Opinion
Could nuclear energy one day power the Maghreb?
The Maghreb’s energy transition is a complex but critical journey towards sustainability and decarbonization as countries aim to meet
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Morocco
Moroccans call for maximum penalty for perpetrators of gang rape at festival
A horrific incident involving the gang-rape of a 13-year-old boy in Morocco has triggered a firestorm on social media, local
Egypt
Egypt strengthens Gaza border troop presence, warns Israel against “red lines”
Egypt has significantly reinforced its military presence along the Gaza border, deploying around 40,000 troops—twice the number allowed
Morocco
IBA, Berexia Launch SoftPOS Solution for Morocco's Royal Air Maroc
IBA Group and payments firm Berexia have expanded their African strategic partnership, launching a SoftPOS solution in Morocco with Al
Tunisia
UK, Australia Warn Against Travel to Parts of Tunisia on Security Threats
The UK and Australia have issued updated travel advisories for Tunisia, warning citizens against all travel to several regions. The
Egypt
Turkey, Egypt near landmark defense pact with jet program
Türkiye and Egypt are finalizing a landmark defense pact that will see Cairo join Ankara’s Kaan fighter jet program,
Morocco
Moroccan diaspora raises concerns over rising costs and declining standards
Moroccan author Tahir Benjelloun has sparked controversy with an opinion piece highlighting frustrations among the Moroccan diaspora. Many abroad, he
Tunisia
Tunisia’s top union on collision course with President
Tunisia’s powerful General Labour Union (UGTT) has called a nationwide protest for 21 August, accusing President Kais Saied’s
Egypt
Egypt charges prominent rights lawyer over social media posts
Egyptian authorities have charged human rights lawyer Mahienour El-Massry with spreading false news in social media posts about Gaza and
Morocco
Morocco consumer prices edge down 0.1% in July
Morrocco’s High Commission for Planning (HCP) posted official figures for July that show a 0.1% decline in the
Libya
Amnesty International calls for Libya to quash convictions of Christians
Amnesty International has condemned as ‘deeply flawed and unjust’ the continued imprisonment in Libya of 11 Christians, who were earlier
Burkina Fasso
China sends more armaments to Burkina Faso
In a shift towards Beijing’s defense industry, Burkina Faso recently received Chinese-made armored vehicles and artillery systems, as the
Libya
At least 35 migrants die crossing Niger desert
At least 35 migrants have died crossing Niger’s desert toward Libya or Algeria so far this year, according to