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Ukrainian military in Africa trying to open second front against Russia — senior diplomat

Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Georgy Borisenko claims Ukrainian military personnel are present in several African countries, attempting to open a 'second front' against Russia. He alleges Ukrainian instructors are training Islamist militants in Mali, used unmanned boats against a Russian tanker in Libya, and participated in the capture of El Fasher in Sudan. Borisenko also accuses France of directly supporting Ukrainian involvement in terrorist groups in Africa.

1 outlet · 3 articles Jul 17

Tunisia: 'A Blueprint for Complicity' - Three Years On, EU-Tunisia Deal Continues to Fuel Human Rights Violations

A coalition of 46 human rights and humanitarian organizations has called on the EU to suspend border and migration control support to Tunisia, citing serious human rights violations linked to the 2023 Memorandum of Understanding. The groups say EU funding has trained and equipped abusive entities, including the Tunisian Coast Guard, and that the agreement has normalized abuses against migrants and refugees.

1 outlet · 2 articles Jul 16

Which world leaders are visiting Qatar to pay their condolences?

Qatar's Father Emir, Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani, has died at the age of 74, prompting a wave of condolences from regional and world leaders. Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani has been receiving dignitaries and mourners at Lusail Palace, while a four-day public mourning period has been declared.

1 outlet · 2 articles Jul 14

UK to continue sending potential trafficking victims to France despite court ruling

The Home Office plans to continue returning asylum seekers to France under the 'one in one out' scheme despite a High Court ruling that the policy on trafficking protections is unlawful. The judgment found the home secretary's decision to reduce protections was unlawful, but the Home Office has indicated removals will proceed.

1 outlet · 2 articles Jul 14

Seven OPEC+ countries produce 6.56 mln bpd below plan in June — report

According to OPEC data, seven OPEC+ countries voluntarily cutting output produced 22.988 million barrels per day in June 2026, missing their agreed target of 29.548 million bpd by 6.56 million bpd. Russia fell 834,000 bpd short of its quota, while Saudi Arabia, Iraq, and Kuwait recorded larger shortfalls. The compensation period for past overproduction was extended to end-December 2026, and August quotas were raised by 188,000 bpd.

1 outlet · 4 articles Jul 13

Russia exports record volumes of wheat to several African countries in 2025-2026 season

Russia has reported significant increases in agricultural exports across multiple categories in 2026, including record wheat volumes to African countries such as Egypt, Sudan, and Kenya, alongside growth in dairy, ice cream, and grain shipments, according to data from Russian government agencies.

1 outlet · 6 articles Jul 13

At OIC moot on women, minister says men's 'active engagement' needed to promote equality

Pakistan hosted the OIC's 9th Ministerial Conference on Women, where Law Minister Azam Nazeer Tarar emphasized the need for men's active engagement in promoting gender equality. The conference concluded with the Islamabad Declaration, urging member states to strengthen women's participation and calling for lifting barriers for Afghan women.

2 outlets · 5 articles Jul 13

Iran's Supreme Leader pledges revenge for Ali Khamenei's death, says people worldwide will help

Iran's Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei has vowed to avenge the assassination of his predecessor, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, in a statement that also threatened the killers. The pledge comes amid conflicting reports over whether Tehran has sought to resume negotiations with the US, with Iranian media disputing claims that a request was made.

1 outlet · 2 articles Jul 11

Relations between Algeria and Mali thaw after year-long rift over drone

Algeria and Mali have reinstated ambassadors and reopened airspace after a 15-month rift triggered by a drone downing. The two governments announced reciprocal measures on Friday, reversing reprisals that had strained regional security cooperation.

3 outlets · 3 articles Jul 11

At least 64 deportees from Libya convicted in 3 Punjab districts after summary trial

At least 64 Pakistani deportees from Libya have been convicted by courts in three Gujranwala region districts after summary trials, receiving 10-15 days' imprisonment and fines. The FIA has placed their names on a passport control list, barring travel abroad for five years.

