Between July 17 and 23, Algerian army units carried out a series of security operations that resulted in the arrest of 10 terrorist elements and the thwarting of drug smuggling attempts coming from Morocco.

Libyan Airlines announced the reopening of the European air route for its aircraft for the first time in years, through its flight from Istanbul to Mitiga Airport.

The participation of Dutch athlete Steven van de Velde in the Paris 2024 Olympics, who has previously been convicted of child rape, has sparked outrage and calls for an investigation into how he was allowed to compete despite his criminal history.

A team of Russian and European physicists have developed a revolutionary approach based on “liquid light,” an innovative type of particle that combines light and matter, to speed up logical operations in computers.

The Minister of Foreign Affairs of the government assigned by the Libyan parliament, Abdul Hadi Al-Huwaij, confirmed in the first official comment on the detention of 95 Libyans in South Africa, providing legal support to Libyans detained abroad.

Armed clashes have reportedly broken out near the northern border with Algeria, where the Malian army has been confronting separatist groups led by the Azawad Movement.

The Sudanese city of Kassala witnessed heavy rains that led to widespread flooding, causing the submergence of many homes and shelters for the displaced, and severe damage to the infrastructure.

The Israeli newspaper “Maariv” revealed a plan being studied by the US administration to form a “peacekeeping force” in the Gaza Strip after the end of the ongoing war, with the participation of Arab countries.

The Libyan Public Prosecution announced the arrest of two Tunisians in the western border area of the country, where they were caught with weapons and bombs in their possession.

The city of Kufra in southeastern Libya is facing a devastating humanitarian crisis with the increasing number of Sudanese refugees fleeing the hell of war in their country.

Egyptian Finance Minister Ahmed Kojak announced the Egyptian government’s efforts to boost bilateral trade with Turkey, targeting $15 billion in the coming years.

Gasoline prices in Arab countries witnessed fluctuations during the first half of 2024, amid fluctuations in global oil prices, which affected local fuel costs according to indicators issued by “Global Petroleum Price”.

A recent study has revealed an increase in the severity of extreme weather events such as storms and hurricanes, considering that rising global temperatures play a pivotal role in this change.

The Libyan city of Zliten witnessed a series of explosions in the early hours of Friday morning, which shook the city, resulting from the explosion of a weapons depot at the headquarters of the “Al-Ayan” military battalion.

Ghana’s Supreme Court has upheld an old law dating back to the 1960s that criminalizes “homosexuality” in the country, in a ruling by a seven-member panel.

Egypt’s Attorney General orders investigation into leaked clips of “Al Tagamoa Butcher” case

The Moroccan Ministry of Health announced the registration of 21 deaths due to high temperatures, most of them elderly and people suffering from chronic diseases.

The Algerian Republic expressed its strong condemnation of the French government’s decision to recognize the autonomy plan for the Western Sahara region.

Chinese Defense Ministry spokesman Zhang Xiaogang has criticized NATO, describing it as a “source of discord” that has sparked wars in several countries.

The Egyptian government announced a wide increase in fuel prices on Thursday, four days before the third review of the International Monetary Fund’s $8 billion extended loan program for Egypt.