Turkey's intelligence chief, Ibrahim Kalin, visited Libya on Thursday, meeting Prime Minister Abdulhamid al-Dbeibah and other officials as efforts intensify to resolve the political deadlock crippling the country’s oil exports. A Turkish security source confirmed the visit on Friday. Dbeibah leads Libya's UN-recognised Government of National Unity, backed by Turkey. The ongoing political impasse threatens to unravel four years of relative stability in the oil-rich nation, prompting renewed diplomatic efforts.
A Tunisian National Guard officer was stabbed Thursday in the Monastir governorate by the brother of a suspected terrorist during
According to reports by French newspaper Le Monde, Morocco is engaged in discussions about the potential release of former Niger
According to Chinese news outlet Xinhua, Libya has deported a group of migrants to Niger by land on Wednesday, as
During a speech at the 2nd international workshop on renewable energy in Algiers, Algerian Ministry of Energy, Mines and Renewable
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