The Swedish city of Malmö witnessed a concert by the Lebanese artist Elissa, attended by about 30 thousand people from the Arab communities, which created a festive and exceptional atmosphere with which the audience interacted greatly.

Local authorities in Nigeria reported that 30 people were killed and others injured in an armed attack on the village of Ayati in Benue State, located in the southwest of the country.

Benghazi witnessed yesterday, Sunday, a successful start for the Libyan teams in the international version of the Beach Volleyball Championship, and the Libyan teams (2) and (3) achieved two victories over the Russian and Moroccan teams, respectively.

The Speaker of the Libyan House of Representatives, Aguila Saleh, expressed his strong condemnation of the request of the interim “National Unity” government for Egyptian intelligence officials to leave Libyan territory, describing the request as “irresponsible.”

Algeria expressed its deep concern over the recent military movements in Libya, noting that it is following with great interest the escalating tension in the southern and western regions of Libya.

The Olympic Games in Paris concluded with a colorful ceremony held at the Stade de Saint-Denis, which included a controversial segment in which “alien creatures” were used.

Tunisian security forces arrested Italian Angelo Salvatore Stracuzzi, accused of working as an accountant for the mafia, in the city of Hammamet, northeast of Tunisia.

The administration of US President Joe Biden has expressed growing concern about the repercussions of the recent Ukrainian attack on the Russian Kursk region, according to the “Wall Street Journal”.

The Giza Criminal Court in Egypt issued a six-month prison sentence yesterday, Sunday, against the Egyptian festival singer, Essam Sasa, on charges of driving under the influence of drugs.

In a speech marking the 64th anniversary of Chad’s independence, the President of Chad, General Mahamat Idriss Déby, declared his firm commitment to combating widespread corruption at all levels.

Israeli media reported that Cairo strongly rejected an Israeli proposal calling for the temporary resettlement of Gaza residents in Egypt.

The Libyan Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation expressed in a statement its astonishment and condemnation of the recent actions issued by the outgoing Libyan government towards Egypt.

Libyan authorities declared a state of emergency on Sunday evening in areas of the municipality of Rabiana, located about 150 kilometers from the city of Kufra in the southeast of the country, as a result of the rains and floods that hit the area.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Libyan government assigned by the House of Representatives called on all countries to transfer their embassies and representatives of diplomatic and international bodies and institutions to the city of Benghazi instead of the capital, Tripoli.

The Prime Minister and Minister of Economy and Finance of Niger, Ali Mohamed Lamine Zein, arrived in Algeria on Monday morning on an official visit aimed at strengthening cooperation between the two countries.

Algeria is witnessing a worrying increase in forest fires that are exacerbated annually by climate change, leading to drought and heat waves that make the vegetation more fragile.

Units of the Royal Moroccan Navy were able to rescue 68 illegal immigrants, including two bodies, who were on board a boat off the coast of the city of Dakhla, southwest of Morocco.

Consultations held in Jeddah between the Sudanese government and US officials failed to reach understandings that would pave the way for Sudan’s participation in the upcoming talks scheduled to be held in Geneva on August 14.

Ahmed Fatouh, a player for Zamalek club and the Egyptian national football team, has sparked widespread controversy after being involved in a hit-and-run accident that resulted in the death of a person on the Cairo-Alexandria desert road.

During his current visit to Rwanda to attend the inauguration ceremony of President Paul Kagame, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Immigration and Egyptians Abroad Badr Abdel Aati met with the Chairman of the Sudanese Transitional Sovereignty Council, Abdel Fattah Al-Burhan.