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Category: Opinions
Algeria’s diplomatic fiasco under Attaf
Algeria’s impulsive military-guided diplomacy has sown wind and reaped whirlwind. The newly appointed foreign minister Ahmed Attaf has returned empty handed from Germany and Serbia ... Read More
Terror groups in Africa, a breeding ground for attacks in the West
Pundits have been warning that terror groups in Africa have found a breeding ground for recruiting militants in the huge refugee camps scattered around the ... Read More
BRICS nations put Algeria in its place
The Algerian regime, thirsty for whatsoever international gains, was deflated by BRICS nations which did not even include the country among the five new potential ... Read More
Italy’s clear backing to Morocco’s efforts to settle Sahara conflict, a blow to the Algerian regime
Italy said on July 5 it backs Morocco’s “serious and credible efforts” to find a lasting solution to the regional dispute over the Sahara territory. ... Read More
Netanyahu’s policies botch Abraham accords
The Abraham Accords that were designed to promote Arab-Israeli peace are now in danger due to Netanyahu’s policies and escalation in Palestinian territories. With the ... Read More
Algeria politically manipulated teenager’s killing by French policemen
The Algerian foreign ministry has interfered in France’s domestic affairs condemning the killing by French police of a teenager of Algerian origins and urging Paris ... Read More
UN in Africa: why Mali and other African nations want peacekeepers to leave
Germany is looking to pull its soldiers out of Mali faster, in light of the looming end of MINUSMA, a United Nations peacekeeping mission — ... Read More
UK Think-Tank: Algerian regime rocked by events in Russia
The latest short-lived Wagner mutiny that shook Russia, which occurred barely a week after Algerian President’s visit to Moscow, will have weakened both Abdelmajid Tebboune ... Read More
Morocco’s green hydrogen potential attracts European investors
Morocco’s plans to become a green hydrogen powerhouse are luring European customers including Germany and most recently Netherlands. The Dutch and the Moroccan governments signed ... Read More
Geneva Think-thank: Polisario Crumbling Prompts Serious Regional Concern
The crumbling of the Polisario movement, whose members have ties with criminal groups, human traffickers and Al-Qaeda terror cells operating in the Sahel, is a ... Read More