– Egypt and Israel have rejected Libya’s ratification of a maritime agreement with Turkey, escalating tensions over energy resources in the eastern Mediterranean.
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World News Oct 22, 2026Egypt and Israel make rare united stand against oil-rich Libya’s maritime deal with Tur…
– Egypt and Israel have rejected Libya’s ratification of a maritime agreement with Turkey, escalating tensions over energy resources in the eastern Mediterranean.
World News Oct 22, 2026Al-Azhar warns of ‘Imminent Death’ facing patients in Gaza hospitals, calls for urgent…
Al-Azhar warned on Wednesday, October 21, 2026, of an imminent humanitarian catastrophe and certain death facing hundreds of patients, the wounded, and infants in intensive care units and incubators across Gaza Strip hospitals.
World News Oct 22, 2026Ebola spreads to Nigeria and Kenya as epidemic expands beyond Congo (DRC)
Nigeria’s health ministry confirmed on October 20 that a woman in Abuja has Bundibugyo ebolavirus disease, making Nigeria the fifth country to detect the virus since the Congolese health ministry declared the outbreak on May 15.
World News Oct 22, 2026Khartoum’s Conditional Peace Offer and the Egyptian Shadow over Ethiopia-Sudan Relations
Khartoum’s Conditional Peace Offer and the Egyptian Shadow over Ethiopia-Sudan Relations Sudan’s Foreign Minister, Mohi-Eddin Salem, told French Special Envoy Jean-Marie Safa in Khartoum on 13 October that Sudan is open to dialogue with Ethiopia, provided Addis Ababa ceases its support for the Rapid Support Forces and stops undermining Sudan’s security.
World News Oct 21, 2026Africa needs more than envoys to secure the Red Sea
The Horn’s proliferating diplomatic appointments have done little to bolster African influence amid new Middle Eastern alliances.
World News Oct 21, 2026Why Sanctions Are Not Stifling Sudan’s War Economy and What We Can Do About It
Since the outbreak of the brutal civil war in Sudan in April 2023, the US, British, and Canadian governments, along with the European Union and United Nations, have imposed targeted sanctions on some 32 individuals and 20 companies tied to the bloodshed to restrict their access to assets, international finance, and travel.
World News Oct 20, 2026Today’s top news: Sudan, Cyprus, Libya
Sudan The Personal Envoy of the Secretary-General for Sudan, Pekka Haavisto, is currently in Geneva for the Sixth Consultative Group Meeting on Sudan which he will co-host tomorrow with the State Secretary of the Swiss Confederation, Ambassador Alexander Fasel.