Morocco
Morocco’s green energy journey
Morocco is starting to make a name for itself as a climate leader. Due to its geographical location, Morocco has
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Morocco
France updates maps to include Western Sahara as part of Morocco
French school textbooks for the 2024/2025 academic year will include Western Sahara as part of Moroccan territory, marking a
Egypt
IMF expresses confidence in Egypt's economic reforms, cautions on future challenges
Egypt’s economic recovery remains uncertain as regional conflicts and IMF loan conditions pose ongoing challenges. The IMF’s latest
Egypt
Egypt retrieves stolen artifacts from the Netherlands
The Egyptian Embassy in The Hague has recovered three artefacts that were illegally smuggled out of Egypt, the Egyptian Ministry
senegal
Senegal Navy intercepts boat carrying almost 80 migrants off the coast
The Senegalese navy intercepted a boat carrying 76 West African migrants off the coast Monday evening, just before a visit
Tunisia
Tunisian court grants appeal by rejected presidential hopeful
A Tunisian court has granted the appeal of Abdellatif Mekki, allowing him to stand in the upcoming October 6 presidential
Algeria
Algeria arrests key leftist opposition figure
Algerian authorities arrested opposition figure Fethi Ghares Tuesday, taking him, according to his wife, Messaouda Cheballah, and a prisoners'
Egypt
Largest astronomical observatory from 6th century BC uncovered in Egypt
Archaeologists have uncovered the first and largest astronomical observatory from 6th century BC — located in Kafr Sheikh, Egypt. The archeological
gaza
Despite Lebanon flare-up White House says progress in Cairo-based Gaza talks
The White House said Monday that Gaza truce talks in Cairo have made progress and were expected to continue at
Morocco
Moroccan Newspaper: Parliament may revisit TikTok ban
According to Moroccan newspaper Bayane Al Yaoume, when Parliament reopens in October, discussions are expected over a potential ban on
Tunisia
Tunisia overhauls key ministers ahead of upcoming election
In a surprising development, Tunisian President Kais Saied's office announced on Facebook Sunday that he had decided to
Mali
West African juntas write to UN about alleged Ukrainian support for rebels.
The military juntas of Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger have accused Ukraine of supporting rebel groups in the Sahel region,
italy
Ancient ram from naval battle between Rome and Carthage found off Sicily
An almost 2,300-year-old relic from a Roman warship, used during a pivotal naval between Rome and Carthage, has been