Tunisian lawyers have condemned what they called "judicial harassment" of political commentator Mourad Zeghidi, held since last year, with his defense committee telling a press conference on Wednesday that Zeghidi was being detained to "intimidate" critics of President Kais Saied. Many critics of the current president have been prosecuted and detained under Decree 54, a law Saied enacted in 2022 to prohibit "spreading false news". According to the National Syndicate of Tunisian Journalists (SNJT), the decree has been used to prosecute more than 60 journalists, lawyers and opposition figures.
According to local media Morocco’s Royal Armed Forces (FAR) intercepted 156 migrants attempting the journey to the Canary Islands
Speaking in an address to the nation on the 80th anniversary of the May 8, 1945 massacres committed by French
Later this month,a two-day joint Egyptian-U.S. forum will be held featuring major American companies, that will be presented
As part of Egypt’s ongoing privatization initiative, $6 billion has been secured from the sale of state-owned enterprises. Earlier
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