US imposes economic sanctions on Iranian oil
The US State and Treasury departments have levied a barrage of economic sanctions on 22 people and 13 ships linked...
Month: February 2025
Report says Belgian arms produced in Egypt fuel abuses
A new report has revealed how Belgian-designed arms fuelling abuses in Egypt are being produced offshore to circumvent the state’s...
South Africa faced with severe power cuts
South Africa's power company Eskom has announced controlled outages, as they cut 3,000 megawatts of electricity from the grid due...
Report says Europe greenwashes energy using North Africa
Greenpeace have reported that European countries are extracting renewable energy from North African countries, particularly Morocco and Egypt, greenwashing their...
Morocco: Local business brushed aside for tourism industry
Local businesses in Morocco are being outcompeted by new hotels and development projects ushered in by the Government's aggressive tourism...
Europe accused of greenwashing using North African energy
According to Greenpeace, European countries are extracting renewable energy from North African countries, particularly Egypt and Morocco, in order to...
Canary Islands President travels to Mauritania over migration
The President of Canary Islands, Fernando Clavijo, travelled to Mauritania for an official visit on Thursday 20th to address the...
Algerian minister makes official visit to Spain for first time since 2022
Algeria's Interior Minister Ibrahim Murad completed an official state visit to Spain, the first by an Algerian official since a...
Mohamed al-Faki: Will Sudan benefit from conflict?
Whenever a murder occurs, the first suspicion falls on whoever stands to benefit from the victim’s death. Investigations start from...
Cairo and Khartoum to form joint Sudan reconstruction team
The governments in Cairo and Khartoum will form a joint team to oversee the reconstruction process in Sudan once the...
Surgeon on trial on France’s largest child sexual abuse case
A surgeon will go on trial in France’s largest-ever child sexual abuse case, with accusations of the rape and sexual...
Moroccan activists reject imposition of French in schools
Moroccan activists have rejected the continued imposition of French in schools and called for resistance against the “Francisation of education”,...
24 killed, 800 hospitalised in Sudan cholera outbreak
In Southern Sudan an outbreak of cholera is spreading “out of control”, killing at least 24 and hospitalising 800 over...
Cairo and Khartoum commit to collaborate on Sudan’s rebuilding
The governments in Cairo and Khartoum have agreed to collaborate in supervising the reconstruction process in Sudan after years of...
United Nations calls for immediate ceasefire in Congo
On February 21st, the United Nations Security Council unanimously agreed a resolution calling for an immediate ceasefire in the Democratic...
