The “Wazen-Dhehiba” border crossing, the main link between Libya and Tunisia, was reopened today, Sunday, after it was temporarily closed on the Tunisian side yesterday, Saturday, due to local protests.

More than 50 defendants, including 6 with American, British, Canadian, and Belgian nationalities, appeared before the court in the Democratic Republic of the Congo on charges of participating in a failed coup attempt.

South Korea announced today the resumption of its propaganda broadcasts directed at North Korea, in response to the latter’s resumption of launching garbage balloons to its southern neighbor.

A number of Sudanese died due to sunstroke and dehydration while trying to cross illegally from Sudan to Egypt, escaping the ongoing armed conflict in their country.

The head of the Libyan Supreme Council of State, Muhammad Takala, arrived in the State of Qatar today, and met with the Chairman of the Qatari Shura Council, Dr. Hassan bin Abdullah Al-Ghanem, and a number of senior state officials.

An official in the North Darfur state government announced that the only operating southern hospital in the city of El Fasher (the capital of North Darfur, western Sudan) was completely out of service after the Rapid Support Forces attacked it on Saturday evening.

Doctors Without Borders recovered the bodies of 12 migrants off the coast of Libya, one day after it recovered 11 bodies in the same area.

In a recent report, the American Middle East Institute criticized European anti-immigration policies by using three countries, including Libya, to control borders, considering that they “enhance crime activity and violations committed by migrants,” which reflects the failure of Europe’s local partners to achieve their original goal of stopping refugee flows.

The National Oil Corporation of Libya announced that it has achieved current production rates of 1.25 million barrels of crude oil per day, in addition to 52.8 thousand barrels of condensate and 211.7 thousand barrels of natural gas.

Sheikh Amr Al-Wardani, Secretary of Fatwa at the Egyptian Fatwa House, issued a warning against the spread of the phenomenon of “hotel marriage” in societies, stressing its danger and negative impact on the fabric of social relations.

Russian Health Minister, Mikhail Murashko, announced on Sunday that preliminary results of pre-clinical studies of a cancer vaccine may be ready at the end of this year.

The Coordinating Committee for University Instructors in Libya expressed its deep dissatisfaction with the actions taken against them by the Dbeibeh government.

Recent reports from “UBS” Bank stated that Egypt may witness a jump in the inflow of foreign currencies thanks to foreign direct investments, remittances from Egyptians abroad, and improved revenues from the Suez Canal.

The Central Bank of Libya froze suspicious bank accounts that were trading without balance, after obtaining documentary credits without sufficient financial coverage, according to responsible sources.

The Libyan Criminal Investigation Service announced the arrest of a person with Chadian nationality, born in the city of Zawiya, after discovering that he had forged several official Libyan documents using three different identities.

Football fans are awaiting the upcoming meeting between the Tunisia national team and its host, Namibia, within the framework of the fourth round of African qualifiers for the 2026 World Cup finals in America, Canada and Mexico.

The New York Times published a detailed report highlighting the phenomenon of energy drink addiction among Ukrainian soldiers on battlefields, which poses a threat to their lives.

The Algerian Minister of Industry and Pharmaceutical Production, Ali Aoun, confirmed that there are broad prospects for strengthening industrial cooperation between Algeria and Russia, especially in the fields of the pharmaceutical industry and the iron and steel industry.

Operation “Irini” presents the European perception of the Mediterranean Sea as a vital space for the “old” continent. It is an arena for settling scores, regardless of the goals that the Europeans put forward for this operation.

Trade between Morocco and Algeria witnessed a decline over the past year, falling by 62% year-on-year to reach 1.3 billion dirhams ($130 million), the lowest level since 1999.