Tunisia
Tunisia appoint Sami Trabelsi as football coach for second time
Sami Trabelsi has been appointed as Tunisia’s coach, replacing Faouzi Benzarti, who was fired in October. It will be
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Morocco
Google celebrates Morocco's Independence Day with special doodle
Google marked the 69th anniversary of Morocco’s Independence Day by featuring a special “doodle” on its homepage, showcasing the
Libya
Libyans divided over new hijab mandate and restrictions on women’s travel
Libya’s Interior Ministry has introduced a controversial new mandate requiring women to wear the hijab and restricting their activities,
Opinion
The ‘Fez Action Plan’ and why it still resonates
In 2017, when I was working for the then President of the UN General Assembly, our office helped with some
Egypt
Egypt and Turkey hold talks on Ethiopia and Libya in sign of growing ties
Officials from the foreign ministries of Egypt and Turkey convened this week to discuss Somalia, Libya, and broader cooperation in
Morocco
Morocco’s King Mohammed VI delivers speech marking the 49th anniversary of Green March
Morocco’s King Mohammed VI used the anniversary of the Green March to deliver a speech in which he called
Algeria
Algeria book fair opens without winner of top French language literary prize
As Algeria’s largest book fair opens Wednesday, notable French Algerian author Kamel Daoud is absent. Recently awarded France’s
Egypt
Archaeologists unearth treasure trove of jewelry from Egyptian Middle Kingdom tomb
Archaeologists from the U.S. and Egypt have discovered a Middle Kingdom (1938 B.C.–1630 B.C.) tomb near
Egypt
Egypt promotes religious inclusivity by granting legal status to 293 more churches
Egypt has granted legal status to an additional 293 churches and service buildings under a 2016 law designed to protect
Morocco
Maghreb arts take center stage at new exhibit in the U.S.
The Cleveland Museum of Art (CMA) is showcasing a new exhibit titled "Arts of the Maghreb: North African Textiles
Algeria
Book reading on Jewish Algerian heritage canceled amid war in Gaza
A reading event for the book “Jewish Algeria” was canceled in Algeria on Saturday, after criticism surfaced suggesting the event
Egypt
Grand Egyptian Museum welcomes 4,000 visitors for trial opening
The long-awaited opening of the Grand Egyptian Museum in Giza, which boasts the world’s largest collection of antiquities, has
Morocco
Facial tattoo tradition fades among Morocco's tribeswomen
Hannou Mouloud, 67, recalls being taken as a child to have her chin tattooed with traditional designs, a once-common practice