Niger’s highest court has lifted the immunity of democratically elected President Mohamed Bazoum, opening the door for the military junta to try him for high treason.

The United States views illegal immigration as a matter of controlling the hotbeds of tension that are considered the starting point for immigrants, and the criticisms it directs at Europe regarding dealing with this issue begin and end within the security dimension.

Russian President Vladimir Putin announced that about 700,000 Russian soldiers are currently participating in military operations inside Ukraine, indicating an increase in numbers compared to 617,000 last year.

16 “sacred crocodiles” from the Swiss Aquatis basin in Lausanne arrived at the “Croco Park” in the Moroccan city of Agadir, as part of the first “species conservation” project of its kind in Africa.

The Tunisian Football Federation announced on Friday the appointment of Faouzi Benzarti as the head coach of the national football team, replacing the current coach, Montasser Louhichi.

The International Organization for Migration reported that 241 migrants were intercepted in the Mediterranean and forcibly returned to Libya by Libyan Coast Guard forces during the period from 2 to 8 June.

The United States has announced the provision of $315 million in emergency aid to Sudanese people, warning of a potential famine of historic proportions and holding both sides of the conflict responsible for the humanitarian disaster.

An opinion Survey conducted by Princeton University revealed that 35% of Moroccans are considering emigrating, as a result of the deteriorating economic situation in Morocco.

The Egyptian Ministry of Environment finished planting more than 1.4 million trees within a year, as part of the “100 Million Trees” presidential initiative, which aims to confront climate change.

A new report issued by the World Health Organization shows that ultra-processed foods, tobacco, and alcohol, in addition to fossil fuels, are major factors behind the deaths of about 2.7 million people annually in Europe.

The Rwandan Ministry of Emergency Management announced the arrival of 113 refugees and migrants to Rwanda from Libya under the supervision of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees.

The Ministry of Trade and Industry decided to stop the export of potatoes from four Egyptian companies to the European Union, the United Kingdom, and Russia until the end of the current agricultural season.

The Director of the Petroleum and Gas Department at the Libyan National Oil Corporation, Mahboub Drader, announced ambitious plans to increase oil production to two million barrels per day.

The head of the Authority for Search and Identification of Missing Persons in Libya, Kamal Abu Bakr Al-Siwi, revealed that specialized teams have found approximately 5,000 bodies and body parts in the city of Derna so far.

The total number of registered voters in the 60 Libyan municipal council elections targeted by the electoral process as of Friday reached 19,587 voters.

A retired Chinese citizen, passionate about history, discovered secret military documents among books he bought for as little as $0.8 from a recycling center.

The Russian film “The Challenge” is the first feature-length cinematic work in human history to be filmed in outer space, specifically on board the International Space Station.

The Sudanese army announced today, Friday, that it has killed the commander of the Central Sector in the “Rapid Support Forces” in Darfur, Ali Yaqoub Jibril, during the battle of El Fasher.

Russian President Vladimir Putin announced a new peace initiative that includes a set of conditions for achieving a peace settlement.

The UEFA Euro 2024 Football Championship kicked off today, Friday, and the organizers provide details of the work of this competition, which continues until July 14.