The Czech parliament has approved the return of troops to the Sahel, as part of a NATO program to help train the Mauritanian military. Thirty Czech special forces personnel will participate in the two-year mandate. Jan Jireš, Senior Director of the Defense Policy and Strategy Section of the Czech Ministry of Defense, explained the reasoning behind the country’s involvement: “A number of security threats, such as terrorism and illegal migration, are emerging [in the Sahel].”
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Egypt’s military has replaced a supply firm to take full control of the imports of strategic commodities such as
The IMF has concluded a weeklong staff visit to Libya where it was assessing the latest economic conditions, as well
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