Tunisian NGOs call out govt’s harsh migrant treatment
As the Tunisian government recently promised to act tough on migration, they are under severe scrutiny from pro-immigration groups within...
Antoine Guiat
Morocco wins UN Human Rights Council Presidency
Morocco won the Presidency of the United Nations Human Rights Council (OHCHR) following a vote in Geneva which took place...
Morocco: “Saharan Pablo Escobar” scandal intensifies
The “Saharan Pablo Escobar” case has been on the lips of Moroccans since the final days of 2023 as details...
Tebboune mourns death of journalist’s son killed in Gaza
Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune sent out a heartfelt condolence message to an Al Jazeera journalist whose eldest son was killed...
France’s PM resigns prior to expected cabinet reshuffle
France’s Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne resigned from her post on January 8 as a cabinet reshuffle is expected, according to...
Libya: Protests result in two oil field closures
Africa News reported that two oil fields were closing in Libya’s Ubari region, situated in the country’s southern part. The...
French couple arrested in Spain over Sahara plot to kill son
French newspaper Le Monde reported that a French couple were arrested in Spain following revelations that they had intentions to...
Moroccan authorities ramp up efforts to curb migration
Moroccan authorities highlighted their efforts in tackling illegal migration on January 3, according to AFP. Morocco and neighbouring countries are...
Tunisia’s harsh climate puts lagoons in danger
Successive droughts have put Tunisia’s wetlands in jeopardy as the country’s harsh climate intensifies, according to The National. The North...
Al Jazeera journalist latest victim of Saied’s ruthless regime
Qatari news outlet Al Jazeera reported on January 4 that one of their journalists was arrested in Tunis. Political veteran...
Avocado growing gives Moroccan farmers a wind in their sails
Amidst what experts have called a “agricultural crisis” due to droughts in Morocco and North African region more generally, farmers...
Tunisia: State of emergency extended by one month
Tunisian news outlets announced on December 30 that the North African country would be extending the state of emergency by...
48 dead in Japan earthquakes
Deadly earthquakes have struck Japan as 48 are feared dead with many more missing so far, according to Al Jazeera...
Libya: Dbeibah says he will only resign if elections take place
The head of Libya’s Tripoli-based government, Abdulhamid Al-Dbeibah said on December 23 that he would only resign if elections take...
More low turnouts in Tunisian elections
In what was a blow to Kais Saied, turnout in Tunisian parliamentary elections around the country on December 24 scraped to...
