Libya in danger of sliding back to war – UN report
As its political stalemate festers, Libya risks sliding back towards civil war with diplomacy at a standstill, politicians thwarting progress...
Month: November 2022
Tunisia’s draconian censorship laws net maverick journalist
There are dark days ahead for press freedom in Tunisia, following laws imposed by its new president designed to crack...
Morocco and Qatar edge closer to a free trade agreement
Morocco and Qatar have kicked off the first round of negotiations on a new Free Trade Agreement (FTA) in Rabat,...
Libyans and Tunisians compete in desert rally
Some 30 quad bikes, motorcycles and four-wheel drives are rallying in Libya’s desert — a welcome but rare taste of...
James Gray Honored at Marrakech Film Festival 2023
(Marrakech) The great American filmmaker James Gray on Saturday said he was "very honoured" by the tribute paid to him...
King of Morocco Eyes Europe Gas Supply Through Nigeria Pact
Morocco’s King, Mohamed VI is throwing his weight behind a massive gas pipeline which will skirt the entire west...
Declan Hayes: Ireland’s war with Libyans
The terrorist links between Ireland and the Maghreb offer more evidence on how NATO continues to hone its globalized supply...
Tunisia Receives €100M EU Boost Ahead of Polls
The European Union might be the last chance saloon for Tunisia to avert the abyss as the country’s economy continues...
Doubts grow over Tunisian elections, union boss wants delay
One of Tunisia’s largest unions has appealed the president to consider postponing elections scheduled for December 17th, throwing its weight...
Algeria and Turkey Unveil New Gas and Oil Partnership
Turkey and Algeria will establish a joint oil and natural gas exploration company to operate in countries around the region,...
