This week the British Government announced that it would not support a plan by the X-Links Morocco-UK Power Project to
By Gavin Serkin The screech of snake charmers' cracked clarinets, the sight of performing monkeys tugging on their masters’
The Fourth International Conference on Financing for Development opens on the 30th June and runs until the 3rd of July,
India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to visit Morocco in early July as part of a five-nation tour
It has been a decade since Mauritania discovered its first natural gas field, Grande Tortue Ahmeyim (GTA), on the maritime
It is with a profound feeling of déjà vu with which many of us are looking at Israel’s war
North-West African states have a growing role to play in ocean governance—and global frameworks should reflect it. As diplomats
In launching an unprovoked military attack on Iran, Israel not only once again finds itself in very clear breach of
Global warming, global heating, climate change, the greenhouse effect; call it what you will, global temperatures are expected to exceed
This week British Foreign Minister David Lammy followed up with a statement in the House of Commons, where he again
It may loosely be described as the law of unintended consequences. For over three decades the former ruler of Libya,
For years, Morocco was better known for its carpets than its cars. No longer. The North African kingdom has quietly
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