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Libya’s rival camps sign UN-backed roadmap for elections within two years
Libya's rival political camps have signed a UN-backed Libya elections roadmap that commits the country to holding presidential and parliamentary elections within two years after years of political deadlock.
Algeria’s Su-30 jets land in Niamey after failed Niger army mutiny
Algeria's Su-30 jets arrived in Niamey hours after a failed mutiny rocked Niger's military government, highlighting deepening security ties between Algiers and the Sahel state.
Trans-Saharan trade: how fuel, gold and unofficial border economies bind the desert together
Trans-Saharan smuggling networks underpin a vast informal economy stretching across Libya, Algeria, Niger and Chad. Fuel, gold, migration and cross-border trade continue to bind the Sahara together despite repeated crackdowns.
Chad-Sudan border tensions: what is really going on behind the claims and counter-claims
Chad-Sudan border tensions have intensified after Chad accused Sudanese forces of striking a convoy deep inside its territory. With competing narratives, refugee pressures and regional diplomacy at stake, the incident highlights the growing risk of Sudan's war spilling across borders.
Algeria Wildfires Kill 12, Injure 54 As Heatwave Grips Northeast
The Algeria wildfires have killed 12 people and injured 54 as flames spread across northeastern provinces during a severe heatwave. Authorities say dozens of fires remain active despite large-scale containment efforts.
