Crise en Libye : pourquoi le Maroc joue les facilitateurs
Cinq ans après l’accord de Skhirat, le royaume reprend peu à peu la main dans le dossier libyen.
Author: M Barbu
Tunisie: sept arrestations après l’attaque contre des gendarmes à Sousse
Les autorités tunisiennes ont annoncé lundi avoir arrêté sept personnes dans le cadre de l’enquête sur l’assassinat la veille d’un membre de la Garde nationale lors d’une attaque “terroriste”.
Turkey’s intervention in Libyan conflict | Over 1,200 mercenaries return to Syria in ten days
Reliable SOHR sources have confirmed that the Turkish government has cut the salaries of mercenaries of the Turkish-backed factions who desire to continue fighting in Libya. According to the Turkish government’s decision, which comes in the wake of the Libyan-Libyan consensus, the recruited mercenaries will receive 600 USD per month each, after they were getting paid a monthly salary of estimated 2,000 USD each.
From ‘Greater-Turkey’ To ‘Blue-Homeland’
The real ‘Turkish-Delight’ was into its consonance as Turkey President Tayyip Erdogan, on August 21, 2020 announced the discovery of large reserves of oil/gas and hydrocarbons in Mediterranean sea 1 and with it obviously the objective of ‘blue-homeland’ of Turley has started to be counted inside Turkish populace as it has started to hit everyone’s imagination that Turkey is soon to exercise its control and sway over Mediterranean sea, Aegean Sea and the Black sea 2 , much to the heart-boil of Greece and European Union along with US and Israel. All these nations have thrown the weight for Greece with France having announced to give 8 Rafale fighter jets to Greece for free! 3. Greece and Turkey have been lately locked in a conflict.
Conflicting signs from Russia enhance Iranian influence in southern Syria
Despite the widespread reports on a growing competition between Russia and Iran in Syria, in general, current developments in the southern Daraa province seem not only to undermine the hopeful idea of a conflict, but also support the opposite argument that the alliance between Moscow and Tehran is intact.
‘They won’t knock on my door’: Discrimination tarnishes post-Beirut blast solidarity
Since the August 4 blast, Beirut’s streets are a stage for the daily choreography of grassroots solidarity: volunteers clean up rubble, doctors dress wounds and engineers repair shattered homes. But there are discordant notes. One morning, in the Mar Mikhail neighborhood, a man in a tent offering food baskets started yelling at a young Syrian woman who had seemingly approached the area seeking aid.
Damascus struggles to import food as Syrians go hungry
On August 20, the World Food Program (WFP) revealed that 9.3 million people in Syria are currently food insecure, with an additional 2.2 million at risk of facing the same fate.
Mali: LES MILITAIRES EN QUÊTE DE CONSEILS ET DE BÉNÉDICTION : UNE DÉLÉGATION DU CNSP CHEZ LE CHÉRIF DE NIORO
Le chérif de Nioro est l’un des leaders religieux le plus respecté au Mali. Bien qu’étant affilié à aucun parti politique, les dirigeants du pays ont toujours sollicité son accompagnement pour la réussite de leur mission. Le Comité National pour le Salut du Peule (CNSP) qui conduit la destinée du pays depuis le Coup d’Etat du 18 Aout dernier n’a pas fait exception à la règle. La junte a en effet rendu visite au chérif de Nioro M’bouillé HAIDARA le samedi dernier. La délégation était conduite par le porte-parole du CNSP, le colonel major Ismaël Wagué.
Mali: RECRUDESCENCE DES ATTAQUES TERRORISTES : 10 soldats maliens et 2 français tués dans deux attaques à Nara et à Tessalit
Les forces de défense et de sécurité maliennes et françaises engagées dans les opérations de lutte contre le terrorisme au Mali ont payé un lourd tribut la semaine dernière. Deux embuscades orchestrées et attribuées aux forces obscurantistes ont tué 10 soldats maliens à Guiré (Nara) et 2 soldats français à Tessalit.