Iran’s permanent representative to the United Nations, Amir Saeed Irafani, said his country is ready to exercise its inalienable right to self-defense if Washington launches a military operation against Iran.

Belarusian Foreign Minister Sergey Alainik announced the start of a new phase of cooperation between Algeria and Belarus in the tourism and education sectors.

The international conference on Sudan kicks off on Monday in Paris, a year after the conflict raged in the country.

The Moroccan navy says 118 irregular migrants have been rescued off the country’s Atlantic coast.

Egypt’s Environmental Affairs Agency chief executive Ali Abu Sunna said Sunday that a state of emergency has been imposed in the Gulf of Aqaba region in anticipation of any leakage from a stranded gas vessel.

The Russian Foreign Ministry called on the parties involved in the Middle East to exercise restraint, citing Moscow’s warnings that failure to resolve crises in the region, particularly the war in Gaza, would inflame the situation.

The Directorate General of Meteorology in Morocco predicted that several regions will witness a heat wave accompanied by strong wind gusts, starting from Thursday until next Monday.

Reuters reported that Somali pirates released the hijacked ship “Abdullah” and its crew of 23 members after a ransom of $5 million was paid.

Financial markets are witnessing continuous turmoil against the backdrop of the Iranian attack on Israel, and the possibility of the latter’s response, amid expectations of a rise in oil prices in the trading session tomorrow, Monday.

The Russian Ministry of Defense announced significant human losses within the ranks of the Ukrainian forces, amounting to approximately 1230 soldiers in the past twenty-four hours.

The Political Affairs Officer Sonia Sigmund identified the main causes of political instability and security in Libya during a panel discussion on International Women’s Day.

In light of the difficult economic conditions that Libyans are experiencing, the extravagant luxuries of some prominent political figures are drawing widespread criticism and resentment from citizens.

Morocco’s national futsal team qualified for the semi-finals of the African Cup after beating Ghana by eight goals to three in the second round of Group A.

Saudi Arabia’s Interior Ministry on Saturday revealed the identity of a citizen who molested a girl in the city of Jeddah.

Hossein Hosseini, the Estiqlal goalkeeper , was attacked by Iranian police during a football match, after responding to a request by a fan to hug her in the middle of the field.

The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) announced that Libya ranked first as the largest oil producer on the African continent, with daily production reaching 1.24 million barrels.

Libya’s interim government, headed by Osama Hammad, has announced a plan to revive Sirte’s economy through the establishment of a free trade zone and development projects.

The Moroccan city of Tetouan is preparing to host the 29th edition of the Tetouan Mediterranean Film Festival, which will take place from April 27 to May 4, 2024.

Former England star Chris Sutton saw Egyptian winger Mohamed Salah as part of the problem that led to Liverpool’s decline.

In a joint statement, 22 international human rights and relief organizations called on the Maltese government to stop the forcible return of irregular migrants to Libya.