At least 14 people died in one day this week in the southern Indian state of Bihar, due to extreme heat, according to a government statement issued Friday.

The French Professional Football League announced that it punished Malian player Mohamed Camara, Monaco midfielder, with a four-match suspension, after he refused to participate in a campaign supporting homosexuality.

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

A news report published by the English news section of the German “D.W” television network dealt with the Tunisian authorities abandoning illegal immigrants.

Russian Deputy Defense Minister Yunus Bek Yevkirov arrived on Friday, accompanied by a high-level delegation, to Benina International Airport in the Libyan city of Benghazi.

The General Investment Authority reported that the “economic reform” program recently implemented by the Egyptian government resulted in making Egypt first in Africa and second in the Arab world in receiving foreign investments.

Sergey Bugtenchev, director of the Solar Astronomy Laboratory at the Space Research Institute, warned that the solar flare that occurred on May 29 could lead to a moderate-intensity magnetic storm on Earth.

The 2024 Mount Everest climbing season in Nepal ended with several records, as well as eight deaths, according to the Ministry of Tourism and tour operators.

“Swiss Aid”, an aid and support organization based in Switzerland, stated that “gold smuggling in Africa continues to grow. It has doubled between 2012 and 2022.”

Russian Defense Minister Andrei Belousov announced the liberation of 28 new towns during the month of May.

Libya’s representative to the International Criminal and Justice Courts, Ahmed Al-Juhani, confirmed that the latter accepted Libya’s request to join the case, pending the submission of written oral arguments on July 10, which will be fully presented to the judges.

The head of the West Cairo Governorate district, Mohamed Othman, denied the allegations circulating about the theft of the sword of the Simon Bolivar statue in the Garden City area, stressing that the sword is in its place.

Three United Nations agencies have warned of a “significant deterioration” in the nutrition of children and their mothers in war-torn Sudan and called for “urgent action.”

Former US President Donald Trump’s lawyer, Todd Blanche, announced that the defense team will appeal “as soon as possible” the conviction in the case of falsifying accounting records.

“Novosti” agency said, based on World Bank data, that the Russian economy has become the fourth largest economy in the world in terms of purchasing power parity, surpassing Japan and Germany.

Sudan welcomed Egypt’s announcement regarding its intention to host a conference of all Sudanese civil political forces, at the end of June 2024.

The European Union announced the allocation of 201 million euros in humanitarian funding to meet the needs of the most vulnerable communities affected by the humanitarian crisis in the countries of Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Chad, Mali, Mauritania, Niger and Nigeria.

Libya ranked among the 10 most miserable countries for young people around the world, according to the World Happiness Index.

Joan Laporta, president of the Spanish club Barcelona, agreed to invite Ali Al-Sherif, president of the Libyan club Al-Hilal, to participate in a friendly match between Barcelona and the Libyan national team.

Algerian star Riyad Mahrez announced his response regarding his exclusion from his country’s national team roster to face Guinea and Uganda in the 2026 World Cup qualifiers.