Russia has successfully used the electronic jamming effectively in Ukraine, with reports from Western and Ukrainian media showing a devastating effect on advanced US weapons in the field.

Experts on African affairs and international terrorism have warned of the escalation of terrorist operations in Mali after the departure of the European Union military mission.

The Libyan event came to change the lines of conflict in the eastern Mediterranean and opened an extension of the political competition between Turkey and Greece, with the decline of other regional powers.

The Congolese Minister of Sports, Hughes Nguilondile, announced that his country had withdrawn from its match against Niger in the African qualifiers for the 2026 World Cup.

One person was killed and another injured in gunfire during an attack on the entrance to the US Embassy in Beirut by three gunmen, according to a Lebanese security official.

15 people died in the Moroccan city of Kenitra, Grasse, from alcohol poisoning, with 8 cases recorded inside the hospital and 7 cases outside it.

The Libyan city of Misrata is preparing to host an expanded meeting that includes members of the Libyan House of Representatives and the Supreme Council of State during the next few days.

The negotiating delegation of the Sudanese Rapid Support Forces held a meeting with the African Union Committee concerned with Sudan at the African Union headquarters in the Ethiopian capital, Addis Ababa.

Morocco announced an increase in tourism revenues by 10.6% during the first four months of this year, recording a value of $3.2 billion.

An agreement was signed in Egypt to establish the “African Energy Bank” with an initial capital of $5 billion, with the aim of developing energy resources on the African continent and providing financing for investment in the oil, gas and renewable energy sectors.

From the last week of May until early June, the International Organization for Migration returned 995 migrants, including women and children, to Libya after they attempted to reach Europe via the Mediterranean.

The Foreign Affairs Committee of the Libyan Parliament announced that it rejects the decision of Burkina Faso to nationalize the Libyan Arab Bank for Trade and Development.

The Algerian General Directorate of National Security revealed the seizure of 169 kilograms of cocaine for anti-drug trafficking operations during 2023.

Tunisian jazz musician Dhafer Youssef performs as part of the “Jazz Over the Yenisei” festival in the eastern Siberian city of Krasnoyarsk.

A child was killed, and two women were injured in the collapse of a 5-storey building in the city of Mit Ghamr in Dakahlia Governorate on Tuesday.

The struggle over the position of Libyan Oil Minister constitutes a new episode in the series of divisions affecting the country with the largest crude oil reserves in Africa, which has been going on for about 13 years.

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov arrived yesterday, Monday, in Guinea, the first stop of his African tour aimed at strengthening Russian-African relations.

The High National Elections Commission in Libya announced the start of implementing elections for municipal councils whose term has expired, in addition to municipalities created with management councils, as of June 9.

After more than 40 days of searching, Egyptian security services found the body of the young Saudi man, Hattan Shata, who disappeared under mysterious circumstances in Cairo on April 22.

Tunisian player Ons Jabeur was eliminated from the quarter-finals of the French Open tennis tournament, the second major tennis tournament, held on the Roland Garros clay courts.