The European Parliament stressed, on Wednesday, the strategic aspect of relations between Morocco and the European Union (EU) and recommended more sup...
Tunisia, USA ink anti-terrorism cooperation deal
Tunisia’s interior ministry and the US embassy in the North African signed Monday a memorandum of understanding, MoU, aiming at cooperation between th...
Former Emir of Moujahiddine Movement in Morocco lays bare lies of former comrade Ali AArrass
Abderrazak Soumah, a penitent jihadist who had been convicted for terrorism and one of the founders of the terrorist movement “Mujahedin Movemen...
Washington raises its travel warning to Algeria to highest level
The US State Department recently raised the level of its warning to US travelers wishing to travel to Algeria to Level 4, the highest level on its sca...
Tunisia: shepherd beheaded near Algerian border
The corpse of a shepherd believed beheaded by terrorists was found Sunday in the mountains of the Kasserine governorate. The decapitated body o...
African countries call for more solidarity to fight terrorism
The Congolese capital Brazzaville hosted on Tuesday an international symposium celebrating the 80th anniversary of the Brazzaville Manifesto, the act ...
Terrorist groups exploiting COVID-19 in Sahel, UN peacekeeping chief warns
Under-Secretary-General for Peace Operations told the Security Council last week that the last six months have been particularly challenging as the G5...
Haftar forces nab top Egyptian terrorist in Libya
Forces aligned with east-based Libyan rebel Gen. Khalifa Haftar have arrested Egypt’s most notorious terrorist known as Mohammad Mohammad Al-Sayyid. H...
US diplomat survives attack in capital Khartoum
A US diplomat in Sudan Thursday escaped a gun attack in capital Khartoum. The US official who has not been named was attacked by a gunman who fired at...
Tunisia: Soldier wounded in landmine blast in restive Kasserine
A blast from a landmine Sunday injured a Tunisian soldier during a patrol in restive Kasserine governorate, Webdo Tunis reports. The army, in a statem...