Rennes striker Amine Guerri has confirmed his departure from his country’s camp, Algeria, for personal reasons, after receiving permission from coach Vladimir Petkovic.

Tunisians representing several organizations supporting Palestine protested on Sunday in front of the US embassy in Tunisia in support of the Gaza Strip.

The World Bank said the flood disaster in Libya affected about 1.5 million people, equivalent to 22 percent of the population.

“ISIS Khorasan Province” did not delay in claiming responsibility for targeting the commercial center in a Moscow suburb on Friday evening, which resulted in dozens of civilian casualties and injuries.

Statistical data from the General Directorate of the Tunisian Guard indicate that Tunisian authorities thwarted 50 illegal immigration attempts on the coast of Sfax governorate in the past 72 hours, in addition to repelling and rescuing 1,986 migrants.

The Spanish government has categorically rejected the proposal of the European Union prosecutor to the European Court of Justice to cancel the fisheries agreement between Rabat and Brussels.

Nigerian forces have freed nearly 300 pupils and staff unscathed after kidnapping them from a school in the north of the country.

The Italian Council of Ministers ratified an extradition treaty between Algeria and Italy.

The coach of the Algerian under-20 national team, Yassine Mana, sparked widespread controversy after slapping his players during a match against Tunisia, which ended in favor of the Tunisian team with a score of 3-2.

The Russian president’s special envoy for the Middle East and North Africa, Mikhail Bogdanov, confirmed that Moscow supports holding elections and forming a single government in Libya.

Irish Foreign Secretary Michael Martin has called for an end to attacks and obstacles to humanitarian access to Sudan.

The American Institute of Geophysics announced that an earthquake measuring 6.9 on the Richter scale struck northern Papua in New Guinea.

Qatar’s Foreign Ministry announced the arrival of aid, including medicines, to Sudan, as part of helping the country, which is suffering from a major humanitarian crisis.

The Russian Football Federation announced the cancellation of the international friendly match scheduled against Paraguay on Monday in Moscow, following the terrorist attack that took place near the capital.

The Federal Minister of Health in Sudan, Haitham Mohamed Ibrahim, announced that the volume of destruction and vandalism in the health sector in the country, due to the war, reached about $ 11 billion.

On Saturday, “ISIS” claimed responsibility for the attack on the Niger army that killed 30 soldiers and wounded 17 others last Wednesday.

At least 12 people have died in the city of Petrópolis, Rio de Janeiro, due to torrential rains in Brazil.

The head of the Libyan interim government, Abdul Hamid Dabaiba, announced the resumption of Turkish Airlines flights to Libya after a ten-year hiatus.

The Horn of Africa Women’s Network (scream) has accused the parties to the conflict in Sudan of committing violations against women, including sexual slavery, forced abduction and enslavement.

Ethiopian Foreign Minister Taiye Atsuke Selassie affirmed his country’s support for the efforts of the African Union to comprehensively resolve the Sudanese crisis.