The Deterrence Service for Combating Terrorism and Organized Crime announced the filing of a smuggling operation, the largest of its kind this year, through which large quantities of hashish were seized.

The Libyan Investment Authority denied recent rumors about the injection of five billion dollars in the Arab Republic of Egypt, stressing that what has been circulated has no basis in truth.

Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) has sent an urgent appeal to the European Union and its member states, urging them to abandon their financial and material support to the Dabaiba government’s coastguard in Libya.

Sudanese media reported that a Sudanese cargo plane crashed at Camp Ayeda airport in South Sudan on Wednesday.

A new Israeli poll revealed that 80% of Israelis abroad do not intend to return, and that the majority of respondents revealed their feeling of fear after October 7, 2023.

The coordinator of the joint bid for Spain, Portugal and Morocco for the 2030 World Cup, Antonio Larangó, revealed that Lisbon will not host the final of the world tournament, which means that the competition will be limited to Rabat and Madrid.

New data published by Eurostat showed a decrease in the volume of Moroccan exports to Europe during the first quarter of 2024.

The UN envoy to Libya, Abdullah Batelli, affirmed support for a comprehensive political process that achieves the interests of Libyans, stressing that the international organization does not seek to exclude any party from the Libyans in the east, west or south.

Algeria ranked 85th in the World Happiness Index out of 143 countries in the UN-sponsored report.

Sudan has witnessed fierce battles since the Security Council approved a ceasefire, where the UN intervention marked the beginning of changing the equations and balance between the parties.

The President of the Algerian People’s National Assembly, Brahim Boughali, announced on Wednesday the upcoming visit of the President of the Republic of Guinea-Bissau, Oumarou Sisco Embalo, to Algeria.

Fifteen people, including a regional commissioner, have been killed after their convoy was ambushed in the eastern southern region of Pibor, near the Ethiopian border, a senior official said Wednesday.

A report by the Israeli newspaper “Globas” revealed that Egypt has a huge and unprecedented number of armored vehicles and tanks, many times more than what Israel has.

The people of the city of Misrata blamed the Prime Minister of the Libyan Government of National Unity, Abdul Hamid Dabaiba, and his government, for the economic deterioration and living in Libya.

The Director General of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam project, Kafele Horo, announced that the completion of the project to build the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam to generate electricity will take place within the next seven months.

Libyan security authorities have discovered a mass grave containing 65 bodies of illegal migrants buried in a valley in the western Libyan region of Shwerif.

The Tunisian Ministry of Transport announced the continued closure of the border crossing (Ras Jedir) following the Libyan authorities’ decision to suspend the movement of passengers and goods as a result of the events taking place in Libya.

A criminal court in the Mauritanian capital Nouakchott sentenced four (4) police officers convicted of torture to death charges against a human rights activist to life in prison.

The US State Department on Tuesday approved a deal to sell missiles and missiles to Morocco at an estimated cost of $260 million.

Algerian families were defrauded by an NGO in Spain, demanding money in exchange for information about relatives missing at sea.