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
Politics
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Libya
UN envoy warns US funding cuts could undermine Libyan elections
The head of the United Nations mission in Libya, Hanna Tetteh, has raised concerns that proposed US funding cuts to
Morocco
SYRIA SHIFTS AWAY FROM LONG-STANDING ALLEGIANCE TO POLISARIO FRONT
Syria has officially ended its long-standing alliance with the Polisario Front, closing the group's former office in Damascus,
Morocco
Kenya endorses Morocco’s autonomy plan for Western Sahara
Kenya has formally backed Morocco’s autonomy proposal for Western Sahara, calling it the only credible solution to the long-running
Algeria
ALGERIA JAILS PRESIDENTIAL HOPEFULS FOR ELECTORAL FRAUD
Three Algerian presidential hopefuls, including ex-minister Belkacem Sahli and businesswoman Saida Neghza, were sentenced to 10 years in prison for
Morocco
Kenya’s foreign minister visits Rabat, opens new embassy
Kenya’s Foreign Minister Musalia Mudavadi is on a three-day visit to Morocco and is set to open Kenya’s
Opinion
How did relations between Algeria and France get so bad?
This week, one of the world's experts on French Algerian history, Benjamin Stora, described relations between the two
Opinion
Morocco’s ‘moral commitment’ to the Two-State Solution
The settled will of the international community, as expressed through innumerable United Nations resolutions, is for a ‘two state’ solution
Morocco
MOROCCAN POLITICIAN DENIES ROLE IN SAHARA DRUG NETWORK
Former Wydad Casablanca football club president and politician Said Naciri denied involvement in a major drug trafficking network during a
Algeria
Algeria oversees fire drill near Moroccan border
Algerian Army Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Said Chengriha attended a live-fire tactical exercise, "Fortress Impregnable 2025," in
Algeria
Algeria-France ties hit lowest point since 1962, says historian
Algeria and France are facing their worst crisis since Algeria's independence in 1962, historian Benjamin Stora told AFP,
Tunisia
Tunisia bans fixed-term contracts to protect workers
Tunisia’s parliament on Wednesday abolished fixed-term and subcontractor agreements, backing President Kais Saied’s push to safeguard workers—a
Algeria
Retailleau’s victory may deepen strains in Franco-Algerian relations
Bruneau Retailleau’s recent election as the new leader of France’s right-wing Republican Party does not bode well for