Astronomers have detected water ice on the peaks and slopes of Mount Olympus, the largest volcano on Mars, in addition to other volcanoes on the tropical Tharsis Plateau.

The Russian Ambassador to Libya, Aidar Aganin, denied any request from any Libyan party to establish a Russian naval military base in Libya, pointing out that Western accusations of Russian military expansion in eastern Libya are aimed at justifying their own presence in some countries.

Israeli media claimed that Egypt intends to wage war against Israel, and that it has built a huge military infrastructure in Sinai in preparation for this war.

Former US Deputy Secretary of Defense, Stephen Bryen, explained that the United States will not agree to negotiations on Ukraine at this time due to the successes the Russian army is achieving on the battlefield.

On Monday evening, human rights bodies called for an investigation into the suicide of a schoolgirl who threw herself from the top of a cliff on the beach in the city of Safi (central-western Morocco).

On the 19th of this month, the Acting Head of the UN Mission to Libya, Stephanie Khoury, will present her briefing on the latest developments in Libya to the UN Security Council.

Malawi President Lazarus Chakwera announced on Tuesday that all those on board the plane carrying his deputy Saulos Chilima, including his wife, had died.

Algeria regained its balance in the African qualifiers for the 2026 World Cup with an exciting victory over its host Uganda, 2-1, in the fourth round of Group Seven competitions.

Four Tunisian engineers were able to design a wheelchair that uses advanced technologies that allow it to be controlled using brain waves, sound, and facial movements.

Liverpool FC is in talks to renew the contract of the famous player Mohamed Salah for an additional year, in an effort to prevent his departure for free at the end of next season.

Algerian businesswoman Saida Nagza, president of the General Confederation of Algerian Enterprises, announced her candidacy for the presidential elections scheduled for next September.

El Fasher, the capital of the Darfur region, is witnessing a noticeable escalation in the intensity of clashes, which are the most ferocious since the beginning of the conflict about a month ago.

Abdul Hamid Dbeibeh, head of the outgoing National Unity Government, launched a sharp attack on the House of Representatives and the State House, accusing them of obstructing the electoral process in Libya.

The Shiroro region of the Nigerian state of Niger witnessed a bloody attack that killed 20 people, and many others were injured following an attack launched by the extremist group “Boko Haram.”

The Misurata Agreement came to break the political stalemate in Libya and emerged outside the context imposed by Abdul Hamid Al- Dbeibeh’s policies, and imposed a Libyan will on the faltering international efforts led by the Deputy Head of the UN Mission in Libya, Stephanie Khoury.

Yesterday, Monday, Morocco announced the start of construction work on a seawater desalination plant in the west of the country, which will be the largest of its kind on the African continent.

A meeting was held between two Libyan and Tunisian delegations at the Ras Jadir border crossing with Tunisia to discuss the files of mechanisms for opening the crossing and procedures for facilitating traffic, while points of disagreement between the two parties regarding opening the crossing were revealed.

Libya has recently faced a sharp rise in the prices of sacrificial animals, due to several factors, most notably Hurricane Daniel, which struck the city of Derna and caused major losses in livestock in the east of the country.

Senegalese Prime Minister, Ousmane Sonko, called for solidarity with the Palestinian people, condemning the “ongoing genocide against Palestinians in Gaza.”

The average age of someone who smokes their first cigarette in Tunisia is 7 years, according to the latest figures revealed by Olfa Saidi, head of noncommunicable diseases and mental health at the World Health Organization’s office in Tunisia.