Egypt topped the Arab countries in the global classification of armies for the year 2024, according to what was revealed by the Global Fire Power Center, where it ranked fifth in the world.

The South American Football Confederation (CONMEBOL) confirmed that the pink card will appear for the first time in the 2024 Copa America competitions.

The Commander of the Libyan Arab Armed Forces, Field Marshal Khalifa Haftar, praised Zintan’s patriotic positions, stressing the importance of consultation between the components of Libyan society in order to achieve lasting stability.

Police in Los Angeles found the American actor Johnny Waktor shot dead last Saturday night, after unknown assailants opened fire on him while he was with his friend.

The final of the African Amputee Football Cup between Morocco and Ghana witnessed unfortunate events, as players from both teams got into a fight using crutches.

Members of the terrorist organization “ISIS” killed 30 fishermen in a retaliatory operation against the Nigerian army in Borno State in northeastern Nigeria.

The French energy company “Total Energies” and the Austrian utility company “Verbund” are considering producing green hydrogen in Tunisia, to export it via pipeline to Europe.

The Israeli war on the Gaza Strip is entering its eighth month, and hundreds of thousands of Palestinians are suffering from the lack of safe areas to which they can flee the bombing.

At least 27 people were killed, and more than 25 others were injured after a passenger bus fell into a ravine on a mountain highway in Balochistan province, southwestern Pakistan.

Director of the Economic Cooperation Department at the Russian Foreign Ministry, Dmitry Bereshevsky, said on Wednesday that the decree regarding the transfer of foreign assets to a temporary Russian administration only affected about 10 companies.

The Libyan People’s Voice Party called on the relevant international authorities to take urgent steps to ensure the safety of unaccompanied illegal migrant children in Libya.

Sudan’s oil sector is on the verge of collapse after more than 13 months of war, with oil facilities exposed to severe damage as a result of sabotage and violent attacks.

The Malian army announced the killing of five of its soldiers while repelling an attack carried out by militants linked to “Al-Qaeda” in the west of the country.

The Ministry of Oil and Gas in the Libyan National Unity Government, which has ended its term, announced the return of Minister Mohamed Aoun to assume his duties in the Ministry’s office after stopping for more than two months.

The Russian army succeeded in a security operation, with the participation of the Chadian army, in liberating two Chadian soldiers from captivity held by an Islamic group.

Algeria’s representative to the United Nations, Ammar Ben Jama, said that Algeria will submit a draft resolution to the UN Security Council aimed at “stopping the killing in Rafah.”

The Moroccan Minister of Industry and Trade, Riad Mazour, confirmed that the Italian authorities’ confiscation of 134 Moroccan-made cars comes in the context of the impressive results achieved by Morocco in the field of the automobile industry.

The Ministry of the Interior of the outgoing Government of National Unity held a meeting with the European Union Support Mission in Integrated Border Management in Libya (EUBAM).

Egypt announced on Tuesday that it will host a conference for Sudanese civil political forces at the end of next June, in the presence of relevant regional and international partners.

The Algerian hydrocarbon company Sonatrach began supplying two additional Eastern European countries, Croatia and Hungary, for the first time with natural gas, after transporting the first gas shipment to Croatia via an Algerian gas tanker.