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Calm has been partially restored in Tunisia’s port city of Sfax after xenophobic violence targeting sub-Saharan migrants flared up once again. The violence was triggered by the death a local man following…

Following Erdogan's latest victory in Turkey's presidential elections to extend his reign, a review of the geopolitical ambitions of this major player on the international scene. Will the coming Turkish Centenary see any more significant developments?

The failed power grab by the head of the Wagner group, Evgeny Prigozhin, will have repercussions in Africa, even if the Russian authorities have spared no effort to mitigate the effects and reassure their African partners.

Analysis: Wagner has been a critical tool for securing Russia's geostrategic interests in Libya, but the recent mutiny has cast doubts over the group's future operations in the country.

In Syria, The Muslim Brotherhood was briefly the dominant group fighting the Assad regime until the fall from power of the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt., Opinion News, Times Now

Hundreds of people died when a boat carrying migrants capsized on its way to Europe. Eyewitnesses raise serious accusations: were Greek officials to blame for the disaster? And what role does the "smuggling mafia" play? Die Welt reconstructs the events of the tragedy.

Cape Town - Following the recognition of Libya's rebel-led National Transitional Council (NTC), South Africa, through the AU Ad Hoc Committee, remained ready to offer "its full support" to the overall efforts to stabilise the North African country, promote democracy and reconstruction. Briefing the media on Wednesday, International Relations and Cooperation Deputy Minister

An interview about Cleopatra with Professor Paul Cartledge.

During the second phase of the first Saudi expansion of the Grand Mosque (1381 AH - 1961 AD to 1388 AH - 1968 AD), the rest of the vaults were built and roofed, while the construction of the ground floor for all the corridors was completed. Three minarets were also constructed, one next to Al-Safa, and two next to King Abdul Aziz Gate. The arch of Bani Shaybah Gate was removed from the mosque. This phase saw the accession to power of King Faisal, on Jumada II 27, 1384 AH, corresponding to Novemb...

50 years since Tony and Maureen Wheeler published their first Lonely Planet guidebook, Tony reflects on 50 of his greatest experiences.