authorities have embarked on a series of legal proceedings to challenge a Belgian court ruling to confiscate about $15 billion of its funds frozen abroad.

Egypt and Libya qualified for the semi-finals of the seventh edition of the Africa Cup of Nations indoor football, after winning the third-round matches of Group B.

Nigerien Prime Minister Ali Mohamed Lamine Zine and China National Petroleum Corporation Chairman Zhu Zukun signed three agreements related to the joint marketing of crude oil.

The Undersecretary of the Libyan Ministry of Economy and Trade, Suhail Bouchiha, announced that the country achieved oil revenues of $ 6 billion during the first quarter of this year.

Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune received on Tuesday the President of the Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic, Brahim Ghali, in a meeting that took place at El Mouradia Palace in Algiers.

According to a report issued by the “Tunisian Institute for Competitiveness and Quantitative Studies”, Tunisia is the fifth country in the world among the countries most exposed to the repercussions of climate change.

Routine excavations to establish and build new car bridge bases in the Libyan city of Benghazi have revealed an important archaeological site.

Armed clashes erupted in El Fasher, North Darfur, Sudan, between the army and the Rapid Support Forces on Tuesday, killing 25 civilians and injuring nearly 100 others.

The US State Department announced on Tuesday that Saudi Arabia will host new negotiations within the next three weeks to resolve the conflict between Sudan’s warring parties.

UN envoy to Libya Abdallah Batelli announced his resignation, following a briefing to the Security Council in which he criticized Libya’s leaders, announcing the indefinite postponement of the Libyan reconciliation conference on April 28.

The new Egyptian city of Rafah, on Egypt’s eastern border with the Gaza Strip in northern Sinai, is preparing to receive thousands of residents in fully equipped housing units provided by the Egyptian state.

A family in the city of Sulaymaniyah in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq found an unexpected surprise, as they found inside a bag left by an unidentified man a sum of money worth 400,000 Iraqi dinars, which dates back to the past three decades.

The Cairo Criminal Court sentenced an Uber driver to 15 years in prison and a fine of 50,000 pounds for attempting to kidnap Habiba El Shamma, who became known as the “Uber girl.”