Death sentences issued by Sudanese courts against a number of people on charges of collaborating with the Rapid Support Forces sparked a wave of controversy in the country’s legal and political circles.

The Russian Space Agency, Roscosmos, revealed its plan to operate the “Milky Way” system dedicated to monitoring space debris before the end of this year.

Egyptian Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry renewed his country’s categorical rejection of any attempts to displace the Palestinians or liquidate their cause.

The battles in the Al-Fasher area of North Darfur state have begun to take their large share of lives and destruction, with 123 people killed during the past two weeks.

The European-African Conference was held in the city of Benghazi in eastern Libya to discuss ways to address irregular migration from Libya to Europe.

The Sudanese Foreign Minister-designate, Hussein Ali, met with the Acting Iranian Foreign Minister, Ali Kani, in the capital, Tehran, and they agreed to expedite the resumption of the work of the two countries’ embassies.

Astronomy enthusiasts are preparing to watch a rare and unique event described as a “planetary parade,” where six planets from the solar system line up in the night sky.

The Foreign Affairs Committee of the British Parliament revealed the text of a telephone conversation that took place between former British Prime Minister Tony Blair and Muammar Gaddafi on February 25, 2011.

The Egyptian government recently moved to oblige ministries to give up their dollar balances to the Central Bank in exchange for the Egyptian pound, with the exception of immediate dollar payment obligations.

Burkina Faso announced the extension of the rule of the ruling military junta for another five years, according to a new charter approved by the participants in the national dialogue yesterday, Saturday.

Seven infants died and 27 people were killed in two separate fires in India, in addition to significant material damage, in the capital, New Delhi, in the city of Rajkot, in the state of Gujarat, western India.

Russian President Vladimir Putin announced that the volume of ammunition production in the country has increased 14-fold over the past two years.

United Nations officials announced on Sunday that the death toll from the landslide in Papua New Guinea had risen to 670 people, destroying hundreds of homes and displacing thousands in the mountainous region of the island.

The League of Arab States seeks to resume the second round of the tripartite meeting, with the aim of activating the political solution and addressing the political division in Libya.

The Libyan national team was able to top the groups of the North African Volleyball Championship, after achieving a victory over its Tunisian counterpart in two consecutive games, scoring 25-12 and 25-15.

The incident of the famous Algerian influencer, Zaki Catalonia, illegally leaving the country for Spain, sparked a huge uproar on social media, and his passport was torn up.

About 550 people, Africans and Russians, participated in two separate events in Moscow to celebrate “Africa Day.”

Morocco is ranked fourth among the African countries with the highest fuel prices, despite the noticeable decline in global prices during the recent period.

Tunisian President Kais Saied yesterday evening, Saturday, made a cabinet reshuffle that observers considered “surprising,” as it included interior and social affairs.

The Sudanese army reported yesterday, Saturday, that it was able to force the Rapid Support Forces to withdraw from the eastern borders of the city of El Fasher, the capital of North Darfur state, after fierce battles.