Libya seeks ICC help after sabotage hits Tripoli and Zawiya power sites
Libya has formally asked the International Criminal Court for technical and legal support to investigate recent attacks on key electrical facilities in Tripoli and Zawiya, citing risks to national stability and the possibility of crimes against humanity.
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Morocco receives six new AH-64E Apache helicopters in major fleet boost
Morocco's Royal Armed Forces have taken delivery of six additional AH-64E Apache helicopters from Boeing, raising their fleet to 18 and reinforcing the country's border security and tactical capabilities amid a $4.25 billion acquisition plan.
Egypt commits $12 billion to AI and cloud overhaul, sets strict child online safety rules
Egypt has announced a $12 billion technology investment plan focused on AI, large-scale data centers, and digital infrastructure, aiming to become a regional tech hub while introducing new child online safety regulations and boosting digital exports.
Tunisian protests escalate as social and political demands converge
Tunisia faces a new wave of protests as unemployed graduates and residents join forces, demanding jobs, development and dignity. The growing mobilisation signals a potential turning point as social and political grievances increasingly overlap.
