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1) MOROCCO<\/strong><\/p>\n \u00bb <\/strong>29.06.2014 : Une nouvelle tentative de forcer le passage \u00e0 Melilla par des \u00e9migr\u00e9s clandestins<\/strong><\/p>\n Quelque 500 immigrants d\u2019origine subsaharienne ont tent\u00e9 d\u2019un seul coup de passer le haut grillage frontalier entre Melilla et Maroc, dimanche 28 juin.<\/p>\n Nouvel assaut massif de migrants subsahariens sur melilla<\/span><\/span> (site externe, s\u2019ouvre dans un nouvel onglet)<\/span><\/a> \u00b7 Le360<\/span><\/p>\n 2) LIBYA<\/strong><\/p>\n \u00bb <\/strong>25-27.06.2014: An outspoken Human Rights Activist silenced for good<\/strong><\/p>\n Salwa Bugaighis, a Libyan lawyer and outspoken human rights activist, was shot dead at her house in Benghazi short after voting last Tuesday. Bugaighis was a member of the National Transitional Council that led the uprising that deposed Qaddafi in 2011. An Egyptian gardener, who was witness to the assassination, died under suspicious circumstances at a Benghazi police station. While the post of General Prosecutor is still vacant, there is a campaign underway to demand a national and international investigation into the murder of SalwaBugaighis.<\/p>\n Libya tribute salwa bughaighis<\/span><\/span> (site externe, s\u2019ouvre dans un nouvel onglet)<\/span><\/a> \u00b7 Human Rights Watch<\/span> 3) TUNISIA<\/strong><\/p>\n \u00bb <\/strong>29.06.2014: Tunisia\u2019s kidnapped diplomats released<\/strong><\/p>\n Tunisia\u2019s diplomats Mohamed Ben Cheikh et LaroussiGontassi, who were kidnapped in Benghazia and Tripoli last March and April respectively, were released over the weekend.MongiHamdi, Minister of Foreign Affairs, said in a press conference that the Tunisian government did not negotiate with the kidnapers and dealt only with the Libyan government. He added that Tunisia did not give in to any blackmail and that no Libyans in Tunisian prisons were released in return. Hamadi noted that Libyans understood that with the largest Libyan immigrant population (over 1.5 million) hosted in Tunis there would be backlash against Libyans should the kidnapping of Tunisians continue. Two months ago an extremist group posted a video on Youtube in which it demanded the release of Libyans jailed in Tunis for their involvement in the killing of a Tunisian colonel and a soldier in return for the release of the diplomats.<\/p>\n Vid\u00e9o sur YouTube<\/span><\/span> (site externe, s\u2019ouvre dans un nouvel onglet)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n \u00bb <\/strong>23.06.2014: Tunisian Academia ponders Salafism<\/strong><\/p>\n There has been growing interest among Tunisian research centers in the study of Salafi movements in the country and the region. Two weeks ago the Ministry of Interior announced that around 400 Salafi Tunisians had been killed in Syria and a similar number had returned from thereto Tunisa. In late May the Eljahedh Forum, a think tank, organised a conference on Salafism: Semantic Confusion and the Risky Consequences. Last week it was the turn of the Tunisian Institute for Strategic Studies to organise another conference on Jihadi Salafism in Tunisia and the Maghreb.<\/p>\n Publication sur Facebook<\/span><\/span> (site externe, s\u2019ouvre dans un nouvel onglet)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n Le Salafisme en Tunisie : conf\u00e9rence de l\u2019Institut Tunisien des Etudes Strat\u00e9giques<\/span><\/span> (site externe, s\u2019ouvre dans un nouvel onglet)<\/span><\/a> \u00b7 Nawaat<\/span><\/p>\n 4) EGYPT<\/strong><\/p>\n \u00bb <\/strong>24.06.2014: Egyptian Army destroys tunnels on its border with Gaza<\/strong><\/p>\n The Egyptian Army destroyed two tunnels on the Egyptian-Gazan border, bringing the total number of tunnels destroyed to 1,736.Security sources said the aim is to deal with smugglers and armed groups which aim to compromise national security at all levels.