1 outlet · 2 articles Jul 9

Oil for unity: What is the US mediation plan in Libya?

A US initiative led by presidential adviser Massad Boulos proposes unifying Libya's rival governments, integrating institutions, and attracting American investment. The plan has gained backing from eastern-based figures including Abdul Hakim Belhaj, while Secretary of State Marco Rubio met with LNA deputy commander Saddam Haftar to discuss military unification and lasting peace.

2 outlets · 4 articles Jul 8

Pakistan reportedly mediating Libya reunification efforts

Pakistan has reportedly begun mediation efforts to reunify Libya, with talks between rival factions reportedly gaining momentum. A proposed plan would establish a transitional power-sharing government led by Prime Minister Abdulhamid Dbeibah and a presidential council headed by Saddam Haftar, while military leaders from both sides met in Sirte with UN involvement.

1 outlet · 2 articles Jul 8

Russian FM Lavrov begins Africa tour with talks in Ethiopia

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov arrived in Addis Ababa on Tuesday for the first stop of his African tour, meeting Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed and African Union officials. Lavrov voiced support for greater African representation on the UN Security Council and reiterated Russia's commitment to helping resolve African crises, while discussing nuclear energy cooperation and the upcoming Russia-Africa summit.

2 outlets · 5 articles Jul 8

Netanyahu warns Trump against F-35 deal with Türkiye

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has publicly urged US President Donald Trump not to sell F-35 fighter jets to Türkiye, warning it would disrupt the Middle East power balance. Trump, meeting with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan at a NATO summit in Ankara, said he would consider reversing the ban. The dispute adds to existing tensions between the leaders over Iran policy and regional security.

3 outlets · 5 articles Jul 7

Russia’s Africa Corps, Malian army repel militant attacks — journalist

Russian and Malian forces have repelled coordinated militant attacks across several Mali cities, eliminating over 200 militants and several field commanders, according to TASS reports citing military sources. Malian authorities allege Ukrainian-trained terrorists and foreign support from Algeria, Libya, and the French Foreign Legion.

1 outlet · 4 articles Jul 7

US should strengthen Middle East allies, not give F-35s to regional stability threats - editorial

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has urged the US not to sell F-35 fighter jets to Turkey, warning the move could disrupt the regional balance of power. His comments come as President Trump heads to Ankara for a NATO summit where Turkey is expected to push for renewed access to the program.

1 outlet · 3 articles Jul 7

UN discusses prevention of genocide: Six times it failed to do just that

The UN General Assembly convened to discuss the responsibility to protect populations from genocide and other atrocities, yet critics point to the UN's repeated failure to prevent genocides in Rwanda, Bosnia, Sudan, and Myanmar. The debate comes as Israel's actions in Gaza are described as genocide by a UN special rapporteur, and as the UN warns of a possible new genocide in Sudan.

1 outlet · 2 articles Jul 6

Pope urges Europe to protect migrants in visit to island frontier

Pope Leo XIV visited Italy's Lampedusa island on July 4, using the trip to press Europe to do more to protect and integrate migrants. The visit coincided with the 250th anniversary of US independence and came two weeks after the EU approved new migrant rules expanding detention powers. The pope called for a comprehensive, long-term approach to migration and for safe and legal pathways.

2 outlets · 2 articles Jul 4

Pope Leo urges US and Europe to do more for migrants on 4th July anniversary

Pope Leo marked the 250th anniversary of US independence with a call for Americans to welcome and protect immigrants, while visiting Lampedusa to highlight the plight of migrants crossing the Mediterranean. He also urged European leaders to do more for those fleeing war and poverty.

5 outlets · 5 articles Jul 4

Pope Leo calls on Europe to do more for migrants

Pope Leo XIV called on European leaders to do more to protect and integrate migrants during a visit to Lampedusa, Italy, and appealed to Americans to welcome immigrants. His stance has drawn criticism from US Vice President JD Vance, who said he disagrees with the Vatican's position.

2 outlets · 2 articles Jul 4