Middle East / Africa
Ethiopia’s Tigray tensions may continue to deepen
The Tigray People’s Liberation Front is embroiled in a major factional dispute
EthiopiaPivi's arrest will ease junta fears in Guinea
Claude Pivi, a former military officer and key perpetrator of a 2009 massacre, was yesterday arrested in Liberia
GuineaKey underwater cable project poses dilemma for Cyprus
Talks between Nicosia and Athens on the Great Sea Interconnector drag on
CyprusAlgerian president’s win reinforces the status quo
President Abdelmadjid Tebboune secures a widely predicted second term amid regional turbulance
AlgeriaBamako attack may expose Malian security weaknesses
Presumed jihadists this morning attacked the Gendarmerie School in Bamako
MaliIran’s message to the West will likely go unanswered
Much of President Pezeshkian’s first press conference was targeted at rebuilding relations with the West
IranSouth Sudan oil will remain contingent on Sudan war
South Sudan and Sudan say they have established an arrangement to resume exports of South Sudanese oil
South SudanCredit upgrade will not help relieve Tunis’s troubles
The government is in a better position to meet external debt obligations, reducing previous concerns of default risks
Tunisia
