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It all started on February 28 when a principal at the Lycée Maurice-Ravel high school told three students to take off their headscarves, as according to French law it is not allowed to wear the garment in schools. Two of them obeyed while a third refused, and there was some kind of commotion. The girl then claimed, without being proven, that the teacher hit her on the head.

This was followed by what is described as an Islamist hate campaign with online threats, which led the principal to announce in an email to colleagues on Friday that he was quitting his job, for security reasons.

He had worked as a teacher in government schools for 45 years.

The case is taken very seriously in France after the previous events, where the

Rashid Khashana – Nothing guarantees that the sparks of the fire raging in Sudan will not reach Libya and disrupt all political paths, including the departure of foreign forces.

Two American and French military delegations rushed to Libya, on two separate visits, to follow the development of the military situation in Sudan and assess its repercussions on the countries of the entire region. Libya is currently considered the best place to monitor what is happening in Sudan, especially in light of the possible movements of Libyan militias supporting the Rapid Support Forces with fuel and men, from the Libyan-Chadian border. The two military delegations also discussed setting a time plan for foreign forces to leave Libya and combating smuggling across its southern borders. The third file that was discussed related to the formation of a joint Libyan military force, from the eastern and western regions, with the support of the chiefs of staff in the two regions. According to French sources, convoys loaded with gasoline and weapons moved towards the Libyan border with Sudan. These movements confirm the existence of contact between the militias and the Rapid Support Forces led by Hemedti, who are stable in the Libyan city of Kufra, located close to the Sudan-Libya-Chad border triangle.
Such movements raise concerns among Western governments, because the Libyan regular army does not control this region, where smuggling gangs and terrorist groups thrive unchecked. These networks are considered stronger than the Libyan army, which has limited capabilities and lacks smart border monitoring technology. In this context, The Observer newspaper, affiliated with the British newspaper The Guardian, confirmed that the military commander of the Eastern Region, retired Major General Khalifa Haftar, is working to hide about ten thousand barrels of oil per day, from a government company, with the aim of refining it in the Libyan “Sarir Refinery”. With high quality, then transported overland to Sudan across the border, for the benefit of the Rapid Support Forces. As for the American newspaper, The Washington Post, it reported that the Rapid Support Forces received about 30 fuel tankers and at least a shipment of military supplies from one of Haftar’s sons. The newspaper explained that it obtained this information from Libyan officials and diplomats. This support is not surprising, given the strong alliance between the “Wagner” trinity, the “Rapid Support” and Haftar’s army. Hemedti had sent his forces to Libya to fight alongside Haftar’s forces, during the failed attack on Tripoli in 2019. Wagner and Rapid Support also carried out live ammunition training in Libya during the years 2021 and 2022. At the regional level, the divergence of positions on the conflict in Sudan, between Haftar, who supports Hemedti, on the one hand, and the Egyptian government, which supports the military establishment, on the other hand, is causing the largest crisis in relations between the two parties, which will have important repercussions and consequences, not only on the bilateral level, But also on the future of relations between all parties to the conflict.
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The Secretary-General of the United Nations yesterday called for the approval by the Security Council of a resolution for a ceasefire in Gaza, considering that the body has become a “victim of the enormous geopolitical divisions” in the world.

It is very important that the Security Council is finally able to approve a resolution that calls for a ceasefire in Gaza”, highlighted António Guterres, at a press conference held together with the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Jordan, Ayman Safadi, in Amman.

“It is our duty to do everything possible to mobilize the entire international community. And I see that a consensus is emerging in the international community, including in countries that are friends and allies of Israel.

I see that a consensus is emerging that this war must end. I see a cons