The United Nations Support Mission in Libya has closely followed the sporadic clashes in Zawiya that erupted on Saturday, which resulted in deaths and injuries.

The army in the Democratic Republic of Congo announced that it had foiled a “failed” coup attempt involving Congolese and foreign fighters.

At the international forum “Going South: European Strategy for a New Era” in Sorrento, Italy, Algeria announced progress in projects to transport gas and hydrogen across borders.

The volatile security landscape in western Libya presents a picture of the fragile political path that the United States and Western powers are trying to exploit in search of balances that preserve Western interests and pay the price for Libya.

Louisa Hanoune, leader of Algeria’s Trotskyist Workers’ Party, has announced her candidacy for the September 7th presidential election.

The Tunisian National Guard announced the recovery of the bodies of four migrants off the country’s coast on Saturday, amid an increase in the number of migrant boats heading from Tunisia to Italy in recent weeks.

Sudan has reportedly witnessed more than 6,000 battles that have killed nearly 17,000 civilians since fighting broke out between the army and the Rapid Support Forces on April 15, 2023.

Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger have made strides towards establishing a confederation of the Sahel Alliance following their withdrawal from the West African Economic Community (ECOWAS).

Former Italian Foreign Minister Enzo Moavero Milanesi stated that “Libya cannot be considered a safe haven for migrants because it has not adhered to international agreements that define this concept.”

Akram Hussein El-Shafie, a member of the board of directors of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Egypt, announced an increase in the share of Russian wheat among Egyptian imports.

The “Washington Post” published a report showing Russia’s ability to adapt in the military and economic arenas, exceeding Western expectations.

The Court of Cassation canceled the inclusion of Egyptian football legend Mohamed Aboutrika on terrorism lists along with more than 1,500 other people in the case known in the media as the “Aboutrika case.”

According to sports reports, FC Barcelona is moving towards the dismissal of coach Xavi Hernandez at the end of the current season.

A team of researchers at the Volgograd State Medical University in Russia has successfully developed a biogel that represents the latest generation of 100% efficient bone restoration for the first time in the world.

The Central Bank of Libya has announced new measures to regulate the use of foreign exchange between companies and traders in Libya by introducing an “electronic card” system designed to finance imports.

British presenter Amanda Keller was attacked by a bird during the broadcast of her live radio show, resulting in injury and bleeding from her hand.

The former Libyan Minister of Defense, Mohammed al-Barghathi, considered that the presence of more than 140 Libyan diplomatic missions abroad is not a source of pride, but rather a financial burden on national resources.

The European Union military mission to train Mali’s armed forces has announced the end of its 11-year presence in Mali, following Brussels’ announcement last week that the mission’s mandate would not be extended.

The Libyan Ministry of Sports announced the hosting of the African qualifiers for the Wheelchair Basketball World Cup for the under-23 category.

Morocco ranked fourth among the world’s most Schengen visa applicants in 2023, with Moroccans submitting 591,404 visa applications, an increase of 39.7% compared to 2022.