The Misdemeanor Court in the Judicial Complex specializing in economic and financial crimes in Tunisia ruled to imprison the leader of the Ennahda movement, Rached Ghannouchi, and the movement’s leader, Rafik Abdel Salam, for three years on charges of foreign financing of the movement.

The Moroccan community residing in Libya called on the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, African Cooperation and Moroccans Residing Abroad, as well as the consular authorities, to intervene to deport a group of Moroccans imprisoned in Libya to their country.

The Arab Parliament stressed the necessity of moving forward towards holding parliamentary and presidential elections in Libya and completing the postponed elections to enhance security and stability in the country.

On Saturday, the Egyptian government denied an audio clip talking about its intention to sell the Suez Canal for a trillion dollars.

Egyptian Foreign Minister Dr. Badr Abdel Ati visited the countries of Djibouti and Somalia to discuss enhancing cooperation and securing maritime navigation in the Red Sea.

Today, an important meeting was held in Benghazi, led by Libyan Prime Minister Osama Hamad, to discuss ways to implement the military retirement law in response to the directives of Army Commander Khalifa Haftar.

In an eye-catching scene in the heart of New York City, international artist Rihanna shined in unique outfits that mimic the colors of zebras, during a spontaneous tour with star ASAP Rocky.

A news report published by the English news section of the Italian “Nova” news agency confirmed the death of 12 Syrians and 2 Algerians, illegal immigrants, of thirst, near the Libyan-Algerian border.

The head of European Union diplomacy, Josep Borrell, expressed his concern about the support that Russia is showing to the countries of the African continent, which are witnessing the continuous rise of national liberation movements, and which are working to liberate themselves from traditional American and European colonialism, which robbed the country of its resources.

A report by French state radio indicated that Libya is playing a “double game” with the European Union regarding the issue of illegal immigration.

Lourdes Leon, daughter of American icon Madonna, sparked controversy at fashion designer Marc Jacobs’ fall 2024 fashion show, which was held in New York City.

An Egyptian man named “AF” committed suicide inside the “Torre del Gallo” prison in Milan, Italy, after he was detained on charges of sexually assaulting an 89-year-old elderly woman who suffers from a cognitive disability.

Several main streets in the Libyan city of Zawiya were closed amid heavy exchanges of fire, as the clashes that broke out the day before yesterday continued.

The stardom of Robert Lewandowski, the Polish striker for Barcelona, is facing a major challenge after accusations that he obtained two university degrees illegally.

22 students were killed in the collapse of the Saints Academy School in the Bossa Bugi area of Plateau State, northern Nigeria, in a disaster added to the series of building collapses common in the country.

A stampede to conduct job interviews in a hotel in the Indian state of Gujarat caused unfortunate events, among hundreds of young people who had gathered to apply for only ten jobs, and the collapse of the iron barriers surrounding the place.

The Sudanese authorities issued an order for all foreigners to leave the capital, Khartoum, and its suburbs within a period not exceeding two weeks.

The high-security Koutukale prison, near the Nigerian capital Niamey, has seen hundreds of prisoners escape following a massive mutiny involving jihadist militiamen.

The BRICS group, which includes China, Brazil, Russia, India and South Africa, as well as new members such as Egypt, Ethiopia, Iran and the UAE, plans to create a digital payment and financial settlement platform.

The Libyan Football Association announced today, Saturday, the extension of the contract of Serbian coach, Micho, for a period of sixteen months, until the African Cup of Nations, in order to lead the team.