Libya
Coast guard heads to overcrowded migrant sailboat anchored off remote uninhabited island
Greece's coast guard was mounting a rescue operation Tuesday for dozens of people crammed onto a sailing boat anchored off the coast of an uninhabited island far from the country's mainland, authorities said.
The Junta in Niger asked for Help from "Wagner", France supports an African Military Intervention
The military that overthrew the legal authority in Niger has requested help from the Russian private military company "Wagner" on the eve of an expected West African military intervention to restore constitutional order, writes "Associated Press".
Türkiye-Libya trade may reach $15 billion
If the right steps are taken, the bilateral trade between Türkiye and Libya may climb to $15 billion, said Murtaza Karanfil, the head of the Türkiye-Libya Business Council at the Foreign Economic Relations Board (DEİK).
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Tuareg flock to Algerian desert oasis for ancient festival
In a riot of color, music and dance, thousands of Tuareg have flocked to the Sebeiba festival that marks the end of an ancient tribal feud and which once a year transforms an oasis town deep in the Algerian Sahara.
Turkish top diplomat meets Chinese counterpart
Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan on July 26 held talks with China's newly appointed Foreign Minister Wang Yi about bilateral relations as well as global and regional developments.
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Libya rivals to work together on oil revenues
Rivals in politically divided Libya have agreed to form a committee on sharing oil revenues, after military strongman Khalifa Haftar sought a "fair" split.
Haftar, who backs the country's eastern administration, had last week called for a committee to address the issue.
He threatened military action unless oil proceeds were divided fairly by the end of August.
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Erdogan’s difficult equation in NATO
The upcoming NATO summit in Vilnius on July 11-12 is a first opportunity for Greece and Turkey to pick up the thread of bilateral relations again. The preceding four years started badly, with the sharp increase in refugee and migrant flows in the summer of 2019, and got even worse with the signing of the Turkey-Libya (GNA) maritime deal in November of the same year.
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Families of missing in Greece migrant boat disaster plead for recovery of bodies
Since Matloob Hussain from Pakistan went missing during a deadly shipwreck off Greece last month, his brother Adil has left the door of his Athens home open in the hope he appears. It will stay open until his body is found.
Turkish construction firms awarded $7.5 bln in contracts abroad
Turkish contractors were awarded a total of 110 projects worth $7.5 billion abroad in the first six months this year, the Trade Ministry has said.
This marked a 63 percent increase compared with the January-June period of 2022.
The average size of the contracts awarded to Turkish contractors in foreign countries was $68.1 billion, data from the ministry showed.
Greeks vote again with conservative party favored to win majority
Greeks were voting Sunday in the second general election in less than two months, with the conservative party in power for the last four years a strong favorite to win with a wide majority.