Libya ranked sixth in Africa in fuel consumption, while it ranked 48th in the world, according to a report published by the “Business Insider Africa” website.

Jude Bellingham, the Real Madrid midfielder, has become the new face of the “Skims” lingerie company, owned by Kim Kardashian, the famous reality TV star.

The United Nations has included the Israeli army on its blacklist of countries and groups that violate the rights of children in armed conflict, for the first time in its history.

The Russian President’s Special Envoy to the Middle East and Africa, Deputy Foreign Minister Mikhail Bogdanov, confirmed that contacts are continuing between Russia and Sudan to establish a military base on the Red Sea.

Exciting events broke out at the Philip Mold Gallery in London, where animal rights activists affixed a large image of the cartoon character Wallace onto the first official portrait of King Charles.

The Moroccan national team was victorious in its confrontation against the Congolese national team, defeating it 6-0 in a match held yesterday, Tuesday.

Algeria maintained its position as the largest gas exporter to Spain for the sixth month in a row, ahead of the United States and Russia.

Civil Defense in Niger announced that at least 17 people were killed, and 23 others were injured as a result of floods resulting from heavy rains that struck the country.

Nigerian authorities announced that they had lost hope of finding at least 20 miners alive, more than a week after a collapse led to them being trapped inside the mine.

Sudanese students and “sympathizers with the people of Sudan from various peoples and student entities” organized a protest in New York, “in rejection of UAE support for the Rapid Support Forces.”

A confidential United Nations report revealed that border guard forces in Tunisia arrested migrants and handed them over to the Libyan border guards, where they are subjected to horrific violations.

The 100 Cities for Peace Organization has included the city of Benghazi among the list of the most important cities that call for a culture of peace, in appreciation of its role in combating illegal immigration.

Oil production in Algeria decreased during the month of May by 6 thousand barrels per day, falling to 903 thousand barrels per day compared to 909 thousand barrels per day in April.

The Ethiopian Foreign Minister, Tai Asqi Selassie, discussed with his Russian counterpart, Sergei Lavrov, coordination of cooperation between Ethiopia and Russia in the UN Security Council and the “BRICS” group.

On Tuesday, the National Oil Corporation of Libya announced its plan to drill 121 new wells to explore and exploit natural resources of oil and gas during the year 2024.

Today, Prime Minister Osama Hamad began an official visit to the city of Murzuq, in a step that follows the comprehensive national reconciliation that took place under the auspices of the Commander-in-Chief of the Arab Armed Forces, Field Marshal Khalifa Haftar.

A confidential United Nations report stated that Tunisian border guard forces arrested migrants and handed them over to Libyan border guards, where they were subjected to extortion, torture, murder, and forced labor.

The African Union Committee of Ten on Security Council reform announced the development of an action plan to address the historical injustice related to the African continent’s membership in the UN Security Council.

The cities of Al-Subay’a and Ghadames in Libya recorded a noticeable rise in temperatures, making them occupy a place on the list of the highest temperatures recorded globally.

The Egyptian national team was subjected to a strong shock after the International Federation of Association Football (FIFA) decided to deduct seven points from its score, following its draw in the last match against the Guinea-Bissau national team.