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Libya’s Fiscal Fiction
Fixing Libya’s economy will require undoing the racket, not cosmetic consensus Libya’s economy is in free fall, and
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Egypt
Report: Egypt sends weapons to Somalia potentially fueling conflict with Ethiopia
Egypt sent military weapons and ammunition to Somalia on Tuesday for the first time in more than four decades, Reuters
Sudan
UN Security Council weighs sanctions on two Sudanese RSF generals
A UN Security Council committee is reviewing a US proposal to sanction two Sudanese paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) generals
Libya
Libya’s Joint Military Commission (5+5) confirms ceasefire is still in place
Libya’s 5+5 Joint Military Commission met in Sirte on Sunday and announced that the stability of the ceasefire
Egypt
Egyptian president warns top U.S. military official about conflict risks in Lebanon
U.S. Air Force General C.Q. Brown, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, met with Egyptian President
Mali
West African juntas write to UN about alleged Ukrainian support for rebels.
The military juntas of Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger have accused Ukraine of supporting rebel groups in the Sahel region,
Morocco
Morocco to become first North African nation to receive U.S. HIMARS launchers
According to defenceWeb Morocco is set to join Jordan and the United Arab Emirates as the only HIMARS operators in
South Africa
South Africa deports 95 Libyans found at suspected military camp
Ninety-five Libyans found at a suspected military camp in South Africa's northeast in July have been deported back
Libya
Escalation of violence in Libya could torpedo UN-brokered political deal
Rising violence and political strife in Libya threaten to derail the UN-brokered political transition, pushing the country into deeper unrest
Burkina Fasso
Burkina Faso conscripts six magistrates for acting against pro-junta activists say unions
Burkina Faso's military junta has conscripted at least six magistrates who took legal action against pro-junta activists, Reuters
Burkina Fasso
Burkina Faso: Newspaper suspends publication after reported abduction of journalist
An investigative newspaper in Burkina Faso has suspended publication after the abduction of its publishing director, Reuters reports. In June,
South Africa
South Africa decides to drop charges against 95 Libyans
According to reporting by the Associated Press officials in South Africa say prosecutors have withdrawn charges against 95 Libyan nationals
Algeria
Algeria arrests 21 for alleged arms trafficking
Twenty-one people have been arrested in Algeria, according to AFP, following an alleged attempt to smuggle weapons aboard a commercial