Opinion
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,
tensions
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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
Egypt
71 Egyptians flown home after Libya unrest
A special flight organized by Egypt’s foreign ministry has flown home 71 nationals from the Libyan capital Tripoli after
Egypt
Expert: Egypt distances itself from Israeli energy amid tensions
Egypt shifted from being a liquefied natural gas (LNG) exporter to an importer in 2024, driven by growing domestic demand,
Mauritania
UN urges Mauritania to play key role in Western Sahara talks
Mauritania’s foreign minister met UN envoy Staffan de Mistura in Brussels as the UN seeks deeper Mauritanian involvement 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,
Algeria
France court denies Algeria’s request to extradite opposition member
A Paris court of appeals has rejected Algeria's request to extradite opposition figure Aksel Bellabaci from Paris on
Libya
Turkey to evacuate nationals after Libya violence erupts
Turkey said on Thursday that it was preparing to evacuate its citizens living in the Libyan capital Tripoli after several
Libya
Dbeibah poised to tighten grip on Tripoli following militia leader’s assassination
The recent assassination of Abdulghani Kikli, a powerful militia leader who held sway over parts of Tripoli for years, may
Algeria
France to expel Algerian diplomats in tit-for-tat move
France will expel Algerian diplomats after Algiers announced plans to send more French officials home, Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot said
Algeria
Algeria turns to Sufi soft power to ease Sahel tensions
Algeria is turning to Sufi diplomacy to rebuild strained ties with Sahelian neighbours, deploying spiritual influence where formal diplomacy has
Algeria
Tebboune reaffirms Algeria “will not be subject to forgetfulness or denial” over French colonial rule, on anniversary of 1945 massacres
Speaking in an address to the nation on the 80th anniversary of the May 8, 1945 massacres committed by French