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Libya’s Sharara pipeline shutdown, valve No. 7, and unfinished argument over Fezzan’s oil
The Sharara pipeline shutdown has reduced Libya's oil production by roughly a fifth after an armed group closed a key pipeline valve. The disruption has revived longstanding tensions over how oil wealth is shared in the southern Fezzan region.
Libya Salary Protests Spread to Doctors and Lecturers
Libya salary protests are expanding beyond teachers as doctors, nurses and university lecturers mobilise over pay disparities following military salary increases approved by lawmakers.
Algeria-UAE Diplomatic Break: Inside the Kabylie Accusation and the 48-Hour Ultimatum
Algeria has cut diplomatic ties with the UAE, expelled its ambassador and restricted airspace access. The dispute centres on allegations involving the Kabylie separatist movement and wider regional rivalries.
Power Cuts In Tunisia Trigger Severe Water Shortages As Heatwave Pushes Towards 50C
Power cuts in Tunisia are disrupting water supplies as a record heatwave drives electricity demand to new highs. Authorities warn that pressure on the grid could worsen as temperatures continue to climb.
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.
