Member of the Libyan Advisory Council of State, Naima Al-Hami, announced that a tripartite meeting will be held in Cairo between Libyan leaders, to complete talks on forming a new government.

The “Ocean Viking” ship, affiliated with the “SOS Mediterranean” organization, succeeded in rescuing 41 migrants who were struggling from drowning on a dilapidated wooden boat, off the Libyan coast.

About a hundred people died during the past hours due to the heat wave sweeping northern and eastern India.

Benin’s Minister of Energy, Samou Seydou Adambe, failed to meet with Niger’s transitional president, General Abderrahmane Tiane, to deliver a message from Benin’s president, Patrice Talon.

Senegalese President, Basserou Diomahi Faye, discussed with Malian leader, Assimi Goaita, in the Malian capital, Bamako, the issue of Mali remaining in the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS).

The leak of the list of salaries for artists participating in the Carthage International Festival this summer angered Tunisians, given their significant increase in light of the public financial crisis and the unstable economic and social conditions that the country is experiencing.

Two Algerian photographs by photographer Yahia Talebi, from Beni Abbes Province, ranked among the top ten in the world.

The International Federation of Association Football (FIFA) lifted the suspension of Mouloudia Algiers star Youssef Belaili, after settling the financial dispute with his former club, Al-Ahly Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.

The Tunisian judiciary issued a prison warrant against Monzer El Ounissi, the acting head of the Ennahdha Movement, on charges of premeditated murder in the case of the death of former parliamentarian Jilani Daboussi.

In a few days, the world will witness a rare astronomical event that a person sees only once in his life, starting on the third of next June in what is known as the phenomenon of “planetary alignment.”

Abdel Ghafour Al-Hajjawi, a Moroccan government official, announced that his country intends to launch a tender to build a floating liquefied natural gas terminal in the western Mediterranean port of Nador in northeastern Morocco.

The organizers of the Petersburg International Economic Forum announced that nearly 17 thousand people and 3.4 thousand media representatives have confirmed their participation in the economic event scheduled for next week.

On Friday, the UN Security Council adopted a resolution renewing the authorization to inspect ships off Libya, with the aim of implementing the arms embargo for a full year.

A recent study on the environment revealed that approximately 9.7 million residents of the French capital suffer from high levels of air pollution and noise that far exceed the recommendations of the World Health Organization.

A team of archaeologists has found a piece of a long-lost sarcophagus belonging to ancient Egypt’s most powerful pharaoh, more than 3,000 years after his death.

The UN Security Council voted to extend the arms embargo on South Sudan despite appeals from the world’s newest country, the African Union, to lift or at least ease the restrictive measure.

Starting June 1, 2024, Moroccan pharmacies will begin marketing nutritional supplements and cosmetic products based on cannabis.

The Libyan Prime Minister, Osama Hamad, issued a decision banning and prohibiting the hunting of some wild animals, including wild rabbits and wild deer, especially in the southern region.

The Tunisian President, Kais Saied, and the head of the outgoing National Unity Government in Libya, Abdel Hamid Dbeibeh, discussed the executive procedures for reopening the “Ras Jedir” border crossing.

The Jordanian Royal Court announced on Friday that the Kingdom will host an international conference on humanitarian response in the Gaza Strip on June 11.