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Libya’s Government of National Unity denies reports of plans to resettle undocumented immigrants, calling them false. The statements follow social media claims regarding Minister Badr Al-Din Al-Toumi’s comments after a …
Libya Denies Plans to Resettle Undocumented Immigrants Read More
In August 1980, a Libyan warship halted a Maltese-contracted oil rig’s operations on the Medina Bank, escalating a dispute over the continental shelf demarcation. This military intervention prompted Malta to …
The 1980 Libyan Warship Incident: Impact on Malta’s Oil Exploration Read More
Alexandria, Cleopatra’s birthplace, is facing a significant rise in building collapses due to coastal erosion and rising sea levels, increasing from one to forty annually over the past decade. Recent …
Rising Sea Levels Lead to Increased Building Collapses in Alexandria Read More
The Super Bowl halftime show featured a protest against the Israel-Hamas conflict in Gaza and the civil war in Sudan through a flag display. The performer was detained but faced …
Protests at the Super Bowl Illuminate the Crises in Gaza and Sudan Read More
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu is set to meet with President Trump to discuss the ongoing Gaza conflict, including achieving victory over Hamas and enhancing relations with Arab nations. As ceasefire …
Netanyahu and Trump to Discuss Gaza Conflict and Regional Relations Read More
A Russian cargo ship, Ursa Major, sank in the Mediterranean en route to Syria; North Korean troop casualties exceed 3,000 in recent fighting alongside Russia. Ukrainian President Zelensky warns of …
Recent Developments in Ukraine-Russia Conflict: Military Cooperations and Casualties Read More
Turkey has supplanted Iran as the principal foreign power in Syria following Bashar al-Assad’s downfall. This shift reflects a long-standing rivalry, with Turkey pursuing interests against Kurdish forces and Iran’s …
Turkey Emerges as the Dominant Foreign Player in Syria, Overpowering Iran Read More
Russia has begun a significant withdrawal of military personnel and equipment from Syria, likely influenced by the ousting of Bashar al-Assad. There are indications that Russian officials are negotiating with …
Russia Initiates Large-Scale Withdrawal of Military Forces from Syria Read More
Russia is facing the impending loss of its military bases in Syria, prompting it to consider alternatives for its operations in Africa, particularly in war-torn Sudan and fractured Libya. The …
Russia Pivots to Sudan and Libya Amid Potential Loss of Syrian Bases Read More
The Syrian conflict is key for Russia and Iran as both nations back President Assad to maintain regional influence. Russia’s military bases in Syria grant access to the Mediterranean, crucial …
The Strategic Significance of the Syrian Conflict for Russia and Iran Read More