Libya’s Mufti Sheikh Al-Sadeq Al-Gharyani warned Syrians against foreign financial aid, particularly from Saudi Arabia and the UAE, citing Egypt and Libya’s struggles under external influence. He accused the UAE and Saudi Arabia of undermining elected governments in Egypt and Tunisia and fueling Sudan’s conflict. Al-Gharyani labeled events in Libya and Egypt as coups, not democratic transitions, urging Syrians to resist divisive rhetoric and learn from the region’s revolutionary setbacks.
Opponents of Tunisian President Saied, as well as supporters, staged rival rallies in Tunis Thursday highlighting a deepening political divide.
CAF President Patrice Motsepe hailed Morocco as his “second home” and praised its growing influence on African football development during
The Trump administration is reportedly in discussions with leaders in Libya and Rwanda to deport migrants with criminal records back
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