Tunisia
Tunisian president calls for changes to central bank law
Tunisian President Kais Saied on Saturday called for the law governing the central bank to be amended. In a video
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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
Turkey
Top EU official expresses concern over Turkey and Russia’s growing influence in Libya
EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Josep Borrell raised concerns about Turkey and Russia’s growing influence
Mali
Mali expels Swedish ambassador over “hostile” comment
Mali's foreign ministry said Friday that Sweden's ambassador to Bamako, Kristina Kuhnel, must leave the country
Russia
Russia says it is working to free Niger hostages
Russia's Foreign Ministry said Friday it is actively working to secure the release of two geologists who were
Niger
Niger: Al Qaeda affiliate says it has taken two Russian hostages
An al Qaeda affiliate in West Africa's Sahel region has taken two Russians hostage in Niger, according to
Mali
Mali rebels claim to have inflicted heavy casualties on government soldiers and Russian mercenaries
Mali's northern Tuareg rebels said Thursday they had killed at least 84 Russian Wagner mercenaries and 47 Malian
Russia
Russian warship docks in Algeria
A Russian warship equipped with advanced hypersonic missiles docked at Algeria's Port of Oran Friday for a "
Libya
Counterfeit Libya currency – partly printed by Russia – undermines dinar’s value
Unofficial Libyan banknotes, some reportedly printed by Russia and within Libya, are being exchanged for U.S. dollars, contributing to
Morocco
Morocco is third largest supplier of fertilizers to Brazil
Brazil’s statistics agency finds Morocco is the country’s third largest supplier of fertilizers, as reported by the Russian
Mali
Mali’s junta and Russia’s state nuclear company sign cooperation agreements
Mali's military junta and Russia's state nuclear firm Rosatom have signed three cooperation agreements, including plans