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Spain deploys military as Ceuta migrant crisis escalates at least 19 dead
At least 19 people have died in the Ceuta migrant crisis after tens of thousands crossed into the Spanish enclave from Morocco. Spain has deployed military reinforcements as authorities work to restore order and manage a growing humanitarian emergency.
Damietta Port Fire: Drone Strike Suspected on US-Owned Gas Tanker in Egypt
The Damietta Port fire has sparked international attention after maritime security firms suggested a drone strike hit a US-owned gas vessel at Egypt's Mediterranean energy hub. Authorities say the blaze has been contained, but the cause remains under investigation.
Congo Announces FDLR Disarmament Deal as Rwanda Cries Foul Over Militia Protocol
The Democratic Republic of Congo says a formal FDLR disarmament protocol signed with the Rwanda-linked militia fulfils a key obligation under the Washington Accords. Kigali has rejected the move as legally invalid, arguing Kinshasa is avoiding its commitment to dismantle the armed group.
Algeria’s First Woman Speaker Takes Historic Parliament Role
Algeria's first woman speaker, Khalida Boufedeche, has made history after securing a decisive parliamentary victory to lead the People's National Assembly, becoming the first woman ever to hold the influential position.
African Union Foreign Ministers Close 49th Executive Council Session in Addis Ababa
The African Union Executive Council has concluded its 49th Ordinary Session in Addis Ababa after two days of deliberations on water security, sanitation, governance reforms and Agenda 2063 implementation. Recommendations adopted by foreign ministers will now move to the Assembly of Heads of State and Government for consideration
