Statistics from the National Union of Grain and Legumes Traders (F.N.C.L) showed that Morocco imported more than 81.3 thousand tons of soft wheat from Russia during December 2023.

Hadi al-Amiri, head of the Iraqi “Nabni” coalition, condemned what he described as “the heinous crime committed by the criminal US forces,” holding “the Iraqi government responsible for any negligence or inaction for the immediate removal of the so-called international coalition forces from Iraqi territory.”

The Russian Permanent Representative to the United Nations, Vassily Nebenzia, stressed at a meeting of the UN Security Council that what is happening in the Red Sea is the result of the brutal Israeli operation in Gaza.

The Center for the Revival of Audiovisual Heritage at the Media Production City in Cairo has launched a unique rescue project aimed at preserving the heritage of Egyptian cinema and preventing its loss as a result of damage, through the direct restoration of a group of old films.

The Iraqi government blamed the US-led international coalition for Thursday’s attack on the PMF headquarters in the capital Baghdad.

Morocco’s state exchange office announced on Wednesday the launch of new stimulus measures, aimed at recovering money smuggled out of the country through irregular means.

The International Professional Footballers’ Association (FIFPRO) on Wednesday unveiled the final list of candidates for the ideal squad of players for 2023.

Western Sahara (Morocco) separatists from the Polisario Front posted a video of an attack on the command-and-control centers of the Royal Moroccan Army.

Social media in Iraq was abuzz with news that the Babil provincial police arrested a gang involved in the theft and slaughter of donkeys, to sell their meat to a restaurant in the center of Hilla city.

Former Sudanese Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok called on the Sudanese army leadership to meet urgently to discuss ways to stop the war and save Sudan from disintegration.

A deal allowing foreign companies to exploit the production of the Hamada al-Hamra gas field, south of the capital Tripoli, has sparked a wide political dispute in Libya.

The Yemeni Authority for Antiquities and State Museums in Hadramawt Governorate, southeast of Yemen, has found three ancient mummies, in the first archaeological discovery of its kind in the region.

The United States is seeking to deploy military drones along the West African coast urgently to stop the spread of al-Qaeda and the Islamic State in the region, the Wall Street Journal reported, citing US and African officials.

Youssef Attal, a player for Algeria and French team Nice, has been given an eight-month suspended prison sentence for posting a video calling for a “black day for the Jews” in connection with the war between Hamas and Israel.

The Russian Defense Ministry announced the repatriation of 248 Russian soldiers in a prisoner exchange with Ukraine, for the first time in several months, after Kiev accused Moscow of obstructing negotiations in this regard.

Forces Operations Room in “Tariq bin Ziyad” Brigade cooperated with Narcotics and Psychotropic Drugs Control Agency Seize Large Drug Shipment at Benghazi Port successfully intercepted a shipment of narcotics, containing 20 million narcotic tablets (Tramadol.)

The Turkish Interior Ministry announced that it was able to arrest 56 people wanted from 18 countries, on suspicion of involvement in drug trafficking and human trafficking crimes.

The Libyan Minister of Oil and Gas, Mohamed Aoun, announced that Libya has recovered an estimated amount of about $ 2.4 billion from the state’s dues in the oil sector and royalties, which were previously withheld by the former head of the National Oil Corporation, Mustafa Sanallah.

Iran on Wednesday declared national mourning on Thursday after more than 100 people were killed in two explosions in the southern Iranian city of Kerman, near the shrine of Iranian Major General Qassem Soleimani, coinciding with the commemoration of the fourth anniversary of his death in a US air strike in Iraq in 2020.

Libyan Supreme Commander of Army and Defense and Security Council tasked Coast and Border Guard and Ministry of Interior with securing western border crossings, during a meeting of the Defense Council, from which the President of the Presidential Council was absent for the first time.