Libya records slight increase in oil production but decline in gas output
According to the latest figures from Libya’s National Oil Corporation (NOC), crude oil production saw a modest rise this
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 This week we learned that Mali has withdrawn from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
China's top diplomat, Foreign Minister Wang Yi, maintained a 35-year-long tradition at the start of this year by
The 1930s were defined by a period of economic isolationism and championed by the United States, as well as the
Morocco’s economic strategy has long been admired as a model for North Africa, with the kingdom positioning itself as
The twentieth century was dominated by two intensely destructive World Wars. On both occasions, as they finally ended, the cry
An Emergency Meeting of the Arab League takes place this week in Cairo on 4th March. Arguably this will be
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