Algeria’s ambassador to the United Nations, Ammar Ben Jama, said on Monday that his country is preparing for a next step in the UN Security Council, regarding the recognition of the State of Palestine as a full member of the UN body.

The US Congress is reconsidering relations between Washington and South Africa over its genocide charges at the International Criminal Court, according to a report in the Wall Street Journal.

Moroccan Prime Minister Aziz Akhannouch received, on Monday, a delegation from the US Congress in the capital Rabat.

The European Union plans to provide funding of up to €164.5 million to Tunisia’s security forces over three years, as part of the Brussels plan to combat illegal migration.

On Monday, the UN Security Council adopted a resolution calling for an immediate ceasefire in the Gaza Strip.

Digital platform “SGO CC” suddenly disappeared from the Egyptian scene, sparking a wave of anxiety among investors who suddenly lost their savings.

The UAE announced on Sunday the dispatch of a shipment of humanitarian aid, the fifth of its kind, to Chad, containing more than 36 tons.

Algerian football witnessed a tragic event on Sunday evening when 17-year-old player Wassim Gazzar died when he fell to the ground inside the stadium.

Four women died on Sunday in a stampede during a cash distribution in the northern Nigerian city of Baoshi, local police said.

Libya ranked fourth in Africa and sixth in the Arab world according to the gold reserves of its Central Bank, with 116.6 tons of gold reserves.

The head of the Supreme Council of the Amazighs of Libya, Hedi Baraqiq, said that if no troops were coordinated to enter the Ras Jedir crossing, war would be the outcome.

Chad’s Constitutional Council has approved ten presidential candidates, including interim President Mahamat Idriss Déby and the newly appointed prime minister.

Many people in Nigeria spend the night sitting and sometimes sleeping at bookmakers in the country.

Russian media sources have investigated new details related to the planning and attack on the Crocus City concert hall on the outskirts of Moscow.

The Vice President of the Sovereign Council of Sudan, Malik Agar, affirmed the country’s commitment to resolving the conflict through military means, pointing to the inability to peacefully resolve the current situation.

A joint report by the World Bank, the United Nations and the European Union reveals the catastrophic effects of Storm Daniel in Libya nearly six months after the disaster.

The Muslim Brotherhood’s massive emergence after the fall of the radio building in Omdurman raised questions about their political return after the fall of Omar al-Bashir’s regime.

An official at Sudan’s Interior Ministry has revealed a plan to take legal action to control the growing foreign presence in the country after the outbreak of war in Sudan.

The head of the Tunisian Observatory for Human Rights, Mustapha Abdelkabir, reported that the situation remains calm at the Tunisian-Libyan crossings currently.

The mystery of the disappearance of former Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir continues, after he fled with his aides from the military hospital in the city of Omdurman, despite the passage of about a year since the outbreak of war between the army and the Rapid Support Forces on the fifth of last April.