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Conflicts: How the UAE pays mercenaries in Darfur to wage war in Libya in support of Khalifa HaftarF

Providing mercenaries in Libya's internal conflict has become the main source of revenue for armed groups from Sudan's own war-torn Darfur region, the United Nations said in a report Friday.   The report, drawn up by UN experts in charge of monitoring the arms embargo...
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Sahel: Burkina junta lifts nationwide curfewF

Burkina Faso's junta lifted Wednesday a nationwide curfew they imposed after seizing power in a coup last month, the military announced. The restrictions were imposed on January 24 after mutinous soldiers arrested President Roch Marc Christian Kabore following a...
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Security: Egypt ups its military hardware with US and South Korean purchase spreeF

Egypt has signed a $1.66 billion deal for South Korean howitzers, the military said Wednesday, a week after Washington approved a major arms sale to Cairo. The memorandum of understanding was signed on Tuesday during a ceremony attended by Defence Minister Mohamed...
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Security: Germany calls for reevaluating Europe’s operations in MaliF

European nations must re-evaluate their anti-jihadist duties in Mali in light of growing tensions with the ruling junta, German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock said Wednesday. As several European countries raised doubts about the future of the mission, Baerbock...
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