Tunisia
Tunisia’s economy unravels as foreign investment dries up
Tunisia, once seen by the World Bank as a model for good governance, has become a pariah for international investors,
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.
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Tunisia
Tunisia’s economy unravels as foreign investment dries up
Tunisia, once seen by the World Bank as a model for good governance, has become a pariah for international investors,
Algeria
Lebanese President visits Algeria to boost bilateral ties
Lebanese President Joseph Aoun arrived in Algiers Tuesday for a two-day state visit—his country’s first presidential trip to
Sahel
Smuggling surges as Sahel pivots from Europe to Russia
Criminal networks are rapidly expanding across the Sahel, exploiting political instability and weakened Western influence, according to Deutsche Welle. Cities
Libya
Libyan PM urges mining sector reform
Libyan’s PM Dbeibah has called for the urgent development of a comprehensive national database of mineral resources and the