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
Maghreb
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Opinion
Where Trump heads next with his Gaza plan and what it could mean for the Maghreb
Did President Trump mention his plan to move up to 2 million Palestinians from Gaza to other countries to Prime
Opinion
Berber Renaissance: Reviving Maghreb’s Ancient Identity Unites Many, Divides Some
By Gavin Serkin in Ksar Ait Ben Haddou, Morocco In the millennium-old terracotta town of Ksar Ait Ben Haddou—familiar
Opinion
What the new Trump administration means for the Maghreb
It has been a whirlwind few weeks of diplomatic meetings and maneuverings for the incoming Trump team, and it is
Opinion
What a Trump presidency could mean for the Maghreb
The Prussian diplomat Klemens von Metternich famously once said; ‘When France sneezes the rest of Europe catches a cold’. As
Opinion
Maghreb year in review
In many ways 2024 was one of the most important years for the Maghreb. Two elections, a World Cup bid
Opinion
Russia’s uneven relationship with the Maghreb
Last weekend, after the overthrow of President Bashar al-Assad, a Russian cargo plane departed from Russia's air base
Opinion
France’s influence across the region seems to be waning – is that a good thing?
In February 1960, the then British Prime Minister, Harold MacMillan travelled to Cape Town where he gave his famous ‘Wind
Opinion
2024 was the hottest year on record – what did that mean for the Maghreb?
Record-breaking temperatures across the Maghreb over this last year raised alarm bells among global meteorological agencies; the predictions unfortunately, all
Opinion
The shockwaves of Syria felt across the Maghreb
The fall of the house of Assad in Syria has sent shockwaves right across the Middle East and beyond. Which