Abu Qir Fertilizers and Chemical Industries Company has been facing major challenges recently, as it announced the suspension of its three factories due to the interruption of natural gas supplies.

The head of the outgoing Libyan “National Unity” government, Abdul Hamid Al-Dbeibeh , directed the necessity of completing the procedures for opening the Ras Jedir border crossing with Tunisia, stressing that organizing the crossing is a necessary step to provide its services to all Libyans.

The National Meteorological Center in Libya issued a warning about strong winds expected to reach speeds of up to 30 knots along the western coast of the country on Tuesday.

A member of the Libyan Supreme Council of State, Souad Ertima, revealed that the tripartite meeting between President of the Presidential Council, Mohamed Al-Menfi, Speaker of the House of Representatives, Aguila Saleh, and Head of the Supreme Council of State, Mohamed Takala, was supposed to be held last Saturday in Morocco, and not in Cairo as was rumored.

Hamas is planning to leave Qatar for Iraq, as both Doha and Washington have stepped up pressure on the movement’s leaders to show greater flexibility in talks regarding a ceasefire in Gaza.

A study conducted by scientists from the Technical University of Munich revealed that the Earth’s day will extend to 25 hours instead of the current 24 hours, within the next 200 million years.

Representative Mervat Abdel Azim said that the Health Committee in the House of Representatives will hold an emergency meeting to discuss the issue of female circumcision operations performed by some Sudanese expatriates.

The Egyptian Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities, in cooperation with the Italian Archaeological Mission, discovered 33 new archaeological tombs dating back to the late Pharaonic era and the Greek and Roman eras near the Mausoleum of the Aga Khan in Aswan.

An official at the Central Bank of Sudan revealed that 121 bank and exchange branches in the capital, Khartoum, were completely looted and their buildings destroyed, and equipment, furniture, and a number of cars were looted.

Investigations in the Republic of Dagestan revealed that a group of terrorists planned for a month to carry out a complex terrorist operation targeting Pastor Nikolai Kotelnikov along with others.

The Egyptian Al-Ahly Club announced that it had received a notification from the Egyptian Professional Clubs Association stating that it had won its match with Zamalek after the latter withdrew from the summit match that was scheduled for Tuesday.

The British newspaper “The Guardian” reported that British government officials tried to suppress criticism directed at the UAE and its alleged role in supplying weapons for rapid support in Sudan.

The journey of an Egyptian woman who lost her family when she was a young child when she was living in Damanhour, Beheira Governorate, ended with them being found thanks to the “Missing Children” page on Facebook.

A report by the French intelligence website “Africa Intelligence” revealed that the Central Bank of Libya is facing difficult times as a report on money laundering approaches.

European Union officials expressed their concern about the rapprochement taking place between Tunisia and Russia, China, and Iran, due to internal and external developments in Tunisia.

On Monday, the Egyptian Foreign Ministry denied reports circulating about the existence of arrangements with the United States to prepare lists of names of patients and students wishing to leave the Gaza Strip.

The World Bank’s Vice President for North Africa and the Middle East, Osman Dion, stressed the continuity of assistance to Tunisia in implementing its comprehensive programs that enhance human capital and support food, water, and energy security.

The outgoing Libyan National Unity Government announced the decision to exempt Palestinian citizens from all fees related to visas and residency in Libya, in accordance with Resolution No. 289 of 1987, in support of the Palestinian cause.

A group of Chinese companies expressed their willingness to participate in the development of infrastructure and industrial sectors in Libya.

A senior American general visited Africa to discuss ways to maintain the American presence in West Africa, after Niger’s decision to expel the American army in favor of a partnership with Russia.