Rain will hit war torn Sudan hard, warns UN
The United Nations is warning that heavy rains and flooding have made transporting aid in Sudan, Chad, and South Sudan...
Martin Jay
Morocco confirms first Mpox case
Morocco has confirmed its first Mpox case in a man in Marrakech, the health ministry said, reports Reuters. The World...
Muslim sodas sparkle after coke and Pepsi boycott over Gaza
Right across the Muslim world, the growth of both Pepsi and Cocoa Cola are both facing a hard time because...
Edward Lister: Kabyles’ self-determination recognized as Algeria turns up heat
By Lord Lister, former Chief of Staff to the UK Prime Minister, exclusively for Maghrebi.org In a landmark legal...
Heavy rains in Morocco and Algeria take lives, destroy homes
Unusual heavy rains have hit both Morocco and Algeria in desert areas that killed nearly two dozen people and destroyed...
Sarah Leah Whitson: The price of France’s shift on Western Sahara
On July 31, with little fanfare or attention, France formally recognized Morocco’s sovereignty over Western Sahara, abandoning its decades-long support...
Zammel arrested again in Tunisia ahead of elections
Tunisian presidential candidate Ayachi Zammel, has been arrested again moments after being released the first time, following a judges order,...
Dalia Ghanem: What Algeria’s elections really mean for the future
On September 7, Algerians will head to the polls to elect their president. The outcome, however, is already a foregone...
Libya factions agree on new central bank governor
The two main blocs in Libya have agreed to appoint a new central bank governor in talks presided over by...
Finian Cunningham: Clock ticking for Netanyahu over hostages
The Israeli public mood is turning decisively against the rule of Benjamin Netanyahu following the recovery of six dead hostages....
