Opinion
Could nuclear energy one day power the Maghreb?
The Maghreb’s energy transition is a complex but critical journey towards sustainability and decarbonization as countries aim to meet
Libya
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Libya
Breaking News: Up to 60 Libya migrants feared drowned crossing the Mediterranean
SOS Mediterranee, the maritime rescue group, posted on the social media platform X: “the survivors departed from Zawiya, Libya, seven
Libya
U.S. Plans to Reopen Embassy in Libya to Counter Russia
The U.S. is seeking to reopen its embassy in Libya in a bid to counter Russia's increasing
Libya
In Cairo meeting Libya’s major parties agree on forming unified government
According to reports by the Libyan Observer and Reuters: three key Libyan leaders said on Sunday they had agreed on
Libya
Despite oil riches, Libyans hit by plummeting purchasing power
Libya may sit on Africa's biggest oil reserves, but many families are struggling with rapidly rising consumer prices
North Africa
Maghreb women persist in their fight for equality on international women's day
In North Africa, from Morocco to Libya, women are actively striving for equality and freedom, confronting outdated laws rooted in
Libya
Italy impounds German charity ship involved in Libyan migrant dispute
Italian authorities have impounded a German charity ship, after it became involved in a dispute with the Libyan coast guard
Libya
Libya’s Central Bank Governor proposes devaluation of dinar to USD
According to reports in the Libya Observer Central Bank Governor Al-Kabir suggested adjusting the exchange rate to between 5.95
Libya
EU border agency will continue to inform Libya’s coast guard about migrant boats
Frontex, the EU's border agency, will continue informing Libyan authorities about migrant boats in distress in the country&
Libya
German charity accuses Libyan coast guard of threatening its crew members
According to AfricaNews the German charity SOS Humanity, which operates the rescue ship Humanity 1, has accused the Libyan coast
Libya
Arabian purebred competition gathers horse-lovers from across divided Libya.
In a display of unity, the National Championship of Libyan Arabian Horses brought together over 70 horses and their equestrians
Algeria
Libya, Tunisia and Algeria agree on holding periodic tripartite presidential meeting
According to reports from the Libya Observer, Libya, Tunisia, and Algeria have decided to hold a tripartite meeting at the
Africa
Russia continues to expand its reach across Africa
According to a recent report by the London-based military think tank Royal United Services Institute, or RUSI, Russia is about