The relationship between Chad and Russia has taken a significant step forward with new agreements aimed at strengthening military and diplomatic cooperation. On July 14 in Moscow, Chadian Foreign Minister Abdoulaye Sabre Fadoul met with his Russian counterpart, Sergei Lavrov, to discuss ways to enhance regional security in the Sahara-Sahel zone. A key outcome of the talks was the signing of a visa waiver agreement for holders of diplomatic passports, a move that underscores the growing alignment between the two nations. During the press conference, Lavrov addressed international issues, including…
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Lecornu’s visit to Rabat: a strategic step for France-Morocco ties
French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu embarks on his first international tour since assuming office, with a stop in Rabat on Wednesday and Thursday. His agenda includes high-level discussions aimed at strengthening France-Morocco relations, potentially paving the way for a state visit by King Mohammed VI to Paris. Rebuilding diplomatic bridges The two-day visit follows a period of strained relations that persisted until recent months. A turning point came when President Emmanuel Macron formally endorsed Morocco’s sovereignty over the Western Sahara in mid-2024, a move that strained ties with Alger but…
Read MoreFrench prime minister in Morocco to strengthen strategic ties
The day after France’s national holiday, Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu embarked on a two-day official visit to Morocco, marking a pivotal moment in the revitalization of bilateral relations between the two nations. This trip follows a historic message from King Mohammed VI to President Emmanuel Macron, emphasizing that both countries are entering a new era to elevate their exceptional partnership into a forward-looking model. This strategic alignment is set to pave the way for a future royal visit to France, where a landmark treaty will be signed to formalize this…
Read MoreRDC Accusations de Lavrov : Scénario D’Influence en Afrique
Une tournée diplomatique en Afrique de l’Est se transforme en nouveau front rhétorique entre Moscou et Kiev. Le ministre russe des Affaires étrangères Sergueï Lavrov a accusé des ressortissants ukrainiens de soutenir le M23 dans l’est de la République démocratique du Congo, aux côtés du gouvernement congolais et du Burundi. La Russie cherche à fragiliser la médiation américaine engagée dans la région des Grands Lacs. Cette accusation est le deuxième de ce type pour Lavrov, qui a déjà accusé des ressortissants ukrainiens d’être impliqués dans les conflits au Mali et…
Read MoreHow Morocco’s security cooperation thwarts terrorism threats in Sebta
The strategic enclave of Sebta has once again emerged as a critical battleground in the fight against international terrorism, particularly jihadist networks, with Morocco playing a pivotal role in neutralizing threats. Recent security operations underscore the deep cooperation between Moroccan and Spanish authorities, which has repeatedly dismantled plots tied to illicit financing and recruitment networks. Morocco’s vigilance disrupts terrorism financing and recruitment Security assessments highlight how the synergy between Moroccan security services and their Spanish counterparts has been instrumental in averting large-scale attacks. By tracing the flow of illicit funds—often…
Read MoreAfrica charts its digital sovereignty path at Hammamet summit
Africa charts its digital sovereignty path at Hammamet summit The African Summit on Artificial Intelligence and Cybersecurity kicked off today in Hammamet, Tunisia. From July 13 to 15, 2026, policymakers, industry leaders, and academics are convening to map out the continent’s technological future. Key details Dates: July 13–15, 2026 Location: Hammamet, Tunisia Core theme: “Toward intelligent and secure digital governance for Africa’s government transformation” Mission: Building a sovereign, ethical, and secure digital ecosystem across the continent Three pillars shaping the summit Digital sovereignty and local AI Developing AI models tailored…
Read MoreEuropean parliament greenlights Morocco air deal excluding western Sahara
The European Parliament has formally endorsed the revised aviation accord between the European Union and Morocco, yet the agreement deliberately omits the Western Sahara region—despite ongoing flights from EU carriers operating there. On July 8, 2026, lawmakers in Strasbourg voted overwhelmingly in favor of the protocol: 625 in support, 16 opposed, and 20 abstaining. The adjustment was a technical necessity following Croatia’s accession to the EU, ensuring the existing aviation framework remained compatible with the bloc’s expanded membership. Critically, the revised accord does not alter the territorial scope of the…
Read MoreGabon and Cuba deepen media and film ties with new partnership plans
The Gabonese Minister of Communication and Media, Germain Biahodjow, welcomed the Cuban Ambassador to Gabon, Alex González Garcia, for an official meeting in Libreville on Monday, July 13. This first high-level encounter laid the groundwork for renewed cooperation in strategic sectors such as communication, audiovisual production, and cinema. By Ousmane Tandja — Senior correspondent
Read MoreWomen’s football transfers 2026: how english clubs boost world cup hopes
The 2026 summer transfer window has set the stage for a dramatic reshaping of women’s football, with headline-grabbing moves already reshaping the landscape ahead of the Women’s World Cup in 2027. From elite stars to emerging talents, clubs across Europe and beyond are making bold decisions that could redefine the balance of power in the sport. why these transfers matter for england’s world cup ambitions Among the most impactful transfers is the move of Khiara Keating from Manchester City to Liverpool. The young goalkeeper, who has spent over a decade…
Read MoreMorocco’s parliamentary diplomacy strengthens global influence
During the closing of the second legislative session of 2025-2026, Rachid Talbi Alami, President of the Moroccan Chamber of Representatives, underscored the pivotal role of parliamentary diplomacy in shaping the Kingdom’s foreign relations. The 11th legislature has prioritized international engagement, positioning diplomacy as a cornerstone of Morocco’s strategic vision. In his address, Talbi Alami emphasized that Morocco’s diplomatic strategy is anchored in a rigorous policy framework, particularly regarding the Sahara issue. He described this dossier as the top priority for Moroccan parliamentary diplomacy, shaping the Kingdom’s interactions with global allies.…
Read MoreUnited Nations demands answers from Bamako on opposition leader mountaga tall’s disappearance
The United Nations Committee on Enforced Disappearances has formally called upon Malian authorities to locate and ensure the protection of Maître Mountaga Tall, a respected lawyer and prominent political figure. His family has been without any news since his apprehension by State Security. This urgent UN intervention comes nearly two and a half months after the opposition leader’s disappearance, amidst a deepening crackdown by Mali’s transitional military government in Bamako. This action by the UN body elevates the matter to an international level. The Committee, operating under the High Commissioner…
Read MoreSenegal’s political upheaval: sonko challenges president faye amidst deepening crisis
Breaking developments July 12, 2026: Ousmane Sonko, the National Assembly President, publicly accused President Bassirou Diomaye Faye in Touba of deviating from Pastef’s foundational commitments. National Debt Concerns: Sonko highlighted a “nearly unpayable” national debt and the lack of an IMF program, revealing a newly discovered hidden debt nearing $11 billion. Parliamentary Threat: The Pastef leader declared his intent to unseat the government “as many times as necessary” through motions of no confidence. July 14, 2026: The National Assembly bureau convened to address the escalating institutional crisis. Senegal’s political landscape…
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