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As Libya navigates a complex political landscape marked by recent clashes and shifting alliances, our Political Risk report offers essential insights for understanding these developments. Stay informed and make strategic decisions. Access the report at buff.ly/2MoADdt.

As Libya's National Oil Company faces leadership challenges amid ongoing political unrest, staying informed is crucial. Our latest Political Risk report provides in-depth analysis and actionable insights on these developments. Equip yourself with knowledge. Read more at buff.ly/2MoADdt.

Latest from #LibyaDesk: This article examines three possible scenarios that Libya could be facing in the coming weeks, depending on whether it succeeds in its political process or goes towards less promising paths. #Libya #ConflictResolution #UnitedNations

Dividing States for Political Reasons: The intervention in Sudan aimed at addressing the conflict in Darfur and involved complex political considerations, including the division of Sudan into two states. This reflects how interventions can be influenced by geopolitical interests, particularly in regions with significant resources or strategic importance.

Media Statement 14 April 2024. South Africa Concerned at possible Escalation of Hostilities in the Middle East The Government of South Africa is gravely concerned at developments in the Middle East following the retaliatory action by the Islamic Republic of Iran against Israel following Israel’s attacks on Iran’s Embassy in Damascus, Syria, on 1 April 2024. As the Secretary-General of the United Nations, Antonio Guterres has stated, there is a “very real danger of a devastating region-wide escalation”. In this context, South Africa emphasises that all parties must exercise the utmost restraint and avoid any act that would escalate tensions in a particularly fragile region. South Africa has continuously stressed that irrespective of whether states believe that their use of force is lawful, it is never wise to resort to war as inevitably, it is ordinary people who bear the brunt of conflict. The international community and the United Nations Security Council, in particular, must act in the pursuit of sustainable and just peace for all people. While we turn our attention to these developments, let us not forget that the war in Gaza continues with devastating humanitarian consequences for its people. An immediate ceasefire and urgent humanitarian access are required. The proliferation of global conflicts will continue if we, as the international community, do not commit ourselves to the ending of war and the establishment of conditions under which justice and respect for international law are maintained. As long as there is impunity for unlawful acts, war and injustice will continue. Issued by DIRCO.

A new conflict has erupted in the Middle East. On June 4, 2024, Hezbollah's rocket attacks on northern Israel reignited tensions in the region and targeted Southern Cyprus. This development threatens the security of Cyprus, a member of the European Union, with the European Commission describing the threat as an attack on the entire bloc. This conflict is altering geopolitical balances and deepening humanitarian crises, further destabilizing the region. Details and analyses are in this article.