Algeria
Algeria expels over 1,800 migrants to Niger border, rights group says
Algeria expelled 1,845 migrants to Niger’s border in a mass operation on April 19, rights group Alarmphone Sahara
The US special envoy for Sudan said Thursday he wanted "tangible results" from talks on ending the African nation's devastating war, despite the Sudanese government staying away.
Washington again urged Sudan's army to join the talks which could last up to 10 days.
Tom Perriello, the US special envoy for Sudan, said on X that, "we continue our relentless work with international partners to save lives and ensure we achieve tangible results."
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Tunisia
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China
Chinese military drills in Egypt reflect Cairo’s strategy to lessen U.S. dependence, expert says
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Algeria
Amnesty denounces 'alarming' crackdown’ in Algeria
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Egypt
Egyptian lawyer files suit demanding Sisi launch referendum on 1979 peace agreement with Israel
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