Opinion
How did relations between Algeria and France get so bad?
This week, one of the world's experts on French Algerian history, Benjamin Stora, described relations between the two
Military
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Chad
France begins military withdrawal from Chad amid declining influence in Sahel
France has initiated its military withdrawal from Chad, starting with the return of two fighter jets to French territory, according
Libya
Fall of Assad may spur Russia to seek naval presence in Libya
The toppling of the Assad regime in Syria has prompted its ally Russia to withdraw its ships from Syria’s
Sudan
ICC Prosecutor says Sudan’s Darfur suspect Ali Kushayb ordered atrocities in 2003-2004
The ICC’s chief prosecutor stated Wednesday that Ali Muhammad Ali Abd-Al-Rahman, known as Ali Kushayb, commanded Janjaweed militias in
Syria
Maghreb countries fear return of radicalized citizens after Assad’s fall
The downfall of the Assad regime in Syria has been celebrated globally. But there are many questions about what happens
Egypt
Egyptian military agency now in control of wheat imports
Egypt’s military has replaced a supply firm to take full control of the imports of strategic commodities such as
Egypt
Egypt condemns Israel’s seizure of Syrian territory following Assad’s fall
Egypt’s Foreign Minister has criticized Israel’s seizure of Syrian territory on the Israeli border after the fall of
Opinion
The Alliance of Sahel States’ shift to the global south
This last year was one of the most tumultuous for the Sahel region; in January the newly composed Alliance of
Egypt
Egyptian military agency takes over wheat imports from long standing civilian agency
Egypt, one of the world’s largest wheat importers, has moved control of strategic food imports from the General Authority
Algeria
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa honors Algerian martyrs
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa paid tribute to Algeria's war heroes on Friday, laying a wreath at the
Egypt
Egypt to float up to four army-owned firms
According to Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly , Egypt plans to float up to four military-owned companies on the stock market as
Niger
Niger takes control of strategic uranium operations
Niger’s military administration has seized control of uranium mining operations previously managed by French nuclear firm Orano, marking a
Tunisia
Headline: U.S. approves $108 million military equipment sale to Tunisia
The United States has authorized a $108 million sale of military weapons and equipment to Tunisia, as reported by Defense