Niger Conflict Sparks Proxy War Fears
The recent coup d’état in Niger is leading to speculation on whether a looming proxy war between the West and...
Month: August 2023
Weird rainfall in China leaves 11 dead in Beijing
Unprecedented levels of rainfall in Beijing have led to the death of 11 people, while 27 remain missing according the...
New Israeli Rail Project Links to Saudis
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu announces the ‘One Israel Project’, a 27$ billion railway project connecting Tel Aviv to outlying areas...
EU’s controversial migrant treatment under fire from UN boss
The EU’s controversial program of giving huge sums of money to despots in the MENA region to encourage them to...
Morocco beats South Korea in women’s world cup match
Morocco made history on July 30th with a victory against South Korea in the Women's World Cup in Adelaide, Australia, reports Africanews. It's the...
Algeria Fires: Biden’s Refusal to Aid Kabylia
Forest fires raged through Kabylia in recent days, killing dozens of civilians and destroying hillsides of forest, sparking an appeal...
Algerian Sahara: 10-day ancient festival returns to Djanet
Thousands of Tuareg have gathered at the annual Sebeiba festival in Djanet, celebrating the mark of the ancient tribal feud,...
Niger grain deals with West continue to roll
The United Nations is still delivering aid to Niger despite the loss of contact with the military following a coup....
Poster Hair Controversy: Iranian Film Festival Faces Ban
An Iranian woman photographed without a hijab on the cover of the 13th edition ISFA film festival has led to...
Algeria positions itself to become Russian investment hub
Algeria is taking its present relationship with Russia to an all time high, following reports at the end of last...
Hafed Al-Ghwell: Illiberalism threatens Libya’s prospects
In a world roiling with turmoil and uncertainty, Libya finds itself precariously balanced between a fragile peace and looming chaos....
