Algeria
Algeria pins its hopes on desert tourism to help diversify economy
As part of reforms required by the IMF to diversify its economy, Algeria is looking to greatly expand its tourism
United States
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Libya
Libyan family files U.S. lawsuit against Khalifa and Saddam Haftar for alleged war crimes
A new federal lawsuit has been filed in the United States targeting Khalifa Haftar, leader of Libya’s eastern government,
Egypt
Egypt pushes back against U.S. pressure to support Red Sea campaigns for Houthi attacks
Egypt is pushing back against mounting pressure from the U.S. and Gulf allies to contribute financially and militarily to
Egypt
IMF says Egypt should be cautious over interest rates, monetary policy
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has said that Egypt should tread carefully with regard to the potential easing of interest
Libya
Sources: Trump administration in talks to send migrants with criminal records to Libya
The Trump administration is reportedly in discussions with leaders in Libya and Rwanda to deport migrants with criminal records back
Egypt
Trump's Suez Canal demand riles Egypt
Donald Trump privately urged Egypt’s President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi to grant American military and commercial vessels free passage through
Morocco
Nigerian media: U.S. interested in investing in Morocco-Nigeria gas pipeline project
Speaking on the sidelines of the 2025 IMF-World Bank Spring Meetings Nigeria’s Finance Minister Wale Edun told various Nigeria
China
Chinese military drills in Egypt reflect Cairo’s strategy to lessen U.S. dependence, expert says
Egypt’s recent joint military exercises with China—the first of their kind—raised eyebrows across the global defense community.
Egypt
Egyptian lawyer files suit demanding Sisi launch referendum on 1979 peace agreement with Israel
Mahmoud Hassanein, a human rights lawyer and activist, has filed a lawsuit demanding that Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi hold
Morocco
Moroccans protest ship reportedly carrying US fighter jet parts to Israel
More than 1,000 protesters marched in Tangiers on Sunday against the expected arrival of a Maersk ship allegedly carrying
Tunisia
America deepens naval ties with Tunisia
The United States has transferred two patrol boats to Tunisia and dispatched the USS Mount Whitney, flagship of the 6th
Africa
Trump’s proposed cuts threaten U.S. diplomatic presence in Africa
The Trump administration plans to halve the State Department’s budget and cut foreign aid by nearly 75%, potentially shuttering
Opinion
Fifteen years on from the Arab Spring
Whatever happened to the Arab Spring? It began in Tunisia in 2010 and seems to be ending there fifteen years