Italian Interior Minister Matteo Piantidosi praised the close cooperation with Tunisia and Libya in efforts to reduce illegal migration flows to Italian coasts.

Scientists from Boston University have developed an artificial intelligence algorithm capable of analyzing speech and identifying early indicators of Alzheimer’s disease, with an accuracy of up to 78.5% in predicting cases of cognitive impairment.

Libyan-British writer Hisham Matar won the George Orwell Prize for Political Writing for the year 2024, for his novel “My Friends,” which was released at the beginning of this year.

The Financial Times reported on Friday that the United States invited the foreign ministers of Israel and a number of Arab countries to attend the NATO summit in Washington next month.

A plane loaded with Tunisian food aid weighing 14 tons arrived in Egyptian territory today, Friday, heading to the Gaza Strip.

Weather observatories in a number of Arab countries have warned of a wave of bad weather in the coming period.

The latest data from the United Nations indicates that the ongoing conflict in Sudan has worsened the food security situation, with more than half of the population now suffering from severe food shortages.

A member of the Libyan House of Representatives, Ali Al-Takbali, said that what is happening in the Ras Jadir region reflects the state of chaos in the country, stressing that Libya needs a strong hand and a real government to achieve stability.

On Thursday, Russian President Vladimir Putin awarded the President of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Denis Sassou Nguesso, the Medal of Honor for his great contribution to developing and strengthening relations between the two countries.

The American media unanimously agreed that President Joe Biden’s performance in his debate with former President Donald Trump was “disastrous,” and that the Democratic Party must sound the alarm.

The Russian United Shipbuilding Company said that its experts are working on a project to develop new civilian ships designed to sail in the Arctic regions.

Morocco and Turkey signed two agreements in the fields of energy and mining aimed at “improving bilateral relations in various energy fields and implementing joint projects.”

Researchers monitored the migration of about 6 million antelope in South Sudan, where they travel huge distances in search of pastures.

A medical source in the Egyptian city of Al-Arish announced on Thursday that 21 cancer patients had been evacuated from the Gaza Strip to Egypt via the Kerem Shalom crossing, for the first time since the crossing was closed in early May, when the Israeli army took control of the Palestinian side of it.

Tunisian President Kais Saied expressed his concern about the crisis of the closure of the Ras Jadir border crossing between Libya and Tunisia, during his meeting at Carthage Palace with the Minister of the Interior, Khaled Al-Nouri, and the Secretary of State to the Minister of the Interior in charge of National Security, Sofiane Belsadiq.

Today, Thursday, Libyan Oil Minister Muhammad Aoun issued a statement in which he revealed the developments of the crisis with the Prime Minister of the National Unity Government, Abdul Hamid Dbeibeh, in light of the presence of two ministers at the head of the oil and gas portfolio.

The Prime Minister-designate of Libya, Osama Hamad, met today, Thursday, in the city of Qobba, Speaker of the House of Representatives, Aguila Saleh, his first deputy, Fawzi Al-Nuwairi, and member of the Council, Idris Omran, in the presence of members of the committee to restructure the state’s general budget for state sectors and adopt a unified budget nationwide.

The Tunisian judiciary issued a 10-year and 9-month prison sentence against a Sudanese soldier who was arrested after sneaking into the country through the Libyan border. He was accused of “planning to carry out a terrorist operation in Tunisia.”

The joint Russian-Georgian film “Snowflakes in My Garden”, directed by Bakur Bakuradze, won the “Gold Cup” award for best film direction at the 26th Shanghai International Film Festival.

Libyan banking expert Muhammad Amer confirmed that the cash liquidity crisis in Libya will not be solved by pumping more paper currency into banks, but rather by changing the culture of cash withdrawal among citizens and moving to electronic media in daily transactions.