🗯 Top news on Tuesday, June 11, 2024:

▪️An African plan to correct historical injustice against the African continent in the Security Council

▪️Two Libyan cities record temperatures among the highest in the world

▪️The Egyptian national team loses 7 points after tying with Guinea-Bissau team in the World Cup qualifiers

▪️The discovery of water ice on the peaks of Martian volcanoes near the equator (photos)

▪️Moscow denies the request to establish a naval base in Libya and affirms respect for the sovereignty of the Libyan people

▪️A former American official: Washington rejects negotiations over Ukraine because of the Russian army’s victories

▪️A schoolgirl committed suicide in Morocco after being caught cheating

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The Ethiopian Foreign Minister, Tai Asqi Selassie, discussed with his Russian counterpart, Sergei Lavrov, coordination of cooperation between Ethiopia and Russia in the UN Security Council and the “BRICS” group.

The Ethiopian Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that the discussions between the two sides focused on enhancing bilateral cooperation, especially in the fields of trade, economy, science, technology and humanitarian affairs.

The Ethiopian and Russian ministers also affirmed their commitment to deepening political dialogue and harmonizing their approaches in the United Nations and the “BRICS” group, specifically during Russia’s presidency of the group.
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On Tuesday, the National Oil Corporation of Libya announced its plan to drill 121 new wells to explore and exploit natural resources of oil and gas during the year 2024.

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The corporation said in a statement that maintenance will be carried out for 1,335 other wells to ensure the sustainability of oil production and did not specify the locations and timetable for implementing these projects.

This step came as part of Libya’s efforts to increase oil and gas production, which represents about 90% of the country’s economic activity.

Libya’s oil production currently amounts to 1,220 million barrels per day, and the corporation expects crude production to exceed 1.5 million barrels per day by the end of 2025 before reaching two million within three years, according to official data from the corporation.
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🗯 The International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC) stated on Wednesday that Europe is experiencing the most significant deterioration and decline in respect for workers' rights over the past ten years globally. The ITUC also warned of the increasing threat to democracy worldwide.

🗯 North Korean leader Kim Jong Un affirmed on Wednesday that Pyongyang enjoys strong relations with Moscow. He conveyed this message in a letter to his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin, congratulating him on the occasion of Russia's National Day.

Oil production in Algeria decreased during the month of May by 6 thousand barrels per day, falling to 903 thousand barrels per day compared to 909 thousand barrels per day in April.

This decline comes in conjunction with the country implementing additional voluntary cuts within the production reduction policy followed by the OPEC+ alliance.

Algeria, among seven member states of the OPEC+ alliance, decided to extend the voluntary cuts that began in May 2023, amounting to a total of 1.65 million barrels per day, until the end of December 2025.

The voluntary reductions announced last November, amounting to 2.2 million barrels per day, were extended until the end of September 2024, and the reductions amounting to 2.
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The 100 Cities for Peace Organization has included the city of Benghazi among the list of the most important cities that call for a culture of peace, in appreciation of its role in combating illegal immigration.

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Foreign Minister Plenipotentiary Abdul Hadi Al-Hawaij received a letter from the organization’s director, Pablo Marquette Bonnell, announcing that Benghazi had been chosen as a city of peace for its role in working in the field of human rights and preventing the flow of migration across the Mediterranean, according to a statement issued by the Libyan government.

The director of the international organization stressed that Benghazi is a model to be emulated in this field worldwide.
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A confidential United Nations report revealed that border guard forces in Tunisia arrested migrants and handed them over to the Libyan border guards, where they are subjected to horrific violations.

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The report, dated January 23, stated that hundreds of migrants were arrested in Tunisia as part of a wave of arrests and expelled to Libya during the second half of last year.

The report published by Reuters was based on interviews with 18 people who had previously been detained, in addition to photographic evidence documenting torture.
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🗯 The UK issued 108 arms export licenses to Israel between the Hamas attack on October 7 and May 31, according to British government figures revealed by The Guardian.

🗯 Nigerian authorities have announced that "there is no longer any hope" of finding at least 20 miners alive, more than a week after a mine collapse left them trapped inside.

Sudanese students and “sympathizers with the people of Sudan from various peoples and student entities” organized a protest in New York, “in rejection of UAE support for the Rapid Support Forces.”

The crowds of demonstrators gathered in front of the building of the UAE Permanent Mission to the United Nations demanded that “the UAE stop plundering and stealing Sudan’s resources and stop financial and military support for the Rapid Support Forces,” according to the Sudanese News Agency.

The demonstrators held the UAE and its president, Mohammed bin Zayed, “responsible for all the violations taking place by Rapid Support, especially killings, looting, robbery, rape, violations of religious sanctities, and ethnic genocide,” as they put it.
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🗯 Two unidentified individuals carried out an armed robbery at a bank branch in the town of Tarqumiyah, west of Hebron in Palestine, and successfully escaped.

🗯 International singer Celine Dion appeared in a new television interview, despite suffering from a rare neurological disease and displaying fatigued features. She affirmed her determination to return to the stage, even if she has to "crawl".

🗯 A recent study published in the journal Circulation found that sleeping less than seven hours a day, as well as waking up too early or staying awake all night, can increase a person's risk of stroke, heart attack, and myocardial infarction in the future.

Nigerian authorities announced that they had lost hope of finding at least 20 miners alive, more than a week after a collapse led to them being trapped inside the mine.

The incident, which occurred on June 3, led to the detention of artisanal miners employed by a local company in the village of Galkogo in Shiroro district in the central state of Niger.

“Any hope of finding the miners alive has vanished,” said Ibrahim Odeh Hosseini, an official at the government’s Emergency Management Agency. “It has been eight days since they were buried inside the hole.”

He pointed out that “the rescue operation did not officially stop, but the families of the miners, who are Muslims, performed prayers in absentia for their relatives who were considered dead.
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