Hafed Al-Ghwell: How would a 2nd term for Saied look in Tunisia?
As the presidential election in Tunisia approaches, the reelection of Kais Saied seems inevitable. A poll by TunisiaMeters in April...
Opinion
Martin Jay: the link between Israel’s conflict and UK riots
Rioting in the UK has taken up a great deal of media bandwidth for at least a week, following the...
Hafed Al-Ghwell: What we should look out for in the global south
The Global South Summit, which will convene in India on Aug. 17, comes at a moment in which nations historically...
Declan Hayes: France and UK elections won by Israel?
As the French, along with their old British sparring partners, dust themselves down from these latest elections, they should give...
Elisabeth Myers: Will Labour scrap UK recognition of Moroccan Sahara?
After a resounding victory over the incumbent Conservative Party, Labour Party leader Keir Starmer entered 10 Downing Street on July...
Ignacio Cembrero: The dark side of Morocco diplomacy with EU
As previously covered here, Morocco's endevours internationally with press management and diplomacy appear to fall short of any notable achievement...
Hafed Al-Ghwell: Libya is a boiling cauldron of drugs, arms and trafficking
The southern Mediterranean shores are fast becoming a permanent theater for worsening geopolitical tensions and their cumulative impacts on human...
Martin Jay: Morocco is about to lose the UK as a strategic partner
As Britain races towards the polls with a general election almost certain to topple the Conservative party in power, regional...
Ramzy Baroud: Netanyahu’s bombing of Rafah explained
Just hours after Israel carried out a gruesome massacre of displaced Palestinians in the Tel Al-Sultan area west of Rafah...
Hafed Al-Ghwell: Migration is the new dirty war
In an era marked by geopolitical upheaval and humanitarian crises, the surge in migration from the areas around the Sahara...
