The US Army has completed the withdrawal of all its soldiers from “Air Base 101” in Niamey, the capital of Niger, as ordered by the ruling military junta in Niger, according to US Air Force General Kenneth Eckman. Then the US Army will shift its focus to leaving a large drone base, During the coming weeks.

The Egyptian Minister of Youth and Sports, Ashraf Sobhi, announced the formation of a legal committee to investigate the circumstances of the death of player Ahmed Refaat, star of the Modern Sport Football Club, who passed away on Saturday.

The High National Elections Commission in Libya announced the extension of the voter registration period until July 13, and this is considered the second and final extension.

A regional observatory specializing in weather and climate said that sulfur dioxide gas, issued by the “Etna” volcano in Sicily, southern Italy, reached Libyan airspace via the Mediterranean Sea.

The General Administration of Security Operations of the Ministry of the Interior in the Libyan “National Unity Government,” which has expired, seized quantities of smuggled fuel in vehicles for travelers through the Ras Jadir border crossing between Tunisia and Libya.

A member of the Libyan House of Representatives, Abdel Moneim Al-Urfi, indicated that a number of representatives submitted a request to hold a session in Tripoli, but the Council announced two days later that the session would be held in Benghazi.

Member of the State Advisory Council, Abdullah Al-Kabir, said that the next meeting in Morocco between Libyan leaders will witness a discussion of amending electoral laws.

The Chadian court acquitted 15 people accused of involvement in the disturbances that took place at the Chadian intelligence headquarters last February, sentenced four others to ten years in prison, and referred six to the children’s court.

The Russian Emergencies Ministry announced on Sunday that 49 people, including 7 children, drowned on Saturday across Russia, at a time when the country is suffering from a severe heat wave.

The leaders of Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger, known as the “Coalition of Sahel States,” announced the establishment of the “Confederation of Sahel States,” during their first summit held recently.

A Russian military source reported that Russian experts were able to uncover the secrets of the European “Storm Shadow” missile, which was seized by Russian forces.

A video clip circulated on social media platforms in Egypt, showing a mass cheating incident in the chemistry exam for high school students, sparked widespread dissatisfaction among citizens.

The Dutch national team turned the tables on its Turkish counterpart and defeated it 2-1 in the match that took place on Saturday evening, to reserve its place in the semi-finals of the European Football Championship in Germany.

The Spanish Civil Guard, in cooperation with the Moroccan General Directorate of National Territorial Surveillance, dismantled a terrorist cell active in a number of Spanish cities, including Madrid, Malaga, Cornilla and Melilla.

The “n-tv” portal reported, citing a document from the German Ministry of Defense, that Germany will abandon its air base in Niger, due to the collapse of negotiations regarding the legal immunity of German soldiers.

The Tunisian judiciary sentenced Tunisian lawyer Sania Dahmani to one year in prison after convicting her of publishing “false news,” against the backdrop of sarcastic comments she made criticizing the political situation in the country.

The United Nations called for accelerating the completion of a land crossing project linking Libya and Tunisia and extending to five other African countries, in order to strengthen trade and economic ties across the continent.

South Sudan received Sudanese army forces that retreated from Al-Meiram, after the Rapid Support Forces captured the 91st Brigade in Al-Fula.

An informed Libyan source revealed intensive movements led by the Supreme Council of State in Libya to hold a new round of political talks in the Kingdom of Morocco, instead of Cairo.

A member of the Libyan House of Representatives, Abdel Moneim Al-Arfi, expressed his dissatisfaction with the actions of the Head of the State Council, Mohamed Takala, and accused him of being unique in making decisions and being openly biased towards the head of the outgoing Libyan government.