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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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Libya
Libyan farms threatened by locusts
Libya’s farms face devastation as desert locust swarms spread across the south, threatening crops and pastures, the Libya Observer
Morocco
Human trafficking cases in Morocco surge by 23% in 2023
The number of human trafficking cases in Morocco saw a 23% rise in 2023 compared to the previous year, according
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
Algeria
French journalist resigns amid backlash over comparison of Algerian colonial actions to Nazi attacks in WWII France
Jean-Michel Aphatie, a prominent French broadcast reporter, has stepped down from RTL following controversy over his remarks comparing France’s
Opinion
Taxing times: How inflation and heavy taxation are squeezing Morocco
Morocco’s economic strategy has long been admired as a model for North Africa, with the kingdom positioning itself as
Tunisia
Rescued golden eagle released back into the wild in Tunisia
A golden eagle was released back into the wild from Mont Sidi Zid, after months of rehabilitation in Tunisia, AFP
Sahel
Hunger crisis looms in Sahel as WFP faces funding shortfall
The UN World Food Programme (WFP) warned on Friday that it may be forced to halt food assistance for two
Algeria
Algeria’s military buildup masks economic struggles
Algeria is ramping up arms acquisitions, positioning itself as Africa’s largest defense importer and the world’s fifth largest,
Egypt
Hamas delegation arrives in Cairo for a new round of ceasefire talks
A delegation representing Hamas leadership arrived in Cairo to discuss the implementation of the ceasefire agreement in Gaza and advance
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,
Opinion
Are France and Algeria on a collision course?
The twentieth century was dominated by two intensely destructive World Wars. On both occasions, as they finally ended, the cry
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