Mali’s northern border with Algeria has seen panic after hundreds of gold miners fled to Algerian territory following airstrikes by Malian army drones targeting separatist groups.

The “Nigerian Tribune” newspaper revealed in a recent report that Libya topped the list of the most corrupt African countries for the year 2024, according to the Corruption Perceptions Index issued by Transparency International.

The United Nations reported in a new report that children in Sudan are facing a catastrophic situation due to the ongoing armed conflict in the country between the Sudanese army and the Rapid Support Forces.

Tunisian authorities have arrested three individuals for their involvement in forging electoral endorsement signatures, ahead of the presidential elections scheduled for October 6.

Social media sites witnessed a wave of criticism following the spread of news indicating that Egypt will bear the expenses of the participation of the knight Nayel Nassar, the son-in-law of American billionaire Bill Gates, in the Paris 2024 Olympics.

The Algerian Constitutional Court has issued, in an official announcement, the final list of candidates for the presidential elections scheduled for September 7.

A recent report published by the global statistics website “Data Pandas” revealed that divorce rates in Arab countries for the year 2024 witnessed a significant disparity between countries.

The Sudanese government stated that it has “responded to the U.S. invitation to hold negotiations in Geneva to achieve a ceasefire in the country.”

In the world of spotlights where the details of celebrities’ lives are constantly followed, a number of Arab stars decided to adopt privacy and simplicity in their wedding parties, away from the usual noise.

The Speaker of the Libyan House of Representatives, Aguila Saleh, and the Director General of the Development and Reconstruction Fund of Libya, Belqasim Khalifa Haftar, arrived in the city of Ajdabiya today, Wednesday.

A team of scientists at Novosibirsk Technological University has developed a new technology for generating electricity, based on the use of carbon dioxide and clean combustion with oxygen.

The General Command of the Army in Mali announced the launch of a joint air campaign with Burkina Faso forces in the Tinzaouatine region, aiming to enhance security and protect civilians and their property against terrorism.

Royal Jordanian Airlines has announced plans to resume flights to Libya in the coming weeks, with the company expected to start operating at least three daily flights to the capital, Tripoli.

The United Nations has announced the allocation of $5.3 million from the Central Emergency Response Fund to support Sudanese refugees in Libya.

Western Libya poses a double crisis through the intertwining of the political situation with the security situation, as the outgoing Dbeibeh government is not far from the state of chaos prevailing in Tripoli and its surroundings.

The Anti-Illegal Immigration Agency in Tripoli announced, in a move aimed at dealing with the migration crisis, the return of 369 migrants from Nigeria and Mali to their countries of origin.

The Egyptian Ministry of Electricity and Renewable Energy announced its intention to move forward with its strategic plan to diversify electricity production sources by enhancing reliance on hydroelectric power.

A South African court has adjourned the trial of 95 Libyans accused of entering the country on forged visas to August 5, 2024, due to the lack of an Arabic interpreter, which has affected the progress of the case.

Syrian artist Nisreen Tafesh published a group of photos showing her embodiment of a distinctive character in the events of the series ” Jawqat Aziza”.

Brazilian swimmer Ana Carolina has revealed details of her harassment during the 2024 Paris Olympics, sparking widespread controversy over the Brazilian Olympic Committee’s handling of the incident.