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Armed groups have recruited children throughout the past 12 years of conflict and civil war in Syria. Attempts to end such recruitment have been complicated by the patchwork of armed groups operating in each part of Syria. Four minors were found in the SDF armed forces and were returned to their families. Among them is the Revolutionary Youth, a group linked to the Kurdistan Worker’s Party, or PKK, a Kurdish separatist movement banned in Turkiye. The UN report attributed 10 cases to the Revolutionary Youth in 2022, but others say the numbers are higher.

New migrant tragedy at sea changes little as EU leaders forge ahead with tougher borders plansEuropean Union leaders will push ahead this week with plans to beef up the bloc's borders and outsource their migrant challenges to countries people leave or cross to get to Europe

The current landscape for the digital signage systems integrator can take time to navigate. The days of digital signage installations just delivering content have passed. Instead, we have entered the era of Digital Signage+. To set the stage, Digital Signage+ is a trend that groups numerous use cases across multiple verticals where robust digital signage players can be deployed for industrial applications beyond typical video content distribution. The bad news is that the typical signage player can only provide a little assistance here.

Tripoli-based Libyan Prime Minister Abd Alhamid Aldabaiba received the new Russian ambassador to Libya, Aydar Aganin, at his Cabinet office in the capital, Tripoli yesterday. The Libyan government reports that Aldabaiba discussed with the Russian ambassador, Russia’s resumption of its diplomatic work in Libya, and the two parties agreed to move the work of the Russian embassy to Tripoli next August. The Russian ambassador, it reports, briefed Aldabaiba on the latest developments in Russia and the region, and in this context, Aldabaiba affirmed his support for international de-escalation efforts to and the succeed of the language of reason. BiographyThe new Russian ambassador to Libya, Aydar Rashidovich Aganin is a Russian diplomat of Tatar descent, and a former journalist. Between 2011 and 2016, Aganin was Senior Adviser at the Russian Embassy in the USA, and between 2017 until 2019 he served as head of the Russian mission to the Palestinian National Authority.

CAIRO – 27 June 2023: Egyptian Ambassador to Moscow Nazih al-Nagary met with Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Ryabkov Sergey Alexeevich, who is responsible for bilateral relations with North and South America, non-proliferation and arms control, Iran’s nuclear programme and Russia’s participation in the BRICS association. The ambassador and the deputy minister discussed international affairs of joint interest, updates of bilateral ties, and developments in the Arab World, including the conditions in Libya, Syria, and Sudan. Ambassador Nagary also participated in a meeting with Special Representative of the President of Russia for the Middle East Ambassador Mikhail Leonidovich Bogdanov, as well as the ambassadors of Jordan and Palestine, to confer over the situation in Palestinian territories. Ambassador Bogdanov stressed during the meeting Russia's fixed stance on accomplishing a fair solution to settle the Palestinian Cause, in alignment with pertinent UNSC resolutions, according to an Egyptian statement released Tuesday.

(@FahadShabbir)Libyan Prime Minister Abdul Hamid Al-Dbeibeh welcomed the restoration of Russia's full diplomatic presence in the country, a source familiar with the situation in Tripoli told Sputnik on MondayTRIPOLI (UrduPoint News / Sputnik - 26th June, 2023) Libyan Prime Minister Abdul Hamid Al-Dbeibeh welcomed the restoration of Russia's full diplomatic presence in the country, a source familiar with the situation in Tripoli told Sputnik on Monday. Earlier in the day, newly appointed Russian Ambassador to Libya Aydar Aganin presented his credentials to the head of Libyan presidential council, Mohamed Menfi. "The Prime Minister of Libya welcomed the resumption of full-fledged activities of the Russian Embassy in Tripoli, and also expressed a favorable attitude to the plans to reopen the Russian Consulate General in Benghazi," the source said. The parties discussed various aspects of bilateral cooperation, the source said. "During a lengthy and thorough meeting between Libyan Prime Minister and Russian ambassador, the sides raised the issues of intensifying Russian-Libyan relations in various fields, such as trade, education, and healthcare," the source said, adding that the topic of restarting military ties and military-technical cooperation was touched upon.

Putin’s impotencePrigozhin’s abortive insurrection has punctured the “strongman” image of Putin, both for world leaders and for ordinary Russians. It may be because the Russian president is ideologically aligned with them, or saw them as useful in balancing the power of the generals. Certainly prior to the Wagner mutiny, there were growing winds of discontent among nationalists. Prigozhin’s Wagner group was created with his blessing and promoted by the Russian president. But there can be no doubt that the aborted mutiny has exposed profound structural flaws in the Russian system of rule.

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Libya’s political players have grappled with how to build a political party culture since the country held its first post-Gadhafi elections in 2012. Over the past nine years, Libya’s parties have operated as shadow players in the country’s fractious politics. But Libya’s political parties themselves need to mature and reflect on whether they represent the longer-term interests of broad swathes of the population or narrower interests. In the meantime, Libya’s political parties will continue to press their case. Libya’s still-young experiment with democracy remains fragile and its political parties have a long way to go.

Tripoli-based Libyan Prime Minister, Abd Alhamid Aldabaiba, reviewed today a proposal submitted by a private Libyan company of a centre pivot irrigation project to grow wheat and barley using solar energy. The government reported that the centre pivot irrigation project aims to bring about special development in the regions of the Libyan south, within the framework of the Prime Minister’s interest in empowering youth by supporting small and medium-sized projects (SMEs). The centre pivot irrigation initiative, the government added, also explores opportunities for young people to empower small and medium enterprises in the agricultural field, especially in the southern regions in cultivating grains, as grains are an essential element in the food industry and operating with solar energy. The Tripoli government said that PM Aldabiba said that he had launched an initiative that allows the private sector, who have developmental and creative ideas, to present them to the government and its officials. The government said that its Hakomitna Facebook page will be designated as a way to receive proposals from the private sector wishing to present them to the government through a committee that will be established in this regard.

TRIPOLI (UrduPoint News / Sputnik - 26th June, 2023) Russia has fully restored its diplomatic presence in Libya and intents to revive its friendly ties with the North African country, Russian ambassador in Tripoli Aydar Aganin told Sputnik. "The diplomatic presence in this country has been fully restored. Now we will work to strengthen our traditionally friendly relations," Aganin said in his first interview since taking office. The diplomat mentioned that the Russian embassy had to leave Libya in 2014 due to a civil conflict and worked from Tunisia since then. "We are now developing a full-fledged work and have in mind to establish contacts with the widest range of representatives of Libya.

Because the EU pays Libyan militias millions of euros to detain anyone deemed a possible migrant to Europe. Death by starvation, death by beatings, death by execution. A leaked EU internal memorandum in 2020 acknowledged that capturing migrants was now “a profitable business model”. That is about as morally honest as the EU’s presentation of its migration policy as being for the good of African nations. Britain may have left the EU, but the EU’s migration mentality remains firmly lodged in British policy.