The Nigerian army announced the liquidation of “Abdullah Suleiman Adwal”, an influential leader within the “ISIS” organization in the west of the country, last Sunday night in the town of Mihana in the Tillaberi region bordering Mali and Burkina Faso.

The security authorities in Tangier announced their success in solving the mystery of a murder in which a forty-year-old woman was the victim. Her dismembered and burned body was found inside a suitcase in a farming area on the outskirts of the city.

Algeria announced the resumption of train services to Tunisia, starting this summer, after a thirty-year hiatus.

The opening of the Ras Jadir border crossing between Libya and Tunisia, which was scheduled for Monday, was postponed after protests organized by citizens in the city of Zuwara.

The Spanish government has provided Morocco with 188 border surveillance systems, including 65 fixed thermal cameras. 98 portable thermal cameras, 25-night vision binoculars, and various maritime communications equipment.

The Libyan Football Association has set a new date for the start of the six-way competition to win the Libyan Premier League title for the 2023-24 season.

The “Moroccan Action Group for Palestine” condemned the Moroccan authorities’ permission to dock the “INS Komemiyut” military ship belonging to the Israeli army in the port of Tangier and enabling its crew to supply the necessary fuel and food.

Algeria is facing severe criticism from the European Union after it decided to reduce its imports of European cars and agricultural products.

An official source at the Egyptian Electricity Holding Company revealed on Sunday that the duration of the daily power cut, or what the government calls “load shedding,” has been increased to three hours instead of two hours.

The High Electoral Commission announced today, Sunday, the extension of the voter registration period for municipal council elections by another week.

Rumors about Michy Batshuayi, the former Chelsea player, moving from Fenerbahce to Galatasaray have caused a wave of threats and abuse towards his family.

Member of the Libyan State Council, Saad bin Sharada, confirmed that the Deputy Head of the UN Mission, Stephanie Khoury, is working to imitate Stephanie Williams in implementing American policy inside Libya.

Egyptian content presenter, Sandra Fares, surprised her followers by announcing her intention to sue Facebook, after the platform placed a sign announcing her death on her accounts without careful verification.

The outgoing Libyan government announced that it is coordinating with its Tunisian counterpart to put the final touches on preparations for reopening the Ras Jadir land crossing.

More than 6,000 Sudanese refugees are living in tragic conditions in the “Olala” forests in the Amhara region, western Ethiopia, after fleeing the war in their country.

A huge fire that broke out in agricultural lands led to the death of 12 people and the injury of 78 others, in addition to the death of a large number of animals in Turkey.

Andrei Kartapolov, Chairman of the Defense Committee of the Russian “Duma”, said on Sunday that Moscow may reconsider the timing of using nuclear weapons if the threats facing Russia increase.

A video clip documenting the assault of a Turkish man on a 7-year-old Tunisian child sparked widespread controversy in Türkiye.

The Foreign Ministers of the Collective Security Treaty Organization issued a call to all Libyan parties to continue consultations to create the appropriate atmosphere for holding free and fair elections.