Sudan
Sudan’s military retakes a strategic city from RSF rebels, dealing them a major blow
Sudanese officials say the military and its allies have taken back the strategic city of Wad Medani more than a
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Libya
Libya to redeploy morality police to enforce social norms
Libya has announced the return of its morality police to enforce conservative social norms, including bans on “strange” hairstyles, mixed-gender
Opinion
The impact of a Trump presidency
The day after Donald Trump defied pollsters and pundits to win a landslide victory over his Democrat opponent, Kamala Harris,
Morocco
Morocco and Algeria join U.S.-led naval drill in the Mediterranean amid regional tensions
The Royal Moroccan Navy is participating in "Phoenix Express 24," a multinational maritime exercise sponsored by the U.
Sudan
Sudan’s ambassador to Spain warns how Sahel poses instability threat to Europe
Maha Ayoub, Sudan's ambassador to Spain, has urged the international community to condemn Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces
Morocco
Morocco restricts sermons on Mideast conflict invoking Jihad
Moroccan politicians and activists are questioning restrictions on sermons addressing the Israel-Hamas conflict. Socialist MP Nabila Mounib criticized limitations on
Libya
Benghazi: Turkey to open consulate and Turkish Airlines to resume flights
Turkey’s Ambassador to Libya, Güven Begeç, recently announced plans to open a Turkish consulate in Benghazi and restart Turkish
Morocco
Morocco’s population jumps by almost 3 million in 10 years
Morocco’s population has grown by nearly 3 million in the past decade, reaching about 36.8 million as of
Sahel
Reporters Without Borders urges Sahelian countries to adopt resolution on press freedom
Reporters Without Borders (RSF) is calling on Sahelian authorities to adopt a declaration on press freedom amid increasing violence against
Algeria
France unaware of Algerian trade restrictions amid rising tensions
France announced Thursday it’s unaware of any Algerian trade restrictions but is monitoring the situation amid worsening ties over
Sudan
UN warns time running out for South Sudan’s democratic transition
The United Nations urged South Sudanese leaders to commit to democratic reforms as election delays continue, with the latest postponement
Morocco
EU wheat gets export relief with sales to Morocco, traders say
Moroccan importers have recently secured up to 10 cargoes, approximately 300,000 tons, of EU milling wheat for November delivery,
Morocco
Moroccan King proposes potential Atlantic access for Algeria
Moroccan King Mohammed VI hinted at allowing Algeria access to the Atlantic via Western Sahara, proposing a partnership-driven approach, The