The UN Security Council has renewed its mandate allowing inspections of vessels suspected of violating Libya’s arms embargo, Libya Observer reports. The six-month extension, backed by France and Greece, passed with 13 votes, while Russia and China abstained, citing concerns over EU-led Operation IRINI's effectiveness. The embargo, in place since 2011, permits inspections in international waters when violations are suspected. The UN Secretary-General will report on enforcement progress within five months.
AFRICOM chief General Michael Langley has said that, for the time being, it is unlikely to relocate AFRICOM’s headquarters
Qatar and Algeria have entered a strategic partnership to develop the country’s first fully integrated supermarket chain, with plans
In remarks made on Wednesday, Morocco’s Minister of Industry Ryad Mezzour said industrial exports had reached $43.8 billion
Orange Egypt has officially launched 5G services in the Egyptian market, following the completion of technical and operational preparations. In
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