The Ministry of Foreign Affairs condemned the attack in Tunis that killed four National Guard personnel on Wednesday. The attack was carried out at dawn in the western province of Kasserine.
Read More »At least 30 dead after Nigerian troops clash with Boko Haram
At least 37 people have been killed in a confrontation between Boko Haram militants and Nigerian troops in the northeastern state of Borno, emergency services personnel said. Around 1 p.m. Tuesday, a group of militants, who found themselves trapped at an army checkpoint on a road leading to the city …
Read More »Egypt deploys army nationwide for security reasons
Egypt’s armed forces announced late Monday the deployment of its forces in all governorates nationwide to “protect public and private properties, secure roads … and contribute to the capture of criminals and outlaws.” Armed Forces Spokesman Mohamed Samir said in a statement that the deployment comes to carry out the …
Read More »Algeria strongly condemns Daesh murder
Algeria condemned “in the strongest possible terms the despicable” murder by ISIS organization Daech of Egyptian innocent citizens in Libya, recalling its “firm” position rejecting terrorism in all its forms and aspects, said a communiqué of the Foreign Ministry.
Read More »Libyan air strikes kill over 40 militants
A Libyan air force commander said 40 to 50 militants were killed in Monday’s air strikes against ISIS targets in Libya. “There are casualties among the individuals, ammunition and the communication centres belonging to them,” Saqer al-Joroushi said on Egyptian state television. “The number of deaths are not less than …
Read More »Morsi to face fifth trial
An Egyptian military court will try deposed president Mohamed Morsi and 198 Islamist leaders and supporters over a deadly protest in 2013 following his overthrow, a prosecution source said Feb. 18 The defendants in the trial, which will start on February 23, also include Muslim Brotherhood leader Mohamed Badie.
Read More »Egypt calls for UNSC coalition to restore Libya security and stability
President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi demanded the lifting of the arms embargo on Libyan so that its army can defend the country. The comments were made during an interview with France’s Europe 1 channel, aired Tuesday.
Read More »ECCAS agree on $100 mln aid to fight Boko Haram
The Economic Community of Central African States (ECCAS) agreed during a summit Monday to provide Cameroon and Chad with an emergency aid of about $100 million to combat the Boko Haram militancy. The summit was attended by the presidents of the ECCAS countries Cameroon, Chad, Equatorial Guinea, Gabon, Congo and …
Read More »Over 150 arrested in Niger for links with Boko Haram
More than 160 people suspected of having links to Boko Haram have been arrested in Niger’s border area with Nigeria which was attacked this month by the Islamist group, police in Niger have said. “We would like to warmly thank the residents of the Diffa region whose assistance has allowed us …
Read More »Another conference on Mali situation resumes in Algeria
The fifth inclusive inter-Malian dialogue has started Monday afternoon in Algiers between Mali’s government and the representatives of the politico-military groups of northern Mali. The different parties involved in Algeria-sponsored negotiation process, which began in July 2014, have committed to reaching a peace agreement in accordance with the roadmap signed …
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