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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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Sudan
WHO warns of rising attacks on Sudan hospitals
Hospitals and other healthcare facilities in war-torn Sudan are facing increased attacks, a World Health Organization (WHO) official said on
Tunisia
Tunisia arrests 38 migrants after clashes with coastguards
Thirty-eight sub-Saharan African migrants were arrested in Tunisia on Wednesday after clashes with coastguards who intercepted their boat during an
Egypt
Egypt's Suez Canal income falls amid Yemen Huthi attacks
Egypt's Suez Canal on Thursday reported a 23.4-percent drop in revenues attributed to disruptions in Red Sea
Algeria
First Algerian presidential hopeful submits candidacy
The leader of Algeria's main Islamist party on Thursday kicked off the official candidate submissions for the upcoming
Egypt
Rights Groups: Six Egyptians die from suffocation in detention within a week
Six detainees have died in one week at an Egyptian detention center, according to Middle East Eye (MEE), citing a
Morocco
Eight sentenced in Morocco over French tycoon’s sex trafficking scandal
A court in Tangier sentenced six Moroccans, including two women, and two Frenchmen on Wednesday for their involvement in a
Libya
Libya and Tunisia urge Europe for additional migrant crisis relief
At the Trans-Mediterranean Migration Forum in Tripoli on Wednesday, the prime ministers of Tunisia and Libya called on European nations
Egypt
Egyptian arrested over anti-Sisi images displayed on large screen on Faisal Street
A “screen technician” was arrested in Cairo on Tuesday after admitting to showing “offensive expressions on an advertising screen” according
Algeria
Algerian publisher abruptly shuts down after backlash over award-winning book
A week after the controversial novel ”Houaria” won a prestigious literary award in Algeria, its publisher, MIM Edition, abruptly decided
Morocco
Moroccan swimmer achieves historic first by crossing the English Channel
After years of extensive training, Moroccan swimmer Hassan Baraka made history over the weekend by becoming the first Moroccan to
West africa
Interpol arrests 300 in global crackdown on West African crime groups
In a global operation targeting West African organized crime groups across five continents, police arrested 300 people, seized $3 million
Morocco
Morocco poll: 42% of families forced to borrow for daily expenses
A recent official poll conducted by Morocco's High Commission for Planning (HCP) revealed that 42.1% of Moroccan