One person was killed, and several others were missing after a dam collapsed during restoration work on the White Sea-Baltic Canal in the Republic of Karelia, northwestern Russia, on Monday.

Two famous Algerian TikTokers burned banknotes during a birthday party, prompting authorities to intervene and angering Algerians.

Tunisia’s Independent High Authority for Elections began receiving applications from candidates for the presidential elections scheduled for October 6 on Monday, and the process of receiving applications will continue until August 6.

Singer Omar Kamal shared personal details about his mental health and previous romantic relationships, and in an interview with the program “Had El Nogoum” on the Egyptian Channel One, he explained that he visits a psychiatrist to treat the results of his relationship with Nada El Kamel.

University professor and political researcher Ramadan El-Tweger expressed his doubts about the effectiveness of the Libyan government’s efforts to evacuate the capital Tripoli from armed factions, citing the dangers of these groups to public security.

In a new indication of Washington’s strategy in the African continent, U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken called on the Sudanese army and the Rapid Support Forces to hold peace talks in Switzerland on August 14.

The head of the outgoing Libyan government, Abdul Hamid Dbeibeh, announced that the Italian government is committed to covering the costs of constructing the road extending from “Amsaid” to “Ras Ajdir”, stressing the importance of accelerating the launch of the project.

The Egyptian government has decided to liquidate the “Metallco” company, which operates in the field of metal construction, after more than half a century since its launch, due to the accumulation of huge losses and debts amounting to billions of pounds.

Raja Club Athletic has started its summer training camp in Tabarka, Tunisia, under the supervision of Bosnian coach Roesmir Sfico , who recently joined the club’s technical staff.

Several airlines, including Lufthansa and Euro wings, have announced the suspension of flights to Beirut until August 5 due to the tense security situation in the region.

Rapid Support Forces (RSF) have been deployed extensively in the town of Al-Suki in Sudan’s Sennar State, leading to mass displacement to Sennar City, sources said.

Moroccan farmer Abdel Salam Ishou has been growing cannabis legally for the second year in a row, thanks to new legislation passed in Morocco in 2021.

Algerian security services have launched a wide-ranging investigation into suspected corruption after discovering that a number of dead people benefited from the annual travel grant provided by banks.

Reports from “Middle East Eye” indicate that Turkey and Niger have announced their signing of a declaration on cooperation in the oil and natural gas sectors. They also discussed enhancing collaboration in defense and intelligence areas.

A Libyan court in Derna has sentenced 12 officials to prison terms ranging from 9 to 27 years, after convicting them on charges of negligence, premeditated murder and squandering public funds, following the collapse of the city’s dams last year, which killed 4,540 people.

The case of the disappearance of Imam Musa al-Sadr, which dates back to 1978, witnessed a development with the heated statements between former Lebanese Minister Wiam Wahhab and Hannibal Gaddafi, the son of former Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi.

The Egyptian Ministry of Petroleum and Mineral Resources announced the signing of two investment agreements worth a total of $340 million with international companies, with the aim of boosting oil and gas production in the Mediterranean and Gulf of Suez regions.

Egypt warned, on Sunday, of the dangers of opening a new war front in Lebanon, in light of the recent events witnessed in the village of Majdal Shams in the occupied Syrian Golan.

Local rescue teams in Ras El Bar, Egypt, managed to save 77 people from drowning after the high tide that hit the Mediterranean beaches, and were also able to return 115 lost children to their families safely.

The Algerian Embassy in Tripoli announced the imminent resumption of civil aviation between Algeria and Libya, the opening of air routes and the enhancement of economic exchange between the two countries.