UN-backed human rights investigators on Friday called for an "independent and impartial force" to protect civilians in Sudan's ongoing war, accusing both sides of war crimes, including murder, mutilation, and torture. In their first report, the fact-finding team warned that foreign governments arming and financing the warring factions could be complicit. The report also accused the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces and their allies of crimes against humanity, including rape, sexual slavery, and persecution.
According to reporting by Anadolu, Algeria and Mauritania discussed ongoing security issues in Africa and signed a defense cooperation agreement
Dubbed Civilization Eagle 2025, China and Egypt have conducted their first-ever joint air force exercise, with coordinated flights and tactical
Libya’s Government of National Unity says it will upgrade both processes and practicalities of cross border travel with neighboring
France’s ambassador to Rabat, Christophe Lecourtier has told Moroccan media that his country proposes to open a visa application
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