Climbing sand: Russia’s faltering advance in Africa’s Sahel
For years, Russia has sought to establish itself as a power broker in Africa, using the Sahel as a showcase
The 2022 football World Cup in Qatar was one of a kind; firstly, because it was being hosted by an
Without warning and coming as a surprise to most observers, a week following the ending of the Carthage Summit between
By Gavin Serkin The 2030 FIFA World Cup is passing a long ball to the stock exchange in Casablanca. More
The Magrheb is one of the most “water-stressed” regions in the world, because of a combination of several factors: population
Back in 1992, I was part of a delegation of British Parliamentarians, and as the only journalist, on a trip
Pictures tell a thousand words, and TV images take the level of attention to a different level. As a teenager
This week, the United States Senate finally signed off on a series of supplemental foreign aid bills that contain $95.
Ten years ago, I ranked Egypt among a small group of countries with potential to become strong emerging market growth
France's relationships with its former North African territories, Morocco and Algeria, are a complex interplay of economic opportunity,
So what’s in a name? For Sixty years, developing countries have had a champion at the heart of the
On 1 January 2016, the 17 Sustainable Development Goals of the UN’s 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, adopted by
The rise of terrorism in Africa, particularly across the expanse of the Sahel region, has thrown a spotlight on Morocco’
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