Libya’s transition entangled as Prime Minister resigns
Libyan interim Prime Minister-Designate Abdallah Al-Thinni handed a resignation letter to the Libyan interim parliament, the General National Congress (GNC) on Sunday. The resignation letter […]
Articles by Geraldine Boechat
Libya: Two ports recovered from the rebels
The oil port reported to have a capacity of 110,000 barrels a day has been recovered by the government from the rebels of the Cyrenaica […]
Algeria: Bouteflika best to run country, Minister Benyounes
Algerian president is believed to recover from stroke and has decided to loosen restrictions on foreign policies if re-elected. The investment and industry minister, Amara […]
Libya: Rebels hands over ports to government, Benghazi reactivated
Libya’s government reached a deal with rebels on Sunday to reopen two occupied oil ports accounting for 200,000 barrels per day of crude exports in […]
Saadi Gadhafi Apologises to Libyan People
Saadi Gadhafi, one of the sons of the Libyan dictator Muammar Gadhafi who has been handed over by Niger to Libyan autorities, appeared on his […]
Tunisia: Medical Tourism Dominating New Tunisia
Although Tunisia’s tourism industry has not recovered as wished by the authorities and stakeholders, a new trend of tourism is quickly becoming the order of […]
Algeria and Morocco prepare for John Kerry
Algeria and Morocco will finally host U.S Secretary of State John Kerry if he doesn’t change his program like he did last year. Kerry will […]
Egyptian Court Gives Death Penalty to Over 500 Brothers Supporters
An Egyptian court has sentenced 529 supporters of former Islamist President Mohamed Morsi to death for their alleged involvement in the violent events that rocked […]
Libya: Italy is worrying for its gas supply security
Libya has started feeling the pressure from Italy due to the ongoing political crisis in Ukraine. Officials of the Italian state-controlled Eni have started asking […]
Israel: Worldwide closure of foreign missions Monday onwards
Israel is witnessing the shutdown of its diplomatic missions for the first time in its history. The Foreign Ministry’s workers union has ordered the employees […]