The Minister of Economy and Trade in the Libyan Government of National Unity, Mohammed Al-Hawij, called for the establishment of a long-term Libyan-Egyptian partnership that serves the interests of the two countries and achieves economic integration and the desired development.

Libya ranked 146th globally and 16th in the Arab world on the Prosperity Index for 2023, according to a classification prepared by the British “Legatum” Institute.

French police said they killed a man of Sudanese origin in Paris’ 19th arrondissement on Saturday after he threatened police with a knife.

Five Egyptian players have qualified for the quarterfinals of the Squash on Fire tournament hosted by Washington from February 14 to 18.

The Sudanese army released a video on Friday of citizens’ celebrations in the city of Omdurman, west of the Sudanese capital Khartoum, after seizing parts of it.

At least one bomb exploded at Goma airport, the center of the North Kivu region in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo, on Saturday amid ongoing battles in the area with rebels of the “M23” movement.

Chad declared a food emergency across its territory, by decree issued on Friday as more than half a million refugees poured in in 10 months fleeing the war in Sudan.

The President of the Libyan Presidential Council, Mohamed Al-Menfi, arrived on Friday in the Ethiopian capital, Addis Ababa, to participate in the work of the 37th ordinary session of the African Union Summit.

The Supreme Commander of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Alexander Sirsky, announced at dawn on Saturday the withdrawal of Ukrainian units from the city of Avdiivka, north of Donetsk, and the transition to defense on more advantageous lines.

The head of the Libyan government mandated by the House of Representatives, Osama Hammad, called on the Secretary-General of the United Nations, Antonio Guterres, to remove the UN envoy to Libya, Abdullah Batele, from the Libyan scene permanently and choose a suitable successor for him.

Egypt was elected to the African Peace and Security Council for a two-year term between 2024-2026.

Shocking videos showing two Sudanese soldiers waving severed heads have recently gone viral on social media since Thursday.

Niger’s President Abderrahmane Tiani has demanded that France pay in cash the debts of 65 years of systematic looting of his country’s resources.

West Africa is suffering from deteriorating security as a result of the increased activity of the Islamic State terrorist group and its groups in West Africa and the Sahel, the United Nations said.

The activities of the eleventh Aswan International Festival for Culture and Arts in Egypt will start next Sunday, February 18, and will continue until the 22nd of this month.

Nearly 50 years ago, archaeologists lifted a major discovery during an excavation in the ancient city of Virginia in northern Greece, but they made a newly corrected mistake.

According to sporadic reports, Egypt has taken a bold and official step within the current BRICS plan to get rid of dealing in the US dollar.

An Egyptian official at the northern Sinai port of al-Arish said a merchant ship from Tanzania from Sudan sank off the Mediterranean coast of al-Arish.

Tunisia announced the recovery of nine bodies after the sinking of an irregular migration boat off the coast of Zarzis in the southeastern province of Medenine, with an estimated 52 migrants of foreign nationalities on board.

The military equipment belonging to the Libyan National Army continues to gather near the city of Sirte in preparation for the largest military maneuvers in the region in years.