The Speaker of the Ethiopian Federal Council, Agneho Teshager, announced Ethiopia’s readiness to enhance parliamentary cooperation with the BRICS countries.

American star Jennifer Lopez spent the second anniversary of her marriage to actor Ben Affleck without him, in the passenger seat of a classic “Mercedes-Benz” convertible with her manager, Benny Medina.

Inter Miami’s coach announced that Argentine star Lionel Messi will miss his team’s next two matches in the American Football League after suffering an injury to his right ankle during his country’s victory in the Copa America final.

The Libyan Public Prosecutor, Al-Siddiq Al-Sur, received a decision from the head of the Libyan Intelligence Service, Hussein Al-Aib, to lift the procedural restrictions on 13 defendants in the case of the attempted assassination of Abdul Majeed Maligta, an advisor to the Prime Minister of the outgoing Libyan National Unity Government.

The General Authority for Supply Commodities in Egypt announced the completion of a deal to purchase 770,000 tons of wheat, most of it Russian wheat, in the largest single purchase since 2022.

Kamel Al-Wazir, Deputy Prime Minister for Industrial Development Affairs and Minister of Transport and Industry, said that the price of the dollar is expected to fall to 25 pounds and the price of a loaf of bread to decrease from 120 piasters to 60 piasters.

The British newspaper “The Guardian” published a report dealing with the phenomenon of kidnapping, which is worsening day after day in an area described as the “Triangle of Death” in Central Africa.

The novel “Hawariya” by Inaam Bayoud sparked widespread controversy in Algeria, especially after it won the “Asia Jabbar” award organized by the Ministry of Culture.

The Acting Head of the United Nations Support Mission in Libya, Stephanie Khoury, discussed with officials at the US State Department the developments in the political, economic and security situation in Libya.

On Tuesday evening, the President of the Libyan Presidential Council, Mohamed Menfi, held bilateral discussions with the President of the Republic of Chad, Mohamed Idriss Deby Itno, in the capital, Tripoli.

German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock announced on Tuesday evening during her visit to Abidjan that Germany would not be able to continue military cooperation with Niger.

The British government has warned its citizens wishing to travel to Morocco of the dangers of popular demonstrations and their impact on their security.

Violent clashes with heavy weapons broke out between the “Rahba Al-Doruaa’” and “Sabriya Al-Rathimi” brigades in the Tajoura area, east of the Libyan capital, Tripoli, resulting in the death of a Libyan woman.

The head of “Doctors Without Borders”, Christos Christou, announced on Tuesday that one-third of the people admitted to hospitals for war-related injuries in Sudan are women or children under the age of ten.

Dr. Muhammad Ali Fahim, Head of the Climate Information Center at the Egyptian Ministry of Agriculture, announced the beginning of an intense heat wave that the country will witness, starting on Wednesday, July 17 and continuing for ten days.

Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak revealed the signing of 24 agreements worth 60 billion rubles (about 670 million dollars) on the first day of the Caucasus Investment Forum.

The Israeli army confirmed that several tanks were damaged during the Israeli war on the Gaza Strip, which led to the postponement of armored exercises until November 2025.

American actor Johnny Depp opens a new page in his love life after years of legal and media controversy.

On Tuesday, the Minister of Housing and Construction of the outgoing Libyan National Unity Government, Abu Bakr Al-Ghawi, will receive the Egyptian Deputy Minister of Housing, Dr. Sayed Ismail, and his accompanying delegation.

The Libyan capital, Tripoli, is preparing to host an international conference on migration across the Mediterranean on July 17, with the participation of the European Union Commission and leaders from European and African countries.