Clashes and assassinations in Libya — curfew imposed. What happened in the Abu Salim area of Tripoli?

Just minutes of clashes were enough to end the life of Abdul Ghani al-Kikli better known as Gheniwa, head of the Stability Support Apparatus (SSA) and until recently one of the most powerful warlords in western Libya.

Libya’s Tripoli government launched a military operation to dismantle rogue militias and reassert state control amid fears of renewed conflict.

Libya’s rival factions are vying for U.S. favor by offering to take in deported migrants, despite global outcry over the country’s inhumane detention conditions and political chaos.

Musa al-Koni, Libya’s Vice President, stirred controversy by criticizing the country's political paralysis and foreign occupation, while proposing a three-region system, which faced significant opposition.

The Libyan Parliament has pushed back against renewed European efforts, led by the United Kingdom, to tap into Libya’s frozen assets, rejecting what it sees as attempts to exploit the country's wealth under legal pretexts.

Libya faces growing political turmoil as the Presidential Council's decrees clash with the House of Representatives, while the U.S. pushes for unity to avoid further chaos.

Algeria's new general mobilization law has sparked debate, seen as a response to regional security threats and rising tensions with neighbors like Mali, Morocco, and France.

Morocco has added the shoulder-fired Stinger missile system, capable of hitting targets with precision, to its military arsenal.

The Moroccan Justice and Development Party's (JDP ) upcoming conference, featuring an invitation to Hamas, has sparked political controversy over its stance on Palestinian resistance and Israeli normalization.

Tunisian President Kais Saied’s crackdown on opposition, including 892 years in prison for key figures, aims to eliminate dissent and solidify his autocratic control.

Since the fall of Bashar al-Assad’s regime on December 8, 2024, Libya has reached out to help the Syrian people rebuild their country and establish ties with the new leadership in Damascus.

Algeria is facing a new diplomatic crisis with Mali, Niger, and Burkina Faso, raising questions about how the situation will unfold and whether Morocco could capitalize on the opportunity amid ongoing tensions between Rabat and Algiers.

Violent attacks on public officials in Morocco reflect rising social unrest, government mismanagement, and a growing divide between citizens and the state.

France and Algeria have restored relations, ending a diplomatic crisis and focusing on strategic cooperation in areas such as security, migration, and energy.