Algeria expels over 1,800 migrants to Niger border, rights group says
Algeria expelled 1,845 migrants to Niger’s border in a mass operation on April 19, rights group Alarmphone Sahara
Fixing Libya’s economy will require undoing the racket, not cosmetic consensus Libya’s economy is in free fall, and
Whatever happened to the Arab Spring? It began in Tunisia in 2010 and seems to be ending there fifteen years
Many observers and analysts believe that Morocco and Algeria are closer to actual war that at any time over the
It was a week of diplomatic contrasts for the Maghreb. U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio welcomed Morocco’s
Italy’s Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has staked much of her political capital on controlling migration from North Africa. Her
Who is next for a Trump tariff? Well, it appears that we know the answer for now at least. It
By Gavin Serkin If there are no winners in a trade war, there are certainly least losers. As the smoke
There is no understating the importance of tourism to many developed and developing economies. Ever since the cost of holidays
Short, heavy rainfall is typical across the Mediterranean, and to some degree the Maghreb too, but like many of the
The exodus from the International Organisation of La Francophonie continues apace. This week we learned that Mali has withdrawn from
In recent years, Morocco has established itself as a leading manufacturing hub in Africa, particularly in the automotive and aerospace
By Gavin Serkin in Casablanca Step onto the vast esplanade of the Hassan II Mosque, where Atlantic waves crash against
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