Libya’s Law Enforcement Department announced it had increased its presence in “frontline areas” of the capital. According to local media, the move comes after the Ministry of Defense under the Government of National Unity, had said the situation in Tripoli was now stabilized after “unexpected movements” by armed elements. A statement released by the ministry said “immediate action was taken to contain the movements, with violating groups retreating to their previous positions without any escalation.”
Algeria and Italy signed a memorandum of understanding to enhance cooperation in postal and telecom services during President Abdelmadjid Tebboune’
EllaLink has signed a deal with Mauritania's digital ministry to construct a second international subsea cable connecting the
Libyan coast guard officers started training in Greece on Wednesday as part of a bilateral effort to curb rising migrant
Egypt and other Arab nations on Tuesday joined calls for Hamas to disarm and cede control of Gaza, backing a
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