Saudi Arabia: The Adviser at the Saudi Royal Court, Ahmed bin Abdulaziz Kattan, met the Prime Minister of Mauritius, Pravind Kumar Jugnauth this afternoon at the New Treasury Building in Port Louis.

Spain: Frequent droughts and excessive industrial and agricultural exploitation of land in Spain raise fears of an irreversible increase in "sterile lands", which may turn the country known as "Europe's vegetable garden" into a barren land unsuitable for cultivation.

The Minister of Immigration and Egyptian Expatriates, Soha Gendi, has welcomed a medical delegation from the United States of America, Canada and Europe and members of the "Home" Foundation to research ways to provide healthcare facilities and services in different small regions of Egypt. 

The Department of the Treasures, burials and Antiquities of the Arab world has recently shared an update regarding the discovery of the wreckage of a Romanian ship that sank 1800 years ago in the dead sea. 

Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of Iraq, Fouad Hussein, recently met with the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine, Mr Dmitry Kuliba, at the headquarters of the ministry in Baghdad.

Spain: A girl in Spain faked her kidnapping to defraud her elderly mother and steal money from her.

Tunisia: In the death boat, a Tunisian woman took a picture of her and her son, and then there was a terrifying call, revealing the moments before the dramatic end, as she was searching for life and the tragedy.

Azerbaijan announced that its forces had "crushed" an Armenian attack near the disputed region of Nagorno-Karabakh, which led to international calls for an end to the fighting in the region, which has been a hotbed of tension for 30 years.

On Monday, Reporters Without Borders called on the European satellite operator Eutelsat to stop broadcasting two Russian TV channels, claiming that they represent the "spearhead" of Russian propaganda.

TikTok has suspended changes to its privacy policies related to how ads are targeted to users after Italy's watchdog warned that the company risked violating European Union rules in this regard.

The 27 member states of the European Union agreed at dawn on Wednesday to ban the sale of new cars with heat engines, including petrol and diesel, starting from 2035, as part of efforts to achieve carbon neutrality in Europe by 2050.

Today, Tuesday, the European Environment Agency warned that about 10 percent of cancer cases recorded in Europe are linked to various forms of pollution, noting that most of these cases can be avoided.