In the early hours of Tuesday morning, the city of Sabha witnessed violent and bloody clashes during which 3 people were killed and dozens injured, following an armed attack on the criminal investigation headquarters.

The bloody battles in Sudan between the army and the Rapid Support Forces have begun to raise international and humanitarian concerns, as the World Health Organization has warned of an increasingly deteriorating humanitarian situation.

The Israeli attack on a refugee camp in Rafah, south of Gaza, sparked international condemnation, both officially and publicly, after pictures of the horrific aftermath of the attack spread on social media.

Oil is one of Libya’s most important resources, as the Libyan economy is based on 95% oil revenues, and during the first quarter of 2024, the country achieved oil revenues worth $6 billion.

Malian Foreign Minister, Abdoulaye Diop, and his Rwandan counterpart, Vincent Biruta, signed 18 cooperation agreements covering priority areas for the two countries.

A delegation from the Turkish Independent Businessmen and Industrialists Association (MÜSİAD) is preparing to visit Libya next June with the aim of examining investment opportunities and commercial cooperation with Libyan institutions.

Thousands of Western companies retracted their decision to leave the Russian market after calculating the losses and bureaucratic obstacles they would incur if they left Russia, according to the Financial Times.

A delegation from the International Federation of Association Football (FIFA) and the Confederation of African Football held discussions in Tunisia on Monday regarding the crisis in the local federation, after the imprisonment of its president, Wadih Al-Jari.

On Monday, French authorities arrested an 18-year-old student in the town of Chemel-en-Anjou in western France, after he stabbed a teacher in the face and fled.

The Deputy Special Envoy of the United Nations Secretary-General, Stephanie Khoury, assured the leaders and coordinators of Libyan political parties and blocs of the mission’s commitment to involving all stakeholders in the political process.

Social media platforms in Morocco witnessed widespread angry reactions, after a video was circulated documenting the moment of the death of a famous elderly woman on the TikTok application known as “May Saadia.”

The European Union announced on Monday that it will end its military mission in Niger by the end of next June, due to the current political situation in the country, which is run by a military government.

The Arab Cycling Federation is organizing four important tournaments in various competitions during the second half of this year. These tournaments will be held in Tunisia, Egypt, and Iraq.

Armed men attacked the village of Munya in central Nigeria, killing at least 8 people and kidnapping about 150 others, local authorities announced Monday evening.

The Libyan crisis constituted a multi-dimensional international phenomenon, as its repercussions were not limited to political turmoil, but rather became an international dilemma as a result of illegal immigration towards Europe.

Chad’s new Prime Minister, Alamai Haleina, announced the formation of a new government, ending three years of military rule.

Morocco announced that the pipeline, which will connect West African gas producers Mauritania and Senegal to Morocco, will represent the first phase in a larger link project between the Kingdom and Nigeria.

Algeria presented a list of properties held by France since the colonial era, demanding their restoration within the framework of the work of a joint committee to look into that historical period.

The founding conference of civil democratic forces, “Taqaddam,” received great local and international attendance and interest, and was described as a good beginning for unifying the civil front and stopping the war in Sudan.

The National Institution for Human Rights in Libya held the “Dbeibeh” government responsible for the attack on the bus transporting Al-Khoms sports team players, demanding that an investigation be opened.