<\/p>\n Besides seizing explosives, the Egyptian border guards also seized cars carrying food, medicines and goods.<\/p>\n Egyptian army destroys over 1700 tunnels on its border with gaza<\/span><\/span> (site externe, s\u2019ouvre dans un nouvel onglet)<\/span><\/a> \u00b7 Middle East Monitor<\/span><\/p>\n \u00bb <\/strong>24.06.2014: Egypt\u2019s President says he won\u2019t intervene in case of Jailed Journalists<\/strong><\/p>\n President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi of Egypt said on Tuesday that he \u00ab\u00a0would not interfere in judicial rulings\u00a0\u00bb, stating his position in response to growing international pressure on the Egyptian government regarding media freedom and political dissent, following the verdict of three journalists from Al Jazeera\u2019s English-language service who have each been sentenced to at least seven years in prison.\u00a0\u00bbIf we desire state institutions, we must respect court rulings and not comment on them, even if others don\u2019t understand these rulings,\u00a0\u00bb he said.The White House had urged the Egyptian government to pardon the journalists or to commute their sentences so that they could be released immediately.<\/p>\n Egyptian leader refuses to intervene in al jazeera case<\/span><\/span> (site externe, s\u2019ouvre dans un nouvel onglet)<\/span><\/a> \u00b7 The New York Times<\/span><\/p>\n \u00bb <\/strong>28.06.2014 : Egypt releases Alaa and Gamal Mubarak pending investigations<\/strong><\/p>\n The Cairo Criminal Courtdecided on Friday to release Alaa and Gamal Mubarak, the two sons of ousted president Hosni Mubarak, pending further investigations on graft charges. The two Mubaraks are accused of using their father\u2019s influence to acquire a massive fortune that is not proportionate with their pay, in what constitutes illicit gain.<\/p>\n Egypt releases Alaa and Gamal Mubarak pending investigations<\/span><\/span> (site externe, s\u2019ouvre dans un nouvel onglet)<\/span><\/a> \u00b7 Middle East Monitor \u00b7 copie archiv\u00e9e<\/span><\/p>\n \u00bb <\/strong>30.06.2014: Two police officers killed in Egypt palace blasts \u2013 Sisi vows reprisals<\/strong><\/p>\n Two Egyptian police officers have been killed and several others wounded in two bomb blasts outside his palace in Cairo\u2019s Heliopolis district.Security forces were defusing one makeshift bomb found at a street intersection near the presidential palace on Monday when a second device exploded, the interior ministry said in a statement.<\/p>\n In a pre-recorded speech by Egyptian president Abdel Fattah al-Sisi aired on television channels to mark June 30, the day millions protested against then president Mohamed Mursi, al-Sisivowed \u00ab\u00a0retribution\u00a0\u00bb after the Egypt palace blasts. The blast came days after the militant group AjnadMisr, or Soldiers of Egypt, said it had planted a series of bombs in the same area to target security forces.<\/p>\n Al Jazeera<\/span><\/span> (site externe, s\u2019ouvre dans un nouvel onglet)<\/span><\/a> 5) YEMEN<\/strong><\/p>\n \u00bb <\/strong>25.06.2014 : Al-Qaida fighters attack Sayoun airport in Southern Yemen<\/strong><\/p>\n Suspected al-Qaeda fighters have attacked and briefly seized Sayhounairport in the southern province of Hadramawt before battling with the army. Seiyun is the main town in the Hadramawt valley, a stronghold for al-Qaeda linked fighters.According to an army source, at least six soldiers and three civilians were killed in a series of attacks in the town.