Morocco’s African policy, its triumphal return to the African Union and its largescale investments in Africa are sending shockwaves across Algeria. Ou...
Algeria Resorts to Time-buying Measures to Stave off Bankruptcy
As it heads straight to insolvency, Algeria insists on shunning foreign debt as it resorts to unconventional measures involving the Central Bank money...
Bleak Economic Outlook Bodes Ill for Algeria’s Stability
The stability of the Algerian regime has long rested on its generous handouts powered by its oil revenues. With the oil price plunge, and which is set...
Morocco Remains at the Core of Global Counterterrorism
Morocco, which puts counterterrorism at the top of its priorities, has been re-elected along with the Netherlands to the co-Chairmanship of the Global...
The Plight of Minorities in Algeria
Algeria has been repeatedly lambasted in reports by international rights watchdogs for its systematic discrimination against minorities, whether relig...
Automotive Industry: New Comer Confirms Morocco’s attractiveness
Spain’s car parts maker, Ficosa, is planning to set up in Morocco a plant specialized in producing in-vehicle cameras, Spanish media reported. The Cat...
Tunisia Launches Charm Offensive to Join ECOWAS as Maghreb Union Crumbles
In the face of the paralysis crippling the Maghreb union, Tunisia is following the example of Morocco by repositioning itself on the African continent...
Catalonia Attacks: Taking the Blame off Morocco
The Moroccan origins of the perpetrators of the Barcelona and Cambrils attacks offered an easy scapegoat for pundits and media outlets in their attemp...
Intelligence Failure to Blame for Catalonia Terrorist Attack
In the wake of the terrorist attacks that shook Barcelona and Finland, several media outlets and self-proclaimed pundits took the easy way of putting ...
Political Meltdown in Algeria as President Appoints New Prime Minister
Algeria is in the midst of a new political meltdown, with the sacking of the Prime Minister Abdelmajid Tebboune who was replaced by the regime’s...