Lawyers and families of jailed Tunisian opposition leaders urged the International Criminal Court (ICC) on Tuesday to investigate Tunisia's crackdown on political opposition and the mistreatment of Black African migrants. The North African country, offered EU financial support to curb migration, faces mounting allegations of abuse. This marks the second ICC probe request; last year, families of seven imprisoned politicians sought an investigation into claims of political persecution and human rights violations by President Kais Saied's administration.
Egypt and Russia have concluded their joint naval exercise, Bridge of Friendship, held over several days in the Mediterranean, according
Said Naciri, former chairman of Wydad Casablanca and a senior member of Morocco’s ruling coalition, denied in court Friday
Algeria is making headway in diversifying its economy beyond hydrocarbons, tripling non-oil exports to $5.1 billion in 2023, according
In a phone call on Saturday, President Abdel-Fattah El-Sisi and Jordan’s King Abdullah II discussed the current situation in
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