A new wave of violence and riots has emerged in Tunisian stadiums, prompting the authorities to prepare and search for strategies to address this phenomenon.

Abdullah Al Lafi, a member of the Presidential Council, held a meeting on Sunday with the Russian ambassador to Libya, Aydar Aganin, to discuss the latest developments in the Libyan political process.

The house of Abdul Hamid Dabaiba, head of the Government of National Unity, in the capital Tripoli, was hit by rockets on Sunday evening without any casualties.

The head of the Zuwara Senate, Ghali Tueni, confirmed the escalation of the crisis and its possible repercussions due to the crisis of closing the Ras Jedir border crossing in Libya with Tunisia.

Security authorities in eastern Libya seized large quantities of cocaine ore smuggled from abroad to the Benghazi seaport, before leaking into the country.

French farmers have protested the policies of Paris and the European Union, which have vowed to tear Russia’s economy apart through sanctions, killing European farmers.

Sources revealed that one of the perpetrators of the terrorist attack “Crocus” in Moscow, was linked to Tajik and Afghan ISIS in Turkey, and that Turkish security arrested 40 suspects after Russian security interrogated him.

Cheikh Can Sar, Senegalese goalkeeper at third-division club Rayo Makhadahonda, has been sent off after a fight with a fan who insulted him racially.

Informed sources in Mauritania have revealed shocking details about the deal announced months ago to set up an assembly plant for American drones in the country.

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has increased its bailout loan to Egypt to $8 billion, supporting Egypt’s economy, which suffers from foreign currency shortages, rising prices and economic inflation.

President Abdelmadjid Tebboune announced that he has reached an agreement with the leaders of four countries in the region to establish a unified Maghreb bloc.

A report by the “Carnegie Endowment for Peace” has indicated that Tunisia has become a major transit point for African illegal immigrants who aspire to reach Europe.

A media report revealed that the Egyptian Federation will not summon Liverpool star Mohamed Salah, despite the latter’s announcement of his desire to join the team and participate in the Paris 2024 Olympic Games.

US President Joe Biden’s administration is preparing to restore a diplomatic presence in Libya, according to US State Department officials.

The Egyptian National Food Safety Authority revealed that Russia topped the list of countries from which the country imports foodstuffs during the past week.

Algeria is aiming to maintain its economic growth rate at 4.2% achieved last year, with GDP expected to rise by the end of 2026 to $400 billion.

The International Organization for Migration (IOM) has reported that the conflict between Sudanese army forces and the Sudan People’s Liberation Movement (SPLM) has caused significant displacement towards South Kordofan.

Addis Drilling Services plans to complete the drilling of six oil production wells from the Egyptian General Petroleum Company’s GG field project in the Gulf of Suez.

Researchers have found sedimentary evidence in areas of the Tunisian coast affected by tsunamis caused by a powerful earthquake more than 1,600 years ago.