Tunisia
Strike shuts down one of Tunisia’s major mining towns over infrastructure concerns
Tunisia’s regional URT labor union has convened a strike Thursday, in Om Laarayes, a major mining town in the
Tunisia
Strike shuts down one of Tunisia’s major mining towns over infrastructure concerns
Tunisia’s regional URT labor union has convened a strike Thursday, in Om Laarayes, a major mining town in the
Libya
New UN envoy to Libya pledges to pursue 'peace and stability'
The new United Nations envoy to Libya, Hanna Serwaa Tetteh, a Hungary-born Ghanaian former parliamentarian and minister, has said she
Algeria
France could impose sanctions on Air Algeria
According to French Interior Minister Bruno Retailleau, France could impose sanctions on Air Algeria, if Algeria continues to reject the
Morocco
Morocco, Palestine sign MoU on logistics and transport cooperation
Morocco and Palestine have entered into a memorandum of understanding to help promote cooperation across the logistics sector, including road,
Egypt
Egyptian weddings now cost upwards of $20,000 pushing marriage out of reach for many
The cost of getting married in Egypt has skyrocketed in recent years with price tags often hitting upwards of $20,
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Tunisia
Strike shuts down one of Tunisia’s major mining towns over infrastructure concerns
Tunisia’s regional URT labor union has convened a strike Thursday, in Om Laarayes, a major mining town in the
Libya
New UN envoy to Libya pledges to pursue 'peace and stability'
The new United Nations envoy to Libya, Hanna Serwaa Tetteh, a Hungary-born Ghanaian former parliamentarian and minister, has said she
Algeria
France could impose sanctions on Air Algeria
According to French Interior Minister Bruno Retailleau, France could impose sanctions on Air Algeria, if Algeria continues to reject the
Morocco
Morocco, Palestine sign MoU on logistics and transport cooperation
Morocco and Palestine have entered into a memorandum of understanding to help promote cooperation across the logistics sector, including road,
Opinion
Opinion
Where Trump heads next with his Gaza plan and what it could mean for the Maghreb
Did President Trump mention his plan to move up to 2 million Palestinians from Gaza to other countries to Prime
Opinion
Morocco’s Royal Atlantic Initiative is needed now more than ever
With increasing influence from China, Russia and Turkey across the Sahel and with France pulling back from the region, it
Opinion
Berber Renaissance: Reviving Maghreb’s Ancient Identity Unites Many, Divides Some
By Gavin Serkin in Ksar Ait Ben Haddou, Morocco In the millennium-old terracotta town of Ksar Ait Ben Haddou—familiar
Opinion
What the new Trump administration means for the Maghreb
It has been a whirlwind few weeks of diplomatic meetings and maneuverings for the incoming Trump team, and it is
Environment
Tunisia
Tunisian startup tackles E-waste crisis
Tunisian entrepreneur Sabri Cheriha is addressing the country’s growing electronic waste problem through his startup, WeFix, AFP reports. Offering
Morocco
Morocco's livestock decrease amid consecutive droughts, agriculture minister says
Morocco's agriculture minister, Ahmed El Bouari, announced a 38% decrease in cattle and sheep populations compared to nine
Morocco
Morocco’s meteorite boom: from gold rush to legacy
Once dubbed the “Saharan Gold Rush,” Morocco was a prime destination for meteorite hunters seeking pieces of asteroids that had
Morocco
Morocco experiences 5.2-magnitude earthquake- no reported damage or casualties
According to Morocco's National Institute of Geophysics, the official MAP news agency, the earthquake struck the northwestern province
Economics
Algeria
Algeria ranks fourth among top Arab exporters to Israel
According to reports by Israeli outlet i24 News quoting a new report by the Economic Complexity Observatory (OEC) has revealed
Tunisia
Tunisia repays $5.71 billion in international bonds, says former monetary chief
Tunisia has successfully repaid TND 18.1 billion of its international debts from 2019 to now, according to Mohamed Salah
Morocco
Arab League backs Morocco with economic support for 2030 World Cup bid
The Arab League's Economic and Social Council pledged economic support to Morocco for the 2030 FIFA World Cup
Morocco
IMF urges Morocco to target inflation, broaden tax base to reduce national debt
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has urged Morocco to implement an inflation-targeting framework through its central bank and broaden its
energy
Egypt
Egypt to clear final $1 Billion in energy arrears
Egypt will pay off its remaining $1 billion in outstanding dues to foreign energy firms by early next month, completing
Mauritania
Danish firm GreenGo Energy secures hydrogen deal in Mauritania
Danish renewable energy company GreenGo Energy has signed an agreement with Mauritania to develop the Megaton Moongreen hydrogen project, its
Egypt
BP expands gas production in Egypt’s West Nile Delta
British Petroleum (BP) has begun production from Phase Two of the Raven field, part of the West Nile Delta project,
Algeria
Step on the gas: Algeria, Nigeria, and Niger to accelerate Trans-Saharan Gas Pipeline Project
Algeria, Nigeria, and Niger signed agreements in Algiers this week to accelerate the Trans-Saharan Gas Pipeline (TSGP), a project aimed
Politics
Libya
New UN envoy to Libya pledges to pursue 'peace and stability'
The new United Nations envoy to Libya, Hanna Serwaa Tetteh, a Hungary-born Ghanaian former parliamentarian and minister, has said she
Libya
Libya to Host 2026 Africa-Türkiye Summit
Libya has been selected to host the 2026 Africa-Türkiye Summit, the African Union announced following its 38th summit in Addis
Algeria
Algeria condemns French minister’s visit to Western Sahara
Algeria criticized French Culture Minister Rachida Dati’s visit to Western Sahara, calling it a disregard for international legality. The
Morocco
French Minister visits Western Sahara underlining shift in policy
French Culture Minister Rachida Dati became the first French official to visit Western Sahara, a move seen as reinforcing France’