Libyan Airlines announced that one of its planes was diverted due to difficult weather conditions while trying to land.

Public health scientists fear that the Olympics, scheduled to be held in Paris next July, could become a dengue “superspreader event.”

More than 1.5 million pilgrims have arrived to begin the rituals of Hajj, announcing their Ihram at the start of one of the most significant stages of the pilgrimage, known as the Day of Tarwiyah.

The Tunisian Minister of Industry, Mines and Energy, Fatima Thabet Chiboub, announced the signing of a memorandum of understanding with the European Union that includes a strategic partnership to enhance investment in renewable energy worth 472.6 million euros.

The government appointed by the Libyan House of Representatives proposed to Russia economic projects to build oil refineries on the Mediterranean coast in Libya.

The UN Security Council approved by a majority of 14 votes Resolution 2736, which calls on the Rapid Support Forces to end the siege of the city of El Fasher in the Sudanese state of Al Jazeera.

The Egyptian authorities deported 700 Sudanese who entered its territory illegally, and they were transported through the Arqin border crossing between the two countries.

Libyans piled up in long queues in front of banks, scrambling to withdraw their money to buy Eid al-Adha necessities, which sparked widespread dissatisfaction among citizens and complaints about banking policies in the country.

Lake Bustillos in northern Mexico has been subjected to a severe drop in water levels, leading to the death of thousands of fish, amid a severe drought sweeping the country.

Participants in the consultative meeting on coordinating peace initiatives and efforts in Sudan, called for by the League of Arab States, welcomed Egyptian efforts to hold a conference of Sudanese civil political forces at the end of this month to launch a Sudanese national dialogue.

The Australian Woodside Energy Group announced the start of oil production in its first offshore project in Senegal, a country located in West Africa.

French press reports indicated that a number of French national team stars and some of the team’s employees were exposed to a collective illness, on the eve of the start of the 2024 European Championship in Germany.

The Somali Federal Government forces and the Dervish forces, affiliated with the Lower Jubba region in the state of Jubaland in southern Somalia, headed to the Badadi area, where Al-Shabaab fighters are based.

On June 12, the “Hermitage” Garden in Moscow warmly welcomed jazz enthusiasts as Tunisian composer and singer Dhafer Youssef gave a remarkable performance.

The American agency “Bloomberg” reported on the decline of the United States’ influence in the African continent, in contrast to the rising influence of Russia and China.

The Egyptian Minister of Transport, Kamel Al-Wazir, signed a memorandum of understanding with Libya to extend a new railway line linking the Egyptian city of Salloum to the Libyan city of Benghazi.

The Algerian police raided a secret meat preparation workshop in the state of Oran, west of the country, and discovered the use of a corpse-preserving substance in chicken meat, which is considered a violation of health and food laws.

The Tripoli Criminal Court imposed prison sentences on three defendants in cases related to organizing irregular migration and human trafficking.

The Court of Appeal in Tripoli issued a decision obligating the Prime Minister and Minister of Justice of Libya, in their capacities, to bear responsibility for the crimes committed by the Kaniyat group in the city of Tarhuna.

Over the weekend, US authorities in New York, Philadelphia and Los Angeles arrested eight men from Tajikistan suspected of ties to” ISIS”.