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Mauritania: A Calm corner in the Sahel
While much of the Sahel grapples with coups and insurgencies, Mauritania has emerged as a example of relative stability. Mali,
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Can Egypt and Turkey’s recent reproachment help stabilize Libya?
Oil exports in Libya resumed last month after a pause caused by a dispute over control of the country’s
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The sky’s the limit for Morocco French relations
A cursory glance at French and Moroccan media reveals often conflicting opinions about the relationship between the two countries. Morocco
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The wider threat of instability created by the conflict in the Sahel
A few weeks ago, Algerian Lieutenant General Said Chengriha visited Mauritania and met with Lieutenant General Mokhtar Bellah Chaabane ; it
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The results of the U.S. election will be felt far and wide
On November 5th, the US will elect a new President. The new President whether Trump or Harris, won’t actually
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Weakening of Iran’s Proxies Will Reshape Region Far Beyond the Levant
By Gavin Serkin Israeli strikes devastating Iran’s proxy militias raise a pivotal question for the Maghreb and North Africa:
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Favorable winds: Morocco’s massive offshore potential
As the world accelerates its transition to sustainable energy, Morocco stands out as a key player in harnessing offshore wind
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Religious roots in Morocco
A few years ago, while staying near the delightful Moroccan coastal town of Essaouira, I decided to explore the beautifully
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Climate change and migration across the Maghreb
A few weeks ago, the World Bank published a report: “Climate Change Impacts on the Blue Economy in Morocco: Prospects
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Morocco tops the region as one of the most popular places to visit - still
Morocco remains a popular tourist destination for millions of Europeans. Last year, the country welcomed a record 14.5 million
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Tunisia votes: democracy and economic stability at risk
They may not be on the ballot, but the outcome of Tunisia’s presidential election will likely define the future
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The fall-out from the war in Lebanon and those caught in its crosshairs
It makes for surreal, disturbing viewing. For days now, media channels have been broadcasting from the roof-tops of Beirut, interviewing
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It is official – there is famine in Sudan
For only the third time in the past 20 years, the UN has declared a full-blown famine, as anarchy in