Spanish news websites reported that the National Police’s Immigration and Border Brigade recently arrested a Moroccan on charges of committing a crime against sexual freedom.

An investigation published by the “Wall Street Journal” revealed that the continued use of gum Arabic from Sudan by international companies contributes to financing the ongoing conflict in the country.

Algeria’s National Building Movement announced the candidacy of current President Abdelmadjid Tebboune, while the Movement of Society for Peace nominated its president, Abdelali Hassani.

Mexico has recorded 48 deaths from a severe heat wave amid expectations of record temperatures in the coming days, coinciding with a strong storm of hail that swept through the country’s largest city.

On May 25 of each year, African countries celebrate “Africa Day”, a celebration that marks African Freedom Day on the anniversary of the founding of the Organization of African Unity, now known as the African Union.

Algeria announced its intention to support Senegal in the new phase it is experiencing after the election of Bassirou Dyomaye Faye as president, and to form a common front to deepen cooperation relations between the two countries.

The government of South Sudan has announced the introduction of Arabic and Islamic religious education into the country’s educational system.

The World Health Organization has announced the collapse of the healthcare system in Sudan, particularly in hard-to-reach areas where health facilities have been destroyed or looted.

Egypt welcomed the decision of the International Court of Justice to impose additional interim measures on Israel and its demand for an immediate cessation of military operations and any other measures in the Palestinian city of Rafah.

The UN Security Council has imposed sanctions on three “al-Shabaab” leaders at the request of the Somali government, in an important step to combat terrorism.

Russian President Vladimir Putin held talks with Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko in the Belarusian capital Minsk.

The Russian Embassy in Libya announced that it will reopen its consular section in Tripoli as of the first of next June.

The government of Burkina Faso announced the nationalization of the Libyan Arab Bank for Trade and Development, which has been established in partnership with Libya since 1984.

Satellite imagery taken between May 5 and 22 revealed extensive destruction in El Fasher, the capital of North Darfur state in northwestern Sudan.

On Thursday, the Egyptian Court of Cassation issued a final verdict upholding the previous verdict issued by the Criminal Court last January against actress Menna Shalaby for possessing drugs.

The Italian news agency “Nova” reported today, Friday, that the French capital Paris hosted in recent days a technical-level meeting attended by representatives from France, the United Kingdom, the United States, and Italy, focusing on forming a joint military force in Libya at the request of the United States.

The Office of the Attorney General, Sadiq al-Sour, announced the detention of 5 employees at the Tax Authority, including two women, on charges related to embezzlement of public funds.

After the Deputy Special Representative of the Secretary-General in Libya, Stephanie Khoury, revealed her strategy for Libya, she began intensive meetings with Libyan officials in an attempt to change the Libyan political scene.

The issue of gold smuggling from Libya reveals a complex crisis that goes beyond mere dimensions of corruption, shedding light on a unique dynamic between the existing reality and the stalled political solution.

An Israeli official has dismissed the possibility of Egypt withdrawing from its mediation role between Hamas and Israel due to its involvement in the conflict, given its shared border with the Palestinian territory, according to the “Times of Israel” newspaper.