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Nordic MEPs have condemned Morocco’s hiring of Danish firm Rud Pedersen for promoting the illicit exploitation of Sahrawi resources, placing the firm on a blacklist. They emphasize the moral and …
European MEPs Blacklist Danish Consulting Firm Hired by Morocco Read More
Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune hosted a Ugandan delegation led by Special Envoy Mohamed Ahmed Kisuule on March 12, 2025, highlighting the diplomatic relations between the countries. Key officials from Algeria …
Algeria’s President Hosts Ugandan Delegation Led by Special Envoy Read More
Togo has extended the state of emergency in the Savanes region for an additional year, confirmed by the National Assembly’s approval. This decision responds to persistent security threats, particularly from …
Togo Extends State of Emergency in Savanes Region for One Year Read More
A tripartite meeting involving Algeria, Tunisia, and Libya was held to prepare for an emergency Arab summit in Cairo. Officials reviewed previous summit outcomes and discussed preparations for the upcoming …
Algeria, Tunisia, and Libya Hold Meeting to Prepare for Tripoli Summit Read More
A meeting between Algeria, Tunisia, and Libya took place to prepare for an upcoming emergency Arab summit in Cairo and a tripartite summit in Tripoli. The foreign ministers evaluated past …
Tripartite Meeting of Algeria, Tunisia, and Libya Prepares for Upcoming Summits Read More
Egypt has reiterated its rejection of governance proposals for Gaza, deeming them unacceptable. The Egyptian Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that such proposals contradict core Arab principles, particularly regarding the …
Egypt Strongly Rejects Gaza Governance Proposals, Upholding Core Principles Read More
Tunisia partners with the UK to combat irregular migration, emphasizing education and safe returns. Eleven Russian nationals were detained on terrorism suspicions, though diplomatic relations remain stable. President Kais Saied …
Tunisia Strengthens Partnerships to Address Migration and Security Challenges Read More
Over 150 laureates of the Nobel and World Food Prizes have jointly issued an open letter demanding urgent action to address global hunger. They emphasize the necessity for heightened research …
Nobel Laureates Urge Immediate Action to Combat Global Hunger Crisis Read More
At COP29 in Baku, a $300 billion annual finance target was established to assist developing nations with climate change mitigation, although many criticized it as inadequate. UN Secretary-General António Guterres …
COP29 Concludes with Insufficient Climate Deal Amid Political Uncertainties Read More