The Libyan Red Crescent Society team recovered 14 decomposed bodies in the neighborhood (720) of Giza Al-Bahariya in the city of Sirte during operations to remove destroyed buildings.

Egyptian club Zamalek withdrew from its match with Al-Ahly club that was scheduled for Tuesday, which sparked widespread controversy in Egyptian football.

The Egyptian Ministry of Petroleum and Mineral Resources announced its intention to begin actual commercial operation of the “Hog Galleon” liquefied gas regasification ship next week.

Tripoli International Stadium reopened in March in the presence of a large crowd of fans and Libyan officials, after two years of maintenance and renovation operations that cost 100 million dinars.

Mosquitoes attacked the headquarters of the German national team’s training camp for the Euro 2024 tournament, according to a report published by the British newspaper “Daily Mail”.

The UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced on Wednesday the success of its partnership with Russia and Ukraine in facilitating the successful exchange of prisoners between Moscow and Kiev.

A new image of Saif al-Islam Gaddafi occupied many of his supporters during the past hours on social networking sites in Libya.

The Algerian state of Bejaia witnessed a heinous crime that angered the entire country, as a man slaughtered his wife at her workplace in front of employees and citizens.

A security force in Niger was attacked by terrorist groups in the west of the country. The attack resulted in the deaths of 20 soldiers and one civilian, and nine others were injured.

The security services in Libya announced the arrest of a girl wanted in a case of kidnapping and blackmailing her boyfriend with large sums of money, a case that has recently preoccupied public opinion in the country.

Morocco ranked 20th in the world in a new classification of the most powerful countries in terms of the power of artillery weapons, according to the website (insidermonkey), which specializes in military affairs.

The UNHCR has launched an urgent fundraising campaign to address the worsening humanitarian crisis in eastern Chad, where more than 600,000 people have fled conflict in Sudan.

The Governor of the Central Bank of Morocco, Abdellatif Jouahri, announced that his country is discussing with the bank and the International Monetary Fund the adoption of the “electronic dirham” in financial transactions.

Turkey announced its efforts to increase the volume of trade exchange with Tunisia to $3 billion annually, according to what was stated by the Turkish Minister of Trade, Omar Polat.

The Anti-Illegal Immigration Service in Tripoli, in coordination with the International Organization for Migration, yesterday, Tuesday, deported a number of irregular migrants from Libya to their countries of origin.

The International Rescue Committee described the situation in Sudan as “free fall,” warning that the humanitarian crisis would worsen if the international community did not take firm measures to address the situation.

The Algerian Minister of Tourism and Traditional Industry, Mokhtar Didouche, revealed that 3.3 million tourists visited Algeria in 2023.

Egypt announced urgent measures to import additional quantities of gas and diesel, as a result of increasing consumption in light of rising temperatures.

Tunisian sports circles have circulated calls to naturalize Brazilian player Rodrigo Rodriguez, a prominent striker for Esperance, as part of attempts to strengthen the strength of the Tunisian national team.

The Commander of the US Military Command in Africa announced the United States’ readiness to cooperate with Libya through diplomatic and defensive means.