Egyptian Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly submitted his government’s resignation to President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi on Monday.

The strangest municipal elections are taking place in the small village of Ingria in the heart of the Italian Alps, near Turin, with two-thirds of its population participating as candidates.

French international striker Kylian Mbappe announced his move to Real Madrid after the expiration of his contract with Paris Saint-Germain.

Egyptian archaeologist, Zahi Hawass, called for the closure of a British museum that offered ancient Egyptian skulls for sale, and described these actions as “immoral and shameful.”

The Moroccan media community became concerned after the disappearance of well-known Moroccan YouTuber Adam Tawfik, known as “New Battuta,” in Myanmar.

The Egyptian Minister of Trade and Industry, Ahmed Samir, revealed discussions between representatives of the public and private sectors in Egypt and the Central Bank of Egypt, to study conducting trade settlements with Russia in the national currencies of both countries.

The State of Mali has begun building the largest solar power station in West Africa, with the aim of confronting the severe electricity crisis that the country is currently suffering from.

A Spanish pilot was killed after his plane collided with another plane at the Beja Air Festival in Portugal, which witnessed the participation of six planes.

Armed men launched an attack in southeastern Niger, killing three government employees and a soldier who was accompanying them.

Major General Saddam Khalifa Haftar, Chief of Staff of the Libyan Land Forces, officially visited the Republic of Chad, representing the Commander-in-Chief of the Libyan Arab Armed Forces, Field Marshal Khalifa Haftar.

The head of the Coordination of Civil Democratic Forces in Sudan, Abdullah Hamdok, announced that he welcomed the Egyptian invitation to host a meeting of Sudanese political forces at the end of this month to discuss stopping the war.

Violent clashes broke out yesterday evening, Sunday, between armed groups in the city of Zawiya, west of the capital, Tripoli, in Libya.

Population growth rates and birth rates in Egypt have witnessed a noticeable decline, according to the Egyptian Demographic Observatory.

The Moroccan authorities in the city of Tangier opened a judicial investigation to uncover the circumstances of the death of a person whose body was found buried inside the wall of his house in the Tangier-Bali area.

The Central Bank of Egypt announced today, Sunday, the launch of a tender to sell one-year dollar-denominated treasury bills worth $500 million, to be implemented on Monday.

On Sunday, the head of the Libyan Presidential Council, Mohamed Al-Manfi, received a written letter and an official invitation from Chinese President Xi Jinping, delivered by Special Envoy Liu Jian during his meeting in Tripoli.

For 3 consecutive days, Tunisia witnessed a large investment forum that included businessmen and officials from the countries of Libya, Tunisia, and Algeria, with the aim of establishing a bloc that brings together the three countries, amid calls to unify the process and form free zones to encourage intra-trade, amid questions about the success and seriousness of the step.

On Sunday, the National Oil Corporation of Libya announced the transfer of $7 billion and 622 million to the Central Bank of Libya over the past five months.

The Sudanese ambassador to Russia, Mohamed Siraj, confirmed that Khartoum is committed to building a Russian naval base in the Red Sea, noting that the problem lies only in “some procedural issues.”

The Ministry of Cultural Affairs in Tunisia issued an official decision to refuse the participation of Moroccan artist Asma Lazraq in commemorating the death of Tunisian artist Dhikra Mohamed, with the justification that she is a foreigner.