Opinion
Libya’s Fiscal Fiction
Fixing Libya’s economy will require undoing the racket, not cosmetic consensus Libya’s economy is in free fall, and
Military
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Mali
Mali rocked by audacious Islamist attacks in the capital
Mali's security situation remains uncertain following a series of coordinated attacks by Islamist rebels in the capital Tuesday,
Morocco
Moroccan court mulling over whether to try Israeli soldier for Gaza war crimes
A Moroccan court is considering whether to proceed with war crimes charges against an Israeli soldier, Moche Avichzer, who is
Egypt
Archeologists unearth 3200-year-old Egyptian military barracks indicating Libyan threat
Archaeologists have uncovered the remains of a 3200-year-old Egyptian military barracks, potentially revealing ancient defensive strategies against Libyan invaders, according
Burkina Fasso
Senior officials meet in Bamako to ‘operationalize’ Sahel States Confederation
Senior officials from Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger met in Bamako on late last week to lay the groundwork for
Opinion
Algeria and Russia’s relationship – a balancing act or a real union?
For Russia, the Maghreb region presents many business opportunities that are not strictly limited to the energy and arms sectors
Egypt
US military financing for Egypt to reach $1.3bn in 2024
The Biden administration says it will release $320m in military aid to Egypt - a package previously dependent on Egypt
Egypt
U.S. releases full $1.3 billion aid to Egypt, overlooking human rights concerns
The United States has decided to release the entire $1.3 billion in annual military aid to Egypt, marking the
Tunisia
Tunisia receives Grand Caravan EX aircraft
Tunisia has received four Textron 208 Grand Caravan EX aircraft to be used for intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR) missions
Sahel
Violence in Central Sahel has not improved, experts say, as some Russian mercenaries depart
Russian mercenaries hired to provide security in Burkina Faso began leaving the country in late August — they say to resist
Libya
Reports: Libyans deported from South Africa were training as Special Forces
Ninety-five Libyans deported from South Africa in August were training as special forces for Khalifa Haftar, the eastern Libyan commander,
Burkina Fasso
Al Qaeda affiliate says it killed 300 fighters, not civilians in Burkina Faso attack
An Al Qaeda-linked group said it killed nearly 300 people in a recent attack in the north-central Burkina Faso, according
Ethiopia
Ethiopia alarmed by Egypt's deployment of Special Forces and arms to Somalia
Egypt has deployed arms, military hardware, and special forces to Somalia under a recent Arab League military cooperation agreement, security