Tunisia
Tunisia’s economy unravels as foreign investment dries up
Tunisia, once seen by the World Bank as a model for good governance, has become a pariah for international investors,
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The UN’s International Organization for Migration (IOM) Director General Amy Pope has confirmed that Morocco is the first contributor to the new resilience fund. Writing on social media, Pope thanked the North African country saying: "Morocco's support helps ensure IOM remains agile, accountable, and ready to deliver for people on the move, wherever and whenever it's needed most." The Resilience Fund has been set up to bolster humanitarian operations and allow the IOM to move from emergency response to protection and counter-trafficking.
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Tunisia’s economy unravels as foreign investment dries up
Tunisia, once seen by the World Bank as a model for good governance, has become a pariah for international investors,
Algeria
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Sahel
Smuggling surges as Sahel pivots from Europe to Russia
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Libya
Libyan PM urges mining sector reform
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