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Tag: Obama
UN Calls for Dialogue after U.S.-led Airstrike in