<\/p>\n Armed fighters attack Yemen\u2019s Seiyun airport<\/span><\/span> (site externe, s\u2019ouvre dans un nouvel onglet)<\/span><\/a> \u00b7 Al Jazeera<\/span><\/p>\n \u00bb <\/strong>26 juin 2014 : Yemen became the 160th WTO member<\/strong><\/p>\n Yemen became the 160th WTO member on June 26th, closing the 13-year long chapter of negotiating its accessions terms with WTO member countries.<\/p>\n Yemen membership and strategic location can help the country overcome years of strifeand transform itself into a hub for maritime commerce.<\/p>\n 2014 News items - Yemen brings WTO membership to 160<\/span><\/span> (site externe, s\u2019ouvre dans un nouvel onglet)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n 6) MAURITANIA<\/strong><\/p>\n \u00bb <\/strong>25.06.2014: Africom Reinforces Ties with Nouakchott<\/strong><\/p>\n Mauritania received two surveillance and transport planes from the U.S, last Wednesday, 25 June, reported a Nouakchott based independent news agency. The delivery of the planes took place in the presence of Africom\u2019s air force chief of staff and his Mauritanian counterpart General Hanena Ould Sidi. On the same day, Radio Sawa Mauritania was launched on FM wave. Radio Sawa was established in 2002 by a federal agency funded by the U.S. Congress.<\/p>\n text\/html;charset=utf-8" http-equiv="content-type"\/><\/span><\/span> (site externe, s\u2019ouvre dans un nouvel onglet)<\/span><\/a> \u00b7 ani.mr<\/span> 7) MALI<\/strong><\/p>\n \u00bb <\/strong>29.06.2014: Is International Competition and Regional Rivalry Fuelling Tension in Mali?<\/strong><\/p>\n Hiroute Guebre Sellassie, Special Envoy of the Secretary-General for the Sahel, did not have much to say on Mali when repeatedly prompted by journalists on her mission and the scope of her mandate in the Malian crisis. Her UN Sahel Briefing presented on 19 June underscored the need for more coordination among the different international and regional initiatives, missions and frameworks. After Mauritanian president Mohamed Abdel Aziz\u2019s mediated ceasefire in Kidal on 23 Mai, and the Algiers Agreement signed by Tuareg movements on 9 June, it is the Turn of Burkina Faso\u2019s president Blaise Compaor\u00e9 to fly to Bamako on Monday.<\/p>\n unmultimedia.org<\/span><\/span> (site externe, s\u2019ouvre dans un nouvel onglet)<\/span><\/a> 8) NIGER<\/strong><\/p>\n \u00bb <\/strong>27.06.2014 : Dispersion d\u2019une marche de l\u2019opposition<\/strong><\/p>\n La police nig\u00e9rienne a fait usage de grenades lacrymog\u00e8nes pour disperser, vendredi 27 juin \u00e0 Zinder, une marche de l\u2019opposition parlementaire pr\u00e9sid\u00e9e par les trois grands leaders de l\u2019opposition politique nig\u00e9rienne : SeiniOumarou du Mouvement national pour la soci\u00e9t\u00e9 de d\u00e9veloppement (MNSD-Nassara), Mahamane Ousmane de la Convention d\u00e9mocratique et sociale (CDS-Rahama), et Hama Amadou du Moden-Fa (Lumana).<\/p>\n
\nWitness to Bugaighis murder dies in mysterious circumstances; body shows signs of torture<\/span><\/span> (site externe, s\u2019ouvre dans un nouvel onglet)<\/span><\/a> \u00b7 Libya Herald \u00b7 copie archiv\u00e9e<\/span><\/p>\n
\nEgypt marks June 30 protests anniversary<\/span><\/span> (site externe, s\u2019ouvre dans un nouvel onglet)<\/span><\/a> \u00b7 Al Arabiya<\/span><\/p>\n
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\nSahel Briefing by New Special Envoy<\/span><\/span> (site externe, s\u2019ouvre dans un nouvel onglet)<\/span><\/a> \u00b7 Security Council Report<\/span>
\nPolitique mali blaise compaore cedeao mali burkina blaise compaore en visite au mali pour relancer\u2026<\/span><\/span> (site externe, s\u2019ouvre dans un nouvel onglet)<\/span><\/a> \u00b7 Jeune Afrique<\/span><\/p>\n