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US aircraft carrier enters Middle East region, officials say — REUTERS / Mike Blake

US Foreign Policy · United States

US aircraft carrier enters Middle East region, officials say

49% Center coverage: 183 sources

WASHINGTON >> A U.S. aircraft carrier and supporting warships have arrived in the Middle East, two U.S. officials told Reuters today, expanding President Donald Trump’s capabilities to defend U.S. forces or potentially take military action against Iran.See the Story

Libya signs deals with TotalEnergies, ConocoPhillips to boost oil output – The North Africa Post

ConocoPhillips · Tripoli

Libya signs deals with TotalEnergies, ConocoPhillips to boost oil output – The North Africa Post

Libya has signed new energy deals with France’s TotalEnergies and US oil major ConocoPhillips aimed at sharply increasing crude production and modernizing aging infrastructure, in a move that could put the North African country on track to challenge Nigeria as Africa’s top oil producer. The agreements were signed through Waha Oil Company, a subsidiary of […]See the Story

Libya’s Invisible State: How a Broken Country Refuses to Collapse

United Nations · Libya

Libya’s Invisible State: How a Broken Country Refuses to Collapse

More than a decade after NATO’s 2011 intervention, Libya remains the most misunderstood state on the Mediterranean. To outside observers, the country appears terminally fractured: rival governments, competing militias, contested borders, and a diplomatic process that seems permanently stuck in neutral. Yet this surface-level chaos conceals a deeper and more uncomfortable truth. Libya did not collapse in the way many predicted. It survives-not th…See the Story

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