Tunisia: Minister urges IMF to hand over the bailout cash
Tunisia is about to face very hard times in 2023 and is looking to a 2bn dollar bailout from the...
Martin Jay
France Alerted by Tehran on Cartoon Matter
The editors of a French satire sheet appear to have once again crossed a line in publishing cartoons which some...
Michael Young’s Take on Arab Relations
In April 2016, the journalist Jeffrey Goldberg interviewed former US president Barack Obama on his foreign policy legacy for The Atlantic....
Algeria frets over Israel’s military alliance with Morocco
Algeria is becoming skittish about Morocco’s geo-military relations, according to reports by AP and the Spanish press which monitor such...
Tensions Rise: Macron’s Morocco Diplomacy
Relations between Macron and Morocco hit all time low. Here’s why that’s a good thing for Morocco France’s influence...
Declan Hayes: Is Mauritania the next big thing?
Though its critics might argue Mauritania is one of those God-forsaken places where French Legionnaires routinely dropped dead from mosquito bites, there is much more...
MEPs lose EU immunity in Qatar-Morocco bribery probe
Two MEPs who are currently being investigated by Belgian authorities for the Qatargate bribery scandal to hit the EU will...
Declan Hayes: Are the Days of Moroccan Hash Numbered?
Though Moroccan hash might not quite go the way of the dodo, its fate will most likely resemble that of...
Morocco to host Israel conference aimed at netting MbS
Morocco is paying a central role in helping Israel expand its ‘normalisation’ beyond the present four Arab countries with a...
John Wight on Libya’s 2011 Freedom and Slave Markets
NATO’s military intervention in Libya in 2011 has justifiably earned a grim place in history as an indictment of Western...
Can Moroccans really be the most dishonest in the world?
A recent study carried out by Swiss and American researchers has concluded that Moroccans are the most dishonest people in...
Tim Marshall: Ukraine war’s unintended consequences
Most people over 35 years old remember where they were when they first saw the images of the Twin Towers...
Saied warns his enemies in Tunisia of further intimidation
Is Tunisian president Kais Saied planning an even sterner crackdown on political dissidents within how own country? Recent veiled threats...
Israel may face ICC court over human rights atrocities
Israel’s impunity towards its wholesale looting of Palestinian property, not to mention its brutal treatment of Palestinians themselves, might have...
Hafed Al-Ghwell: What kind of reset for Tunisia?
The recent monumental parliamentary election for Tunisian President Kais Saied, who was seeking legitimacy, ended in a flop, with only...
