A Brazilian court sentenced Cat Torres, an “Instagram” influencer and former “mistress” of Hollywood star Leonardo DiCaprio, to 8 years in prison, on charges of human trafficking and enslavement.

The Libyan Public Prosecutor, Al-Siddiq Al-Sour, discussed with Tunisian Interior Minister Khaled Al-Nouri the judicial procedures related to the extradition of those accused of the attempted assassination of Abdul Majeed Mligta, according to the systems adopted in the two countries.

Bangladesh is witnessing widespread unrest against the backdrop of student protests against the quota system in government jobs.

Japanese police arrested national football team player Kaishu Sano on charges of sexually assaulting a woman, local media reported on Wednesday.

The joint Egyptian-French archaeological mission uncovered a number of paintings, inscriptions, and miniatures of Kings Amenhotep III, Thutmose IV, Psamtik II, and Apries.

The Malian army has opened an investigation into a shocking video showing a man wearing a Malian military uniform mutilating a corpse in front of a group of soldiers, describing the act as a “rare act of brutality” akin to cannibalism.

The Ecuadorian club Barcelona announced the death of its young goalkeeper, Justin Cornejo, aged 20.

On Wednesday, the Libyan Minister of the Interior, Imad Trabelsi, and his Chadian counterpart, Mohamed Mergui, signed a new agreement to settle the situation of irregular Chadian migrants in Libya.

On Wednesday, the World Health Organization condemned the increase in attacks on medical facilities in Sudan, as battles between the army and the Rapid Support Forces have continued for more than a year.

Egyptian artist Tamer Diaei died after getting into an altercation with an administrative security officer inside a hospital, where he was with his wife, who was receiving chemotherapy.

The Tunisian coast witnessed a controversial incident, when the Coast Guard forces arrested 38 illegal immigrants of sub-Saharan African nationalities, following clashes with them while trying to intercept their boat.

On Wednesday, a Moroccan court sentenced seven officials from the Moroccan branch of the insurance company Velavi, formerly known as Aso 2000, to between ten and four years in prison, in a case related to human trafficking and sexual harassment.

Security sources in Niger revealed that seven civilians were killed this week by terrorists in a village, in the Tillaberi region in western Niger, near Burkina Faso.

The Egyptian Minister of Finance, Ahmed Kajouk, announced in a statement issued today that the total deficit in Egypt’s general budget decreased during the fiscal year 2023-2024 by 17%.

The Turkish state of Van witnessed a legendary wedding during which nearly 3 kg of gold and 4 million Turkish liras were presented to the newlyweds, making the wedding a hot topic on social media.

Press reports linked the name of Dutch coach Sarina Wegman, coach of the England women’s national team, to the possibility of her taking over as coach of the England men’s national team after Gareth Southgate’s departure from his position.

Experts at “Kaspersky Lab” warned of an escalation in attempts by hackers to hack into the accounts of “Telegram” application users through new fraudulent methods.

Ittihad Jeddah Club announced on Tuesday that it had signed Algerian player Houssem Aouar, who recently joined from Italian Roma, with a contract extending until 2028.

The countries participating in the “Trans-Mediterranean Migration” conference, which was held in Tripoli, called for addressing migration problems by supporting economic and social development in source countries.

Moscow is constantly trying to exploit all available opportunities to extend a helping hand to African countries to help them shake off the dust of European and American colonialism, which has exhausted the country.