Libya
Libya, Turkey review security cooperation
The Libyan Turkish Security Cooperation Committee has met for the second time, in Tripoli, focused on enhancing security cooperation between
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Loved ones search for missing as hajj death toll passes 900
Friends and family searched for missing hajj pilgrims on Wednesday as the death toll at the annual rituals,which were
Tunisia
Tunisia’s ancient crafts given new twist in contemporary exhibit
The ancient port city of Carthage, now a district of modern Tunis, Tunisia, is rich in history. Founded in the
Sudan
UN Team Probes Allegations of Sexual Slavery in Sudan Detention Centers
A UN fact-finding team investigating violations in Sudan's intense civil war reported that it is looking into allegations
Sudan
Sudan and UAE clash at UN Security Council over Sudan war
The Sudanese government accused the UAE on Tuesday of fueling the 14-month war in the African country by providing weapons
Egypt
Egypt unlawfully deported Sudanese refugees, rights group says
Amnesty International reported on Wednesday that Egypt has conducted numerous arrests and illegal deportations of thousands of refugees escaping the
Algeria
Rare protests in northern Algeria over severe water shortage
Protesters filled the streets in the Tiaret region of northen Algeria Monday for second consecutive day, in rare demonstrations of
Breaking
Diplomats say at least 550 pilgrims died during hajj, mostly Egyptians
Diplomats said on Tuesday that at least 550 pilgrims died during the hajj, underscoring the grueling nature of the pilgrimage
Egypt
Amnesty calls on Egypt to release protestors and activists detained over Palestine solidarity
Amnesty issued a statement on Friday condemning Egyptian authorities over the arrests of 123 people who had expressed solidarity with
Morocco
English football club Crystal Palace sign Moroccan defender Riad
Crystal Palace have signed Barcelona's Morocco international defender Chadi Riad on a long-term contract, the Premier League club
Opinion
What does the snap French election mean for the Maghreb?
With the United States increasingly isolated both at the United Nations and throughout a World where public opinion increasingly matters,
Morocco
Morocco's Asparagus Industry Set to Break Export Record
Morocco's agricultural sector is witnessing an increase in fresh asparagus exports, poised to surpass its own record for
Mauritania
Mauritania purchases advanced weapons from China
Mauritania’s president Mohamed Ould Sheikh al-Ghazouani confirmed this week that his country has purchased advanced weapons from China, according