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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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Algeria
France considers recalling ambassador over Algeria’s deportation refusal
France’s Justice Minister, Gerald Darmanin, has called for the withdrawal of France’s ambassador to Algeria and the cancellation
Libya
UN Mission, Libya’s Judicial Council meet to discuss justice sector reforms
According to local media reports in Libya, Miftah Al-Qawi, the head of the Supreme Judicial Council, has met with UN
Morocco
Morocco and France strengthen legal and judicial cooperation
Morocco and France signed an agreement Monday which further strengthens legal and judicial cooperation between the two countries, Moroccan media
Sudan
Sudan accuses UAE of “complicity in genocide”
In a filing at the International Court of Justice, Sudan has accused the United Arab Emirates of complicity in genocide,
Egypt
Egyptians freed after being held captive by RSF in Sudan
A number of Egyptians have been freed after being held for 19 months by Sudan's paramilitary Rapid Support
Tunisia
Trial of 40 Tunisian opposition figures postponed until April 11
The trial of 40 Tunisian activists and opposition figures, which began on Tuesday, has been postponed until April 11, according
Morocco
Moroccan activist sentenced to six months for Facebook post
A Moroccan court has sentenced activist Fouad Abdelmoumni to six months in prison for spreading false allegations, defamation, and insulting
Tunisia
Trial of major Tunisian opposition figures to start Tuesday
The trial of 40 prominent Tunisian opposition figures, including politicians, lawyers, and activists, is set to begins Tuesday, AFP reports.
Tunisia
Tunisian opposition figures demand public trial in ‘plot against state’ case
Jailed Tunisian opposition figures are demanding a public trial, rejecting remote hearings set for March 4, according to AFP. Nearly
Algeria
France's Macron concerned about health of author detained in Algeria
French President Emmanuel Macron expressed concern on Friday over the health and "arbitrary detention" of French-Algerian author Boualem
Tunisia
French court sentences Tunisian man to life imprisonment for knife attack
A French court has sentenced a Tunisian man to life in prison without parole for knife attack that killed three
Mauritania
Mauritania prosecutors seek 20-year sentence for former president Aziz
Mauritanian prosecutors have requested an appeals court to increase former President Mohamed Ould Abdel Aziz’s prison sentence from five