Libya
UN demands investigation into Libyan activist's death
The UN mission in Libya has called for an investigation into the death of prominent activist Abdel Monem al-Marimi, according
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Libya
Libya looks to restore flights with UK
In a meeting between the Head of Libya’s Civil Aviation Authority, Abdul Rahman bin Youssef, and British Ambassador to
Tunisia
Reports: Tunisia presidential candidate Zammel remanded
A Tunisian court on Wednesday remanded in custody presidential candidate Ayachi Zammel pending an investigation into suspicions of forging ballot
Egypt
Egypt’s Sisi makes historic visit to Turkey after 12 years amid warming relations
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi met with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan in Ankara on Wednesday to discuss the ongoing
Morocco
Morocco’s FM outlines King Mohammed’s vision to bolster Middle East talks
In an exclusive article for Bled Strategic Times, the official gazette for the Bled Strategic Forum, Morocco’s FM Nasser
Algeria
Algeria says it has dismantled “spy ring” involving Moroccans
Algeria has arrested seven individuals, including four Moroccans, accused of being part of a "spy ring," prosecutors said
Tunisia
Tunisian presidential candidate arrested
Tunisian police arrested presidential candidate Ayachi Zammel on charges of falsifying campaign details for the upcoming October 6 election, his
Tunisia
Tunisia election body ignores court in presidential vote
Tunisia's electoral board said Monday it approved three candidates for an October 6 presidential election, ignoring court rulings
Tunisia
Tunisian electoral authority: Three candidates to stand in Tunisia polls
Tunisia's electoral authority on Monday announced it had approved three presidential candidates for the October 6 election, including
Opinion
Arab Fall: Tunisia and Algeria Elections Risk Reinforcing Revolution Lost
Hope for approaching elections in Algeria and Tunisia is fading by the day. In Algeria, the Hirak protest movement, which
Libya
Libya's oil output falls more than half due to political standoff
More than half of Libya's oil production, or about 700,000 barrels per day, was offline earlier this
Tunisia
Tunisia groups urge inclusion of rejected candidates in poll
A petition signed by prominent Tunisians and civil society groups was published on Saturday urging that rejected candidates be allowed
Tunisia
Tunisian court allows prominent politician Daimi to run in presidential election
The Tunisian administrative court on Friday reinstated prominent politician Imed Daimi in the presidential race set for October 6, Daimi