The Sixth Ward Chamber of the Court of First Instance in Tunisia sentenced Zaki Rahmouni, a former member of the Election Commission, to 16 months in prison in two cases filed against him by the Tunisian Election Commission.

The Minister of State for Communication and Political Affairs in the Government of National Unity, Walid Al-Lafi, stated that the Mediterranean Migration Forum will be held on July 17 in the capital, Tripoli, with the participation of heads of state and ministers of the interior.

On Wednesday, the Supreme Judicial Council in Iraq issued a death sentence against the wife of Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, the leader of the terrorist organization ISIS, after convicting her of working with the organization and detaining Yazidi women in her home.

The mayor of the small town of Colonne in France’s Normandy region, Daniel Marier, has ordered clergy to initiate “highest priority communications with heaven” to help end torrential rains that have ravaged the village.

Egyptian artist Sherine Abdel Wahab recently experienced a severe psychological crisis, which led to her admission to a psychiatric hospital to receive treatment.

On Wednesday, the Commander of the Rapid Support Forces in Sudan, Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo (Hemedti), issued a decision relieving Youssef Ibrahim Azza Ismail from his duties as his political advisor, effective July 10.

Hundreds of thousands of people in Nigeria have begun returning to their homes from which they fled years ago due to attacks launched by terrorist organizations such as “Boko Haram” and “ISIS” in the northeast of the country.

German media revealed a horrific rape incident committed by a member of the Albanian national team’s coaching staff during its participation in the European Cup (Euro 2024).

The Moroccan Ministry of Tourism announced that the number of tourists arriving to Morocco in the first six months of this year increased by 14% on an annual basis, and the number of tourists reached 7.4 million.

The Libyan Minister of the Interior, Imad Trabelsi, announced his country’s categorical rejection of the settlement of immigrants on its territory, noting that between 70 and 80% of foreigners in Libya are “irregular.”

The United Nations peacekeeping mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo announced that it had “temporarily suspended its withdrawal,” without specifying a timetable for the next phase, after the completion of the first phase last June.

Rwanda announced that the “controversial migrant agreement concluded with the United Kingdom and abandoned by the new government” does not require the return of funds sent.

A young Tunisian man was killed in the French capital, Paris, after a thief attacked him with a knife, stabbing him several times in the chest, which led to his immediate death.

The Director General of Consular Affairs and the Algerian National Community, Rachid Maddah, announced the readiness of the “Algerian Agency for International Cooperation” to study more development projects on the African continent.

The Sudanese Civil Democratic Forces Coordination “Taqadum” has announced its decision to decline participation in the first phase of the political dialogue organized by the African Mechanism in the Ethiopian capital, Addis Ababa.

Today, Wednesday, the Libyan Parliament, located in the east of the country, unanimously approved an additional budget for the government amounting to 88 billion Libyan dinars (about 18.3 billion dollars), to cover the remainder of the current year.

Hebrew media revealed that Morocco signed an agreement with Israel to purchase a spy satellite from the Israeli Aerospace Industries Company as part of a deal worth one billion dollars.

The “Independent’s” report on the possibility of the collapse of the Libyan economy opened widespread controversy. Despite the response of the Libyan Ministry of Foreign Affairs, questions are still open about the nature of the numbers mentioned in the report.

The UAE quadrupled its imports of Russian oil derivatives in 2023, reaching a record level of $971.4 million, compared to $237.8 million in 2022.

The young Libyan artist known as “Kimo” died in a tragic death in Tunisia, where he fell from the window of his apartment on the fifth floor.