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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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Opinion
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
Opinion
Egypt trades sovereignty for solvency
The Arab world’s former leader now takes orders from its bankers. For decades, Egypt was the lodestar of the
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Morocco’s increasing economic foothold across Africa
From fertilizer to furniture, Morocco’s presence across the continent is rapidly expanding, driven by shared language and historical ties,
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Broken by design: Libya’s profitable dysfunction
The country is richer than it was. No thanks to its leaders — or their foreign backers. Fourteen years after Muammar
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The World has failed the Palestinians
The Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, who is already wanted by the International Criminal Court on charges of war crimes,
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Africa’s Turn: Casablanca's Bid to Reset Carbon Justice
By Gavin Serkin – In the humid depths of the Congo Basin, ancient trees absorb around 600 million tonnes of carbon
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Italy’s quiet push towards the Maghreb
While most of Giorgio Meloni’s foreign policy has been defined by an unwavering support for Ukraine and her obvious
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The real power of soft power!
‘Soft power, versus hard power; discuss’. By this any university professor would be asking his or her students to look
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Capital with Conditions: Gulf investment in North Africa comes with strings attached
The Gulf monarchies are extending their reach across the Maghreb—not with soldiers or slogans, but with sovereign wealth and
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Does Trump deserve the Nobel Peace Prize- Pakistan and Israel certainly think so
What price peace? When I went to work for UN Secretary-General, Ban ki moon, his conflict ‘in-tray’ essentially consisted of
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Egypt’s shifting sands towards Israel and Iran
The Gaza war has put a significant dent in Egyptian-Israeli relations and raised real questions about the future of their
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Trump’s tariff’s whims make for uneasy economics- or do they ‘Daddy’?
Recently the Secretary-General of NATO, Mark Rutte, in an embarrassing departure from diplomatic norms referred to President Donald Trump as