ICC court issues secret arrest warrants for Libya crimes
The prosecutor of the International Criminal Court told the United Nations Security Council on May 11th that the court has...
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Tunisian judge sentences opposition leader Ghannouchi
A Tunisian judge on May 15th sentenced opposition leader Rached Ghannouchi, a critic of President Kais Saied, to a year...
Arab League’s Decision on Assad
Maghreb countries with regional ambitions should take note of Syria’s return to the Arab League as Assad’s suspension in the...
US insists on Legal Framework for Libya’s Elections
American officials continue to bang the drum about a legal framework needed for Libya's warlords if they genuinely seek to...
Moroccan Swede wins Eurovision. But who is she?
Who is Loreen, the Swedish singer with Moroccan roots who won Eurovision twice? Loreen’s real name is Lorine Zineb...
Hafed Al-Ghwell: What Sudan crisis means for Libya
As crisis grips a Sudan strangled by years of political instability, economic hardship and widespread unrest, neighboring countries such as...
Solar Strategy in Morocco: Expert Review
Experts are following with interest the governments of Arab countries in North Africa focusing heavily on sustainable energy projects, as...
Sarkozy Gaddafi graft scandal surfaces again in France
Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy should stand trial on charges of corruption and illegal financing of an election campaign related...
Salem AlKetbi: Libya’s bizarre political landscape
In the midst of the tumultuous Arab landscape, and notwithstanding the Sudan crisi that takes center stage amongst all Arabs...
Mauritania Vote: President’s 2nd Term?
In Mauritania, legislative and local elections are being held on Saturday 13 May. The campaign ended on the evening of...
MEPs shift from Morocco to Algeria with press freedom focus
The European Parliament adopts a resolution condemning the increase in press freedom violations in Algeria calling for the reopening of...
Saied loses his mind over Frankenstein book in Tunisia
The mercurial and banal Tunisian president is breaking his own records at being an African despot both in terms of...
Sahara town twinned with US counterpart, officials upbeat
Morocco's efforts on the world stage to advance its claims to the disputed region of Western Sahara edged forward when...
UK now fully behind Morocco’s human rights abomination?
According to a recent report from state owned media in Morocco, a British minister fully supports Rabat’s arrests of journalists...
Two killed in Tunisia synagogue shooting by naval officer
Two worshipers were killed when a Tunisian naval officer opened fire at a synagogue on the island of Djerba on...
