Top Moroccan Lawyer Charged in Absentia
A rebellious and outspoken politician, who regularly criticizes the practices and decisions made by state institutions in Rabat and who...
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Ongoing Lockerbie FBI Cover-Up Haunts Libyans
The Libyans are worried that the Lockerbie case against the country could be re-opened which could have financial implications towards...
Marrakech film festival prize goes to Iranian film Shemroon
A Tale of Shemroon" by its Iranian director Emad Aleebrahim Dehkordi won the "Golden Star" (Grand Prize) of the 19th...
Algeria mob justice could land 70 people death sentence
More than 70 people charged with torturing a man could face the death penalty in Algeria, according to Middle East...
EU seeks new deal from Maghreb countries over migration
The European Commission set out a 20-point action plan on November 21st designed to address surging migration in the central...
Mark Willenbrock: Russian Mercenaries muscle into Mali
Whilst Mali is traditionally seen as a Sahel country, it is interesting to note that Mali's northern border extends north...
EU and US at odds on Algeria’s arms bonanza with Russia
Fake news in Rabat isn’t helping the problem with Algeria and Russia as both the US and EU head in...
Russian war games boost Moroccan border security
A crisis between Algeria and Morocco appears to be unfolding following a huge arms deal being implimented by Russia during...
John Wight: We need to talk about Zelensky
In response to the missiles that struck in Poland and killed two people close to the border with Ukraine, Ukraine’s...
Trials in Algeria’s Military Fuel Discord with West & Morocco
Military exercises between Algeria and Russia are creating concerns in Europe and the US as the growing military ties between...
Morocco’s SAS WWII Adventure: Macho Must-Watch
Since Covid restrictions have been lifted, the Hollywood movie circus and even TV mini series industry have returned to make...
El-Zobaidi on Minimizing Car Use & Expanding Knowledge
Everyone wants to eat now, not to read. One wants to fill up the car’s petrol tank, not go to...
Libya in danger of sliding back to war – UN report
As its political stalemate festers, Libya risks sliding back towards civil war with diplomacy at a standstill, politicians thwarting progress...
Tunisia’s draconian censorship laws net maverick journalist
There are dark days ahead for press freedom in Tunisia, following laws imposed by its new president designed to crack...
Morocco and Qatar edge closer to a free trade agreement
Morocco and Qatar have kicked off the first round of negotiations on a new Free Trade Agreement (FTA) in Rabat,...
