Yesterday evening, Saturday, the Tunisian city of Dhiba witnessed protests that led to the closure of the Wazen border crossing with Libya and the prevention of travelers from crossing into Tunisia.

The Rapid Support Forces released 537 Sudanese police officers and personnel who had been detained since the outbreak of fighting with the army in mid-April 2023.

The researcher and professor of Egyptian antiquities and cultural heritage, Monica Hanna, submitted a report to Counselor Mohamed Shawqi, the Attorney General, against Zahi Hawass, head of the archaeological missions in Saqqara and the Valley of the Kings.

Egyptian artist Amr Diab was subjected to a wave of sharp criticism on social media, after a video spread in which he appears to be slapping a fan during a wedding.

The Egyptian city of Aswan witnessed a tragic accident, where a Sudanese family consisting of 4 members, a father, a mother, and their two daughters, died in a horrific traffic accident.

Leonid Slutsky, Chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee of the Russian Duma, said that Russia is ready to negotiate with Ukraine provided that there are legitimate partners who really want to negotiate.

The adoption of the sponsorship system by the interim Government of National Unity in Libya has raised widespread concerns among the Moroccan community about the possibility of arrest, deportation, or financial penalties.

The International Organization for Migration announced that Sudan may soon witness the number of internally displaced persons exceeding ten million, while this crisis is considered to be the largest in the world in terms of internal displacement.

37 people were exposed to poisoning after eating spoiled food in the Libyan city of Tobruk, where the Tobruk Medical Center received the cases yesterday, Friday.

The United Nations announced that the Houthis in Yemen detained 11 employees of the international organization, demanding their release without any restrictions or conditions.

The Central Bank of Libya announced a significant shortage of foreign exchange amounting to $5.6 billion, after comparing the amounts it received and the amounts it spent from January to May of this year.

Dozens of civilians were killed and wounded during a security operation carried out by Israeli forces, through which they were able to free four hostages who were being held by Hamas.

A field study revealed a significant impact of purse seine fishing on dolphin fish in the Mediterranean Sea off the coast of Morocco, prompting the dolphins to “learn to attack.”

More than 50 people were killed this week in the Beni region of eastern Democratic Republic of Congo due to a series of new attacks by militants affiliated with the terrorist group “ISIS.”

William Anders, a retired astronaut and one of the first to orbit the moon, died at the age of 90 after a small plane crashed in Washington state.

The Libyan Public Prosecutor’s Office announced the imprisonment of defendants as part of a gang that detains irregular immigrants, with the aim of forcing their families to pay sums of money for their release.

The Moroccan national team achieved its second consecutive victory in the African qualifiers, defeating its Zambian guest 2-1 in the city of Agadir, as part of the qualifiers for the 2026 World Cup.

Qatar and Egypt have warned Hamas leaders that they could be arrested, have their assets frozen, and be expelled from Doha if they do not agree to a ceasefire with Israel, according to an American report.

More than 269 out of 946 American soldiers stationed in Niger have left, after the signing of an agreement between Washington and the military junta in Niamey last May.

The Spanish National Police announced the deportation of a 44-year-old Moroccan immigrant to his country after a long history of legal violations.