The Algerian company Sonatrach announced today, Monday, the signing of an agreement with the Slovenian company “Geopline” at the headquarters of the Presidency of the Republic, to increase the quantities of natural gas supplied to Slovenia.

Clashes escalated in the Bahri area in the capital, Khartoum, and the city of El Fasher in Darfur, where the Sudanese army announced, on Monday, the control of a number of neighborhoods.

The Chinese PetroChina Oil and Gas Company and the Arabian Gulf Company in Libya signed a long-term investment agreement in a move that indicates the strengthening of economic relations between China and Libya.

The Prime Minister of the Libyan government, Osama Hamad, stressed the need to provide women with opportunities in all leadership positions, during his participation in a dialogue session in the city of Benghazi.

The Commander of the Libyan Arab Armed Forces, Field Marshal Khalifa Haftar, met with the sheikhs of the Darsa tribe and leaders of the security services to find out the latest developments in the kidnapping of Member of Parliament Ibrahim Al-Darsi and review the details of the ongoing investigations, according to the General Command Information Office.

Chaos and panic broke out in the Libyan Football League after a horrific incident occurred during the return of the Al-Khoms Club delegation from their match against the Libyan Stadium in Tripoli.

The International Criminal Court (ICC) appeared between two wars launched by the American administration in Afghanistan and then Iraq and presented a paradox about its legitimacy in light of an international system witnessing clear American hegemony.

The Egyptian Armed Forces issued a statement regarding the shooting incident between Egyptian and Israeli soldiers in Rafah.

The match between Sporting Gijon and Eibar in the 41st round of the Spanish League, the second division of football, witnessed an unfortunate accident with the death of a fan of the Sporting Gijon team.

The Deputy Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Political Affairs and Acting Head of the United Nations Support Mission in Libya, Stephanie Khoury, met with German Minister of State Katja Kohl.

The Israeli police arrested a soldier after he was accused of stealing glasses belonging to the founder of the Israeli state, David Ben-Gurion, from a museum located in the Sde Boker settlement.

The Egyptian national team’s technical staff announced the presence of Mohamed Salah on the team’s roster that will play the matches between Burkina Faso and Guinea Bissau in the third and fourth round of the African qualifiers for the 2026 World Cup.

The mayor of Bankass in Mali announced yesterday, Sunday, that 20 civilians were killed in an attack that took place last Saturday on a village in the Mopti region in the center of the country.

Armenian police arrested 137 demonstrators in the capital, Yerevan, on Monday, after they blocked the streets in protest against their government, the Interior Ministry announced.

The Nigerien National Army announced the start of military exercises to combat terrorism, with the participation of the armies of the Sahel countries (Niger, Mali, Burkina Faso), in addition to the armies of Chad and Togo, which the statement described as “two friendly countries.”

On Sunday, Senegalese media revealed the arrest and deportation of Senegalese migrants in Tunisia to Libya and Algeria, after a number of them survived drowning in an accident in which their boat capsized.

The Egyptian government intends to grow 3.5 million acres of wheat in the 2024-2025 fiscal year, compared to 3.2 million acres in the current fiscal year.

Dozens were killed and injured in an Israeli bombing on an area classified as safe near the city of Rafah in the far south of the Gaza Strip, amid international condemnation of the massacre, and angry demonstrations witnessed by some countries around the world.

Malian dissidents in exile announced the formation of a civilian transitional government, after the military council postponed the presidential elections, which were scheduled for last February.

Several Libyan women in their sixties defied the traditional restrictions of society, as they decided to resume their education, and appeared taking the preparatory certificate exams.