The German platform Statista, which specializes in data and statistics, published a report showing a significant decline in the gross national income per capita in Libya for the year 2023.

Libyan Minister of Tourism, Nasereddin Milad Al-Fazzani, confirmed that Libya is recovering and heading towards achieving a comprehensive tourism renaissance.

Algerian player Redouane Massoud Idriss was disqualified from the judo competition in the under 73 kg category due to non-compliance with the standard weight requirements.

Cairo Criminal Court is looking into the lawsuit filed by the “slapped” young man, Saad Osama, against the singer Amr Diab on charges of bullying, bullying and disturbing the public peace, and his lawyers are demanding huge compensation.

Pavel Durov, the founder of the “Telegram” application, announced a big surprise, which was that he has more than 100 biological children in 12 different countries.

Mali witnessed violent battles last weekend between the Malian army and an alliance of terrorist groups in the north of the country near the Algerian border.

Experts confirmed that the failure to renew the fishing agreement between Morocco and the European Union is due to the conditions set by Morocco, which include recognition of its sovereignty over the Moroccan Sahara.

The defense team for the head of the Tunisian Free Constitutional Party, Abir Moussi, announced on Monday that she had gone on a hunger strike.

A young man in his thirties died in the city of Jarzouna in the governorate of Bizerte, northern Tunisia, after setting himself on fire following a family dispute.

The Supreme Council of State in Libya rejected the announcement by the Speaker of the Libyan House of Representatives, Aguila Saleh, to open the door for nominations to form a unified government for the country.

Sudan’s Central Bureau of Statistics announced on Monday that the country’s inflation rate rose to 136.67% during the first half of this year, compared to the same period last year.

A woman lost custody of her four children following a ruling by the Kuwaiti Court of Appeals, due to allegations of practicing witchcraft and sorcery against her ex-husband.

Tunisian artist Latifa expressed her controversial position on the increasing presence of migrants from sub-Saharan Africa in Tunisia during the Tabarka International Festival in Tunisia.

Intense tribal clashes have killed 43 people and injured more than 170 others in Kurram Agency in northwestern Pakistan’s Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, as the conflict enters its sixth day.

The African National Congress (ANC) announced the expulsion of former president Jacob Zuma from the party due to his formation of a rival party. This decision came after a disciplinary hearing held last week, during which Zuma’s membership was suspended in January.

The Chinese Ministry of National Defense announced its participation in joint military exercises with the armed forces of Mozambique and Tanzania.

Sudanese runner Yassin Abdullah had his mobile phone stolen while he was preparing to compete in the Paris Olympics.

Tensions between Turkey and Israel have intensified following a recent war of words sparked by the ongoing events in Gaza. Turkey warned Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that he could face a fate similar to that of Nazi leader Adolf Hitler. This escalation came after Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan made remarks about the possibility of Turkey intervening in the ongoing conflict.

Global superstar Lady Gaga has revealed her engagement “by mistake” while introducing her fiancé Michael Polansky to officials during a ceremony in Paris.

Western Libya is suffering from a worsening crisis in light of the continued spread of weapons and the multiplicity of militias and factions that the forces of traditional colonialism are fighting to win over in the hope of regaining influence in this oil country that was destroyed by NATO.