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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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Tunisia
Tunisian swimmer Ahmed Jaouadi triumphs in Singapore after battling depression
Tunisian swimmer Ahmed Jaouadi claimed a remarkable victory in the 800-meter freestyle at the World Aquatics Championships in Singapore, marking
Algeria
Algeria, Italy sign telecoms pact to boost connectivity
Algeria and Italy signed a memorandum of understanding to enhance cooperation in postal and telecom services during President Abdelmadjid Tebboune’
Mauritania
EllaLink to build Mauritania-Europe-Brazil subsea cable link
EllaLink has signed a deal with Mauritania's digital ministry to construct a second international subsea cable connecting the
Libya
Libyan coast guard begins training in Greece amid migration surge
Libyan coast guard officers started training in Greece on Wednesday as part of a bilateral effort to curb rising migrant
Egypt
Egypt, Arab states urge Hamas to disarm in Gaza
Egypt and other Arab nations on Tuesday joined calls for Hamas to disarm and cede control of Gaza, backing a
Morocco
Morocco's King reaffirms commitment to Algeria ties
Morocco’s King Mohammed VI reiterated his commitment to fostering good relations with Algeria in a speech marking his 26th
Morocco
Morocco’s beer production falls behind regional neighbors
Morocco saw a decline in beer production in 2024, with output falling by approximately 17,000 hectoliters compared to the
Algeria
Algeria bans all crypto activities
Algeria has officially banned all activities related to cryptocurrency - including ownership, trading, mining, and promotion, according to a report
Sudan
U.S. postpones Sudan peace talks over dispute with Egypt over joint statement
A high-level diplomatic meeting aimed at advancing peace in Sudan that was set to occur this Wednesday was postponed by
Tunisia
Tunisia’s economy unravels as foreign investment dries up
Tunisia, once seen by the World Bank as a model for good governance, has become a pariah for international investors,
Algeria
Lebanese President visits Algeria to boost bilateral ties
Lebanese President Joseph Aoun arrived in Algiers Tuesday for a two-day state visit—his country’s first presidential trip to
Sahel
Smuggling surges as Sahel pivots from Europe to Russia
Criminal networks are rapidly expanding across the Sahel, exploiting political instability and weakened Western influence, according to Deutsche Welle. Cities