Libya
Turkey, Italy, Libya hold talks on migration, stability
Turkey hosted a rare three-way summit with Italy and Libya on Aug. 1 to address migration, energy, and regional stability.
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Morocco
Morocco records six measles deaths in one week
Morocco is facing a severe measles outbreak, with six deaths and over 3,000 new cases reported in just one
Egypt
Egypt makes largest archaeological discovery since King Tut’s tomb
A recently unearthed ancient Egyptian tomb is being described by Egyptian officials as the biggest archaeological discoverysince King Tutankhamen’s
Morocco
Morocco foils ISIS -backed terror plot, 12 suspects arrested
Based on intelligence provided by Morocco’s General Directorate for Territorial Surveillance (DGST), an operation carried out Wednesday morning across
Mauritania
Danish firm GreenGo Energy secures hydrogen deal in Mauritania
Danish renewable energy company GreenGo Energy has signed an agreement with Mauritania to develop the Megaton Moongreen hydrogen project, its
Egypt
Cyprus and Egypt sign landmark gas deal to supply Europe
Cyprus and Egypt signed a major energy agreement Monday with Eni and TotalEnergies to process and export Cypriot gas to
Egypt
Egypt foreign ministry: Arab League summit on Gaza postponed to March 4
An extraordinary Arab League meeting on Gaza, initially set for next week, has been postponed to March 4, according to
Algeria
Libya, Algeria discuss reopening of Dabdabborder crossing
Libya’s Interior Minister, Imad Al-Trabelsi, held talks with his Algerian counterpart, Ibrahim Murad, during the 42nd session of the
Morocco
Morocco’s Nadia Amal Bernoussi elected President of Advisory Committee of Human Rights Council
At the opening of the 33rd session of the committee, Morocco’s Nadia Amal Bernoussi was elected President of the
Morocco
French Minister visits Western Sahara underlining shift in policy
French Culture Minister Rachida Dati became the first French official to visit Western Sahara, a move seen as reinforcing France’
Sahel
EU Envoy sees role for Turkey in supporting stability across the Sahel
Joao Gomes Cravinho, the former Portuguese foreign minister and current EU special envoy for the Sahel, gave an interview to
Tunisia
UN describes treatment of opposition in Tunisia as 'persecution'
The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights,Volker Turk, has denounced the "persecution of political opponents" in Tunisia,
Morocco
Moroccan household spending increases and income inequality grows
A new report by Morocco’s High Commission for Planning reveals average annual household spending rose from $7668 in 2014