James J. Zogby: How will Arabs vote in 2024 US elections?
Twenty years ago, in the lead-up to the 2004 elections, the Arab American Institute (AAI) hosted a Democratic presidential forum...
Martin Jay
MoroccoGate MEP will be allowed to return to work
It would seem that MEPs are allowed to keep 100s of thousands of euros of cash in suitcases in their...
Arab Role Tested in Sudan’s Interest Conflict
Although Russia and China have both considerable interests and influence in Sudan, it will more likely be Saudi Arabia and...
Hafed Al-Ghwell: EU’s immigration polices need a revamp
The EU has long been grappling with the issue of irregular migration across the Mediterranean. Each year, thousands of people...
500 migrants off Libya coast disappear, feared drowned
As a migrant crisis reaches breaking point in both Libya and Tunisia, perhaps the biggest fatal accident to date with...
Teacher jailed in Morocco for accusing police of sex crimes?
A female striking teacher has been singled out by a Moroccan court and sentenced to a prison term after what...
Algeria: Tebboune mired by a phone tap scandal of generals
The Algerian president is currently in a mess. He is facing a wiretapping scandal, ordered by the Algerian presidency and...
Ukraine supports Morocco bid on Western Sahara
Morocco is taking the polemic position of ‘non aligned’ in the multipolar world to a new level as its balancing...
Mauritania Ruling Party Wins Contested Elections
Ghazouani's party keeps control, while focus now shifts to his own presidential bid in 2024 The ruling party in Mauritania...
Swedish engineering company finds its bearings in Tangiers
Sweden's SKF (SKFb.ST) is investing 50 million crowns ($4.9 million) in a magnetic bearings factory in Tangier in Morocco, the company...
Italy Calls for Pragmatic IMF Approach in Tunisia
Italy continues to harangue the international community to turn a blind eye to Tunisia's abysmal human rights record and the...
Algerian regime can’t handle sex scenes, tv director jailed
It's not only journalists who are routinely being rounded up in Algeria by President Saied's henchmen. Now it's tv networks...
Tunisia’s Saied Targets Two Journalists
The crackdown by Tunisia’s dictator intensifies on media, with no end in sight to the intimidation and arrests of journalists...
Arab summits: a brief snapshot of history
Over eight decades, Arab League leaders have convened 46 summits, including 31 regular and 15 emergency sessions, as well as...
Haitham El-Zobaidi: Al Jazeera’s Challenger?
If the Saudis are really serious about creating a rival tv network to Al Jazeera, they will have to do...
