Libya: Doctors Without Borders asked to leave
Doctors Without Borders (Médecins Sans Frontières/ MSF), the international medical organisation, has released a statement claiming that the Ministry of...
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Social protection spending increased to $4 billion in Morocco
Morocco plans to increase its social protection spending from $3.61 billion in 2025 to $4 billion in 2026, Moroccan-friendly Atalayar...
Libya askes UN to restructure mission
The Libyan government sent a letter to the UN expressing its “deepest condemnation and concern” and asking to restructure the...
Palestinian doctor prevented from speaking at hearing in UK
Dr Rahmeh Aladwan, a British-Palestinian doctor, charged with sending malicious communications, was prevented from speaking at her disciplinary hearing in...
Trump gives Israel warning over annexation attempts
The Trump administration made it explicitly clear with its warning to Israel that any attempts to annex parts of the...
Libya claims UN is threatening its sovereignty
The Libyan government sent a letter expressing its “deepest condemnation and concern” to the UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres, the President,...
Syria: banks have months to plan restructure following crisis
In an attempt to revive its banking sector, Syria’s central bank has given commercial lenders six months to provision for...
Africa: Mourners injured at Kenyan opposition leader’s funeral
Seventeen mourners were injured as crowds gathered at Kenya opposition leader Raila Odinga’s funeral on 17th October, reported Reuters. A...
South Africa: Bus crash kills 42 people
A bus headed to Zimbabwe veered off the road into an embankment on a mountain pass in northern South Africa,...
Sudan: 13 killed in paramilitary strike on mosque
Sudan’s paramilitary Rapid Support Forces’ artillery attack on a mosque in Al-Fashir housing displaced families killed 13 people, The New...
Lebanon: 32 people arrested on suspicion of spying for Israel
A judicial official confirmed the arrest of 32 people in Lebanon on suspicion of spying on Hezbollah while in cahoots...
Mali: Crowds scavenge for fuel in Bamako
In desperate need of fuel, people queue overnight in gas stations of Mali’s capital, Bamako, a new worrying trend for...
