Cairo is witnessing the opening of the Sudanese Political and Civil Forces Conference, which aims to bring together the concerned parties to confront the Sudanese crisis that has been ongoing since April 2023.

18 Moroccan nationals who were detained by international human trafficking gangs in Myanmar have been released, through the efforts of their families, lobbyists in Thailand, non-governmental organizations and local armed groups.

Stephanie Khoury, Deputy Special Representative of the Secretary-General and Acting Head of the United Nations Support Mission in Libya, met with the Russian Ambassador to Libya, Aydar Aghanin, in the capital, Tripoli.

A report issued by the United Nations revealed that migrants and refugees who take migration routes through Africa face deadly risks that are twice as high as those facing them on sea journeys towards Europe.

A court in St. Petersburg uncovered a case of forgery after a young Egyptian man, Mostafa Mohamed Mostafa Ahmed, claimed to marry a Russian citizen to obtain a temporary residence permit.

A 12-year-old girl was killed in Australia’s Northern Territory as a result of a crocodile attack, prompting Prime Minister Eva Lawler to stress the need to control the crocodile population in the region.

The head of the Tunisian Independent High Authority for Elections, Farouk Bouaskar, announced that nominations would be open from the twenty-ninth of this July until the sixth of August.

Today, Saturday, Modern Sport Club announced the death of Ahmed Refaat, one of its most prominent players, at the age of 31, after a sudden deterioration in his health.

Yesterday, Friday, the General Administration of Security Operations in Libya announced the distribution of free fuel to travelers coming from Tunisia through the Ras Jadir border crossing, after the seizure of fuel prepared for smuggling.

The Italian Nova Agency announced that Libya ranked first in the number of migrants heading to Italy from the beginning of the year until July 5th.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban confirmed that he achieved the main goal of his visit to Moscow, which was to start a dialogue with Russian President Vladimir Putin about the shortest path to peace in Ukraine.

Statistics from the Federation of Libyan Industries showed a discrepancy in numbers related to trade between Libya and Tunisia compared to what was reported by the Central Bank of Libya.

South Korea is moving to strengthen its presence on the African continent through an initiative to export railway trains to the Kingdom of Morocco with a total value of up to 5 trillion Korean won (equivalent to 3.62 billion US dollars).

Arab teams are preparing to participate in the Summer Olympics in Paris, as Moroccan star Achraf Hakimi is on the list, while prominent names such as Mohamed Salah and Zidane Iqbal are absent.

Niger announced that it will host the first summit of the Sahel States Alliance, which it recently formed with Burkina Faso and Mali, on July 6 in the capital, Niamey.

Logging has become a major source of funding for extremist groups in Mali that previously relied on external support, and are now exploiting natural resources, especially timber, to finance their operations.

A leadership source in the Hamas movement said on Saturday that the movement had accepted an American proposal to begin talks on the release of Israeli detainees, including soldiers and men, within 16 days after the first phase of the agreement.

Libyans ranked 51st in terms of the nationalities most requesting a European Union “Schengen” visa, out of 133 countries around the world.

The US Army is preparing to end its presence at a major air base in the Nigerien capital, Niamey, by next Sunday.

The ongoing conflicts in Sudan for more than a year have had a devastating impact on the agricultural sector, pushing many farmers to abandon their land and leading to serious threats of famine.