The EU is poised to finalize substantial agreements with Jordan and Morocco to enhance collaboration on migration control, according to the new Mediterranean Commissioner. These deals, aimed at curbing the influx to the bloc, come amid rising far-right, anti-immigrant sentiments. The forthcoming agreements, following similar ones with Egypt and Tunisia, draw scrutiny over human rights concerns. Jordan, hosting over a million Syrian refugees, is expected to sign its deal early next year.
An al-Qaeda-linked group has claimed responsibility for killing 70 soldiers in Benin’s northeast, marking the country’s deadliest jihadist
At the edge of Morocco’s Sahara, volunteers gathered in M’Hamid El Ghizlane to remove hundreds of kilos of
Tunisian lawyers and families are challenging the legitimacy of a mass trial that handed nearly 900 years of combined prison
The African Space Agency (AfSA) inaugurated its headquarters in Cairo’s Space City on Sunday, marking a significant step in
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