Saif al Islam Gaddafi’s team, son of the late President Muammar Gaddafi, accused Britain of blatant interference in Libya’s internal affairs and trying to exclude him from political life in the country.

Since the term “fourth shore” appeared in Italian colonial thinking, Libya has become a different vital area for Italian leaders.

The Central Bank of Libya announced that its official website had been hacked, which has put it out of service for the time being.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation in the government mandated by the Libyan House of Representatives has launched an international campaign in solidarity with Libyan youth detained in Italy.

A party attended by some players of the French national football team has sparked sharp criticism of the French Football Federation, after videos surfaced confirming the presence of drugs and alcohol, at a time when fasting players were excluded during Ramadan.

Sudan’s Minister of Culture and Information, Graham Abdel Qader, on Tuesday issued a decision to suspend the work of a number of television channels operating in Sudan and broadcast from the UAE, after accusing them of not adhering to professionalism.

The Egyptian government has begun consultations with the European Union to obtain a grant of two billion euros to finance the electricity interconnection projects between Egypt and Italy and Greece.

The Interior Ministry of the Libyan Government of National Unity announced on Tuesday that an attempt to smuggle a quantity of mobile phones out of Libya was thwarted.

Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi has made promises and pledges to achieve seven priorities during his new six-year presidency.

The English newspaper “The National” said in a report that Libya is seeking to recover looted artifacts, in an archaeological dispute with the United Kingdom.

The Russian Defense Ministry says the number of people joining the military has risen since last month’s terrorist attack on a concert hall near Moscow.

The Director General of the Development and Reconstruction Fund for Libya, appointed by the House of Representatives, Belkacem Khalifa Haftar, signed work contracts with Turkish companies, with the aim of implementing a number of projects in the city of Benghazi.

A meeting chaired by the Minister of Interior of the government mandated by the Libyan House of Representatives, Essam Abu Zriba, was held to discuss the challenges facing the work of the security authorities in the southern city of Ghat.

A powerful earthquake struck Taiwan on Wednesday morning, with a magnitude of 7.2 on the Richter scale, resulting in casualties, injuries, and significant damage.

An official source from Mellitah Oil and Gas Company denied the validity of what was published by the Italian agency “Nova” that the Mellitah oil complex in Libya was subjected to an alleged cyber-attack.

The African continent has been hit by increasing numbers of premature deaths annually as a result of air pollution, according to a joint report by Greenpeace in the Middle East and North Africa.

The Algerian Ministry of Defense announced on Monday that 168 tons of humanitarian aid were sent to Gaza through Egypt’s Al-Arish airport.

Zeynep Çelik, 22, won the title of Turkey’s youngest mayor after winning as an independent candidate in the local elections of a town in Çanakkale province.

Russian President Vladimir Putin called for radical changes to migration policies and granting Russian citizenship and stressed the need to ensure the interests and security of the state and society in order to preserve peace between nationalities.