Maghreb & North Africa

- Gaza flotilla activist Wael Naouar in Tunisia is on a hunger strike and critically ill after losing over 20kg. - Libya's largest oilfield, Sharara, has seen production drop from about 340,000 bpd to around 120,000 bpd due to an armed group closing its pipeline valve. - Fuel transport workers in Tunisia launched a 48-hour strike demanding better working conditions and wage increases amid economic crisis. - Moroccan youth are participating in parliamentary elections for the first time since Gen Z protests, with PAM emerging as the largest party. - Spanish police found 28 undocumented migrants hidden in Ceuta flats, leading to arrests and criticism of Morocco's border control.

Recent headlines

• Libya’s Largest Oilfield Hit by New Armed Group Blockade — oilprice
• Gaza flotilla activist on hunger strike in Tunisia jail ‘on verge of death’ — al_jazeera
• Morocco’s youth take Gen Z protest demands to the polls — al_jazeera
• Tunisia fuel strike highlights growing economic and political anger — al_jazeera
• Libya’s al-Menfi praises Palestinian 'steadfastness' in the face of 'oppression' — middle_east_eye