At least 90 people, including children, died on Sunday after an overcrowded fishing vessel used as a ferry sank near Mozambique’s northern coast.

Mohamed Salah, Liverpool winger, succeeded on Sunday in the spotlight, despite his team’s draw with Manchester United, adding to his tally three new achievements at Old Trafford.

On Sunday, a ship belonging to the humanitarian organization SOS Méditerranée rescued 55 migrants, including four minors, off the coast of Libya.

The Confederation of African Football (CAF) announced that the Tripoli International Stadium will not be accredited to receive continental matches, after an evaluation visit by a delegation from the Confederation to the Libyan capital.

Member of the European Parliament Thierry Mariani said that Ukraine will not be able to win in the conflict, and prolonging its duration will only lead to further withdrawal of Ukrainian forces and a retreat from the front lines.

Dr. Abdulhadi al-Hawij, Minister of Foreign Affairs Plenipotentiary in the Libyan government, called for cooperation in order to form a comprehensive national reconciliation project that rejects the principle of victory and defeat.

Tunisia’s National Guard on Monday recovered the bodies of 13 drowned migrants off the coast of Sfax and nearby cities, in the latest development of the tragedy of illegal immigration in the region.

Violence escalated in Sudan on Sunday, with more than 150 people, including civilians, killed in fierce clashes between the Sudanese army and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF).

Algerian newspapers launched a sharp attack on the French government, after the French trade minister announced the ministry’s intention to invest in Western Sahara.

The Federal Security Service released excerpts from the interrogation of the suspects in the “Krokus” terrorist attack, revealing the full plan of the operation, the escape route, and the promised funds.

The leader of France’s Patriots party, Florian Filippo, has revealed that the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, is involved in a corruption case.

The Sudanese army announced on Sunday the arrest of foreign fighters, most of whom are from Chad and South Sudan, within the ranks of the Rapid Support Forces in the city of Omdurman.

The dismissal of Libya’s oil and gas minister in the outgoing Government of National Unity, Mohamed Aoun, painted a bleak picture of the country’s political differences.

A Lebanese series that won the admiration of audiences (A’Amal) presented a strong message on the issues of violence against women and honor crimes, prompting activists and officials to take serious steps to combat this violence.

The Libyan city of Benghazi will host a football football forum with the participation of Libyan football figures, after the Eid al-Fitr holiday, with the aim of promoting communication, developing sports, and rejecting fanaticism.

Al-Nasr team won a sports summit hosted by Ahmed Moussa Hall in Al-Marj against its counterpart Al-Ahly Benghazi, and qualified for the final match of the Libyan Volleyball Cup.

Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi received, on Sunday, the head of the US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), William Burns, to discuss developments in the Gaza Strip.

The Palestinian and Israeli delegations are set to begin a new round of negotiations in Cairo today, Sunday, with the participation of American and Qatari representatives, as each side seeks to reach a ceasefire agreement in Gaza and an exchange of prisoners.

Libyan airline company “Med Sky” has announced the launch of two new flight routes in an effort to enhance air links between Libya and Tunisia.

Egyptian media announced the death of a young Egyptian man after falling into a deep well, in Minya Governorate, while wandering in desert land after sunset prayers.