On 30 September, 2015, Russian military jets bombed targets in Syria for the first time in what was the start of a long Russian involvement in the Syrian civil war, in progress since 2011. Earlier in the day, the Russian Duma authorised President Putin to …
Libya’s House of Representatives and the High Council of State held talks in Morocco yesterday in an effort to bridge divisions between them. According to the Maghreb Arab Press (MAP), the meeting is part of ongoing efforts to advance the political process …
ROME — Russia is moving military assets from Syria to Libya, creating a security threat in the central Mediterranean, Italy’s defense minister has said. “Moscow is transferring resources from its Syrian base at Tartus to Libya,” Guido Crosetto told Italian …
Russia is moving advanced air defense systems and other weapons from Syria to Libya as Moscow tries to maintain a military presence in the Middle East after the fall of Bashar al-Assadʼs regime. This is reported by The Wall Street Journal (WSJ), citing …
The National Center of Meteorology expected chances of light rain today, Thursday, in some areas of the eastern coast, with relatively cold weather in most parts of the country. The weather bulletin about expected weather conditions in Libya, Thursday, …
Libyan Supreme Court Issues Key Governance RulingLibya’s Supreme Court has issued a final ruling reinforcing the state’s exclusive authority to recover misappropriated funds, dismissing an appeal in Administrative Case No. 223/69. The verdict confirms …
December 18, 2024 Caleb T (Dr.) Russia’s military presence in Syria, once a cornerstone of its strategy in the Middle East, faces significant uncertainty as the Syrian conflict evolves. Recent developments, including the fall of Bashar al-Assad’s regime …
Russian cargo planes have been transporting equipment, such as radars for the S-400 and S-300 systems, to bases in eastern Libya that are under the control of Khalifa Haftar, a close ally of Moscow. EFE/EPA/Mohammed Al-RifaiRussian fighters in …
(MENAFN- APO Group) Over 70% of Sudanese refugees face inadequate housing, contributing to economic instability and limiting access to essential services. 56% of households identify employment as a top priority. Safety concerns affect 50% of respondents, …
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