Al-Saadi Al Qaddafi, the son of the late Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi, stated that signs of the outbreak of a third world war were beginning to loom on the horizon, pointing to the possibility of the use of nuclear weapons in the Ukrainian conflict and the outbreak of a regional war in the Middle East.

Cairo Governorate witnessed the death of an Egyptian young man from suffocation inside his car as a result of running the air conditioner for more than an hour, following a power outage.

The Russian Ministry of Defense reported on Sunday that it had thwarted an attempted drone attack by Ukraine, and 36 drones were destroyed in various regions of southwestern Russian territory during the past night.

The French judiciary once again summoned Carla Bruni, the wife of former French President Nicolas Sarkozy, to complete investigations into Muammar Gaddafi’s financing of his election campaign 17 years ago.

The official spokesman for the Ministry of the Interior in the Interim Government of National Unity, Abdel Moneim Al-Arabi, announced that the Ras Jadir border crossing between Libya and Tunisia will be reopened tomorrow, Monday.

The Egyptian city of Al-Maasara prosecutor began investigating five defendants in a horrific crime, in which they threw a child from the fifth floor after he resisted them during an attempt to rob his father’s house.

On Saturday, Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune sent a message of condolence to Moroccan King Mohammed VI, consoling him on the death of his mother, Princess Lalla Latifa.

Italian politician Daniele Rufinetti warned of the danger of Libya sliding into violence with the worsening internal division and the absence of a United Nations envoy.

The Rapid Support Forces took control of the city of Sinja, Sennar State, southeastern Sudan, as violent clashes continued with the Sudanese army.

Irish writer Liz Weir, who uses a wheelchair due to heart problems, was exposed to a painful situation after she was left on the tarmac at the airport, and the plane belonging to the British company “EasyJet” took off without her.

An Iraqi security source confirmed that the news circulating about the discovery of the body of the famous Iraqi blogger Hadeel Abdul Rashid, known as “Umm Al-Lul,” inside a cell in a Baghdad prison, is incorrect.

American investor Jim Rogers criticized US measures regarding the use of frozen Russian assets to support Ukraine, considering that these steps represent a “theft” of Russian funds.

Last Thursday, the capital, Tripoli, hosted a meeting of the economic working group affiliated with the Berlin Process, at the initiative of the European Union.

The Assistant Chief of General Staff of the Libyan Army, Lieutenant General Salah al-Din al-Namroush, announced that the area extending from Abu Kammash to the Ras Jadir crossing has been transformed into a closed military zone, and the passage of any unauthorized military vehicles has been prohibited.

Today, Saturday, the Israeli embassy in Belgrade witnessed an attack carried out by a gunman with a bow and arrow, which resulted in a policeman being seriously injured while the attacker was killed.

A fire broke out yesterday evening, Friday, in one of the lighting towers at Alexandria Stadium during the match between the “Smouha” and “Pyramids” teams in the Egyptian League, which led to the match stopping at the 49th minute.

On Saturday, the Iranian Election Authority announced the organization of a second round of presidential elections on July 5 after no candidate was able to obtain 50% of the votes in the first round.

A series of fires that lasted for five days in the Libyan city of Traghen caused massive destruction of property and lives.

The Moroccan Football Federation issued a clarification regarding the selection of Madrid Stadium for the 2030 FIFA World Cup Final, indicating that the stadium has not yet been determined.

A report by the London-based “Al-Arab” newspaper confirmed that the public spending file in Libya has become a file controlled by the major active powers in the country, making it an American and European affair par excellence.