Drone strikes mark new phase in Sudan War as conflict escalates
Port Sudan, once seen as a safe haven, has come under a wave of drone strikes aimed at critical infrastructure....
Month: May 2025
Dr Mustafa Fetouri: Tripoli riots compromise Libya’s stability
Clashes erupted rather suddenly in Libya’s capital, Tripoli, underscoring the fragile security situation in the country. The violence which involved...
Ugandan troops breach UN arms embargo
Amnesty International has warned both the UN and the public in a new report of a series of clear breaches...
Gunfire continues across the capital of Libya
Gunfire has continued to be heard across districts of Tripoli despite the fact that the authorities in Libya had declared...
Algeria-France relations reach “totally blocked” state
Algeria is set to expel more French diplomats, with France ready to respond with its own expulsions. The relationship between...
Burkina Faso strenghtens ties with the Taliban
Burkina Faso's radical leader, Ibrahim Traoré, continues his pivot from the West, now deepening relations with Afghanistan’s Taliban regime. The...
Martin Jay: Ursula von der Leyen will prove the demise of the EU
Things are getting a bit out of hand in Brussels as the elite panic like never before. Now they’re talking...
Trump meets Syrian president as US removes sanctions
President Trump met with Syria's Ahmed al-Sharaa in Saudi Arabia, marking the first US-Syrian presidential meeting since 2000. Following the...
South African president criticises white refugees fleeing to US
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has criticized a group of 59 white South Africans who recently arrived in the United...
Spanish police bust Morocco-linked cannabis trafficking network
Spanish police have busted a Morocco-linked drug ring smuggling hashish and laundering millions of dollars through a network of shell...
Algeria urges Libya to seek dialogue for conflict resolution
Algeria has expressed “deep concern and alarm” over the surge in conflict among rival factions in Libya, urging dialogue as...
Mercury poisoning is sweeping through Senegal’s gold mines
In the gold-rich hills of Senegal’s Kedougou Region, several women spend their days sifting through mounds of sediment, washing out...
Dan Jones: Libya is confronting intelligence wars shaped by hidden agendas
Libya is a battleground, just not in the way most people think. The country is a chessboard for intelligence services,...
US approves $1.4 Billion weapons sale to UAE
The US State Department has authorised a $1.4 billion weapons sale to the United Arab Emirates ahead of President Trump's...
Daniel Haile: Russia’s bases in Africa are a strategic foothold for expansion
Russia’s naval base in Sudan, situated on the Red Sea, is a calculated geopolitical and geoeconomic move designed to secure...
