Tunisia
Tunisian rights groups press to scrap 'false news' law
Tunisian rights groups and lawmakers issued a demand Thursday for the repeal or revision of Decree 54, a 2022 law
A senior Sudanese military official has vowed the army will continue its offensive despite international ceasefire efforts in the 17-month civil war. "Peace talks can proceed, but the army will not halt its operations," said Assistant Commander-in-Chief Lt Gen Ibrahim Gabir in an interview with the BBC. His comments follow the army's recent campaign to retake control of Khartoum from the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF), which currently holds key parts of the capital.
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Tunisia
Tunisian rights groups press to scrap 'false news' law
Tunisian rights groups and lawmakers issued a demand Thursday for the repeal or revision of Decree 54, a 2022 law
Egypt
Egypt and Jordan reaffirm rejection of Trump proposal to take in displaced Palestinians
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi and Jordan’s King Abdullah have firmly rejected recent proposals from U.S. President Donald
Egypt
Egypt issues first dollar-bond sale in two years with $2 billion issuance
Egypt has returned to the international debt market with its first U.S. dollar-denominated bond issuance in nearly two years,
Morocco
Nearly 500 Moroccans slated for deportation from U.S. for immigration violations
The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has identified 495 Moroccan nationals in its “non-detained docket” (NDD) who are