Sarah Rashad The Moroccan Justice and Development Party (PJD), the Brotherhood’s extension in the Kingdom of Morocco, is close to the scenario that most of the Brotherhood’s wing... Read more

Mustafa Kamel The file of foreign forces and mercenaries has become a top priority in Libya, based on regional and international pressures to remove foreign militants, allowing the impositio... Read more

Iran has asked Interpol to help arrest a suspect in a sabotage attack on its Natanz nuclear facility which it blames on Israel, a local newspaper reported Sunday. National television has pub... Read more

The two downstream countries of ‘monopolizing’ the Nile as negotiations stall. Ethiopian Foreign Minister and Deputy Prime Minister, Demeke Mekonnen, has said that Ethiopia “cannot and will... Read more

Potential for unrest in Somalia, warn opposition lawmakers after the police chief was fired for opposing a move by President Mohamed to extend his term. On Saturday, military soldiers guarde... Read more

Head of Sudan’s Sovereign Council Abdel-Fattah al-Burhan has revealed an agreement between Khartoum and the International Criminal Court (ICC) to try ousted Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir... Read more

A Saudi grant to Yemen, recently announced by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman during a phone call with Yemeni President Abd Rabbu Mansour Hadi, would provide oil derivatives worth USD 422 m... Read more

Iranian militias are using sound bombs in areas south of Syria’s Aleppo “to terrorize citizens and force them to leave their homes,” said local sources. They accused the militias of seizing... Read more

The Czech Republic said on Sunday it had informed NATO and European Union allies about suspected Russian involvement in a 2014 ammunition depot explosion and the matter would be addressed at... Read more

Over 11,000 Turkish-backed Syrian mercenaries remain in Libya despite a ceasefire agreement that calls for the withdrawal of all foreign fighters, the Libya Review reported on Saturday, citi... Read more

The United Nations Security Council gave the green light on Friday for the deployment of 60 UN ceasefire monitors to Libya and called on the country’s new unity government to prepare for fre... Read more

Eritrea’s government has said it will start pulling out its soldiers from Ethiopia’s Tigray region, recognising for the first time the presence of its troops in the war torn region. A letter... Read more

Syrian war old ordnance, including landmines, IEDs and unexploded objects from previous shelling, continue to claim the lives of civilians in Syria. The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights (... Read more

The pieces for a major surge of fighting in the Donbas continue to fall into place, highlighting an escalation of tensions between Russia and Ukraine that could potentially play out on the b... Read more