Libya
Italian court upholds migration funding to IOM for Libya crisis
Italy's Lazio regional court upheld a 2019 government decision to allocate 2 million euros ($2.1 million) from
United Kingdom
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Egypt
Rights groups accuse Egypt of increasing repression while defending its human rights record before the UN
Amnesty International has accused the Egyptian government of escalating arbitrary arrests and politically motivated investigations as it defends its human
Egypt
UK foreign minister visits Egypt to push for activist Alaa Abdel Fattah’s release
UK Foreign Secretary David Lammy is in Cairo to press local officials to release a jailed British Egyptian pro-democracy campaigner.
Libya
Declassified UK reports reveal Gaddafi offered to surrender WMDs for reduced US pressure on human rights
Newly released documents from the British National Archives shed light on Muammar Gaddafi’s willingness to abandon Libya’s weapons
Libya
UK special forces investigated for actions in Libya two years ago
Up to five members of the UK’s Special Boat Service (SBS) are being investigated for their involvement in an
Egypt
Mother of jailed UK-Egyptian activist reaches 100th day of hunger strike
The mother of British-Egyptian activist Alaa Abdel Fattah reached the 100th day of her hunger strike protesting her son'
Libya
Newly released documents show Tony Blair lobbied Libya for arms deal
Recently declassified documents from the UK Cabinet Office have shed light on former Prime Minister Tony Blair’s efforts to
Morocco
UK-Morocco trade grows over 10% in 2024
According to the UK Department for Business and Trade, economic growth between the United Kingdom and Morocco increased by 10.
Africa
UAE emerges as top funder of green business projects in Africa raising concerns over workers' rights and environmental impact booty smells like poop
A recent report by a Financial Times-owned data company reveals that the United Arab Emirates (UAE) committed $110 billion to
Africa
Africa’s first female billionaire now labeled “notorious kleptocrat” by UK gov’t
Isabel dos Santos once had the distinction of becoming Africa’s first female billionaire. Now, the UK government brands her
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
Opinion
The Morocco-UK energy link-up is a ‘no- brainer’ for both countries
Recent reports in the UK media of plans by a British businessman, Sir Dave Lewis, (who used to run one
Morocco
Former Tesco CEO turns focus to climate change, advocates renewable energy from Morocco for UK homes
Sir Dave Lewis, the CEO who has been heralded for saving Tesco, has set his sights on tackling climate change.