Some Libyan parties have welcomed the new UN initiative to revive the political process, while others fear it could be skewed to favour one side
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Following last week’s skirmishes in the Libyan capital Tripoli, a cautious truce has prevailed this week among the country’s different factions
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The flareup of violence in the Libyan capital Tripoli last week was a stark remainder of the fragility of the security situation in the country and the looming possibility of a slide back into civil war
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The prospects Tunisia’s upcoming presidential election might hold
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The removal of the governor of the Libyan Central Bank may be just the shake-up the country needs.
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Algerian presidential campaigns in the second election since the overthrow of president Abdelaziz Bouteflika in 2019 kicked off on 15 August and only three candidates have been approved to run for Algeria’s presidential election.
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The economy will be the focus of Tunisia’s upcoming presidential election, reports Kamel Abdallah
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The resignation of the special representative of the UN secretary-general for Libya has drawn renewed attention to the problems facing the political process in the country, reports Kamel Abdallah
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Kamel Abdallah discusses two new approaches to the Libya crisis.
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International institutions are working to revitalise the political process in Libya.
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Libya is heading towards a new dialogue despite the new election laws, reports Kamel Abdallah
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Thousands of dead, wounded, missing, and displaced barely begin to speak of the scale of the humanitarian tragedy that Storm Daniel left in its wake in Derna and other parts of eastern Libya last week.
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Morocco and Libya are still counting the dead after the quake and storm shook the two African nations.
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Last week’s earthquake south of the Moroccan city of Marrakesh could deal a devastating blow to the country’s economy, writes Kamel Abdallah
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Kamel Abdallah reports on the recent furore in Libya following a National Unity minister meeting her Israeli counterpart
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The Libyan capital Tripoli saw violent clashes between rival militias this week, raising fears about the fragile security situation in the country.
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The long-awaited general elections in Libya seem as far away as ever despite the political manoeuvres of the country’s leading stakeholders.
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Rome hosted the first International Conference on Development and Migration.
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The UN Special Envoy and Head of the UN Support Mission in Libya (UNSMIL) Abdoulaye Bathily has recently addressed the international community again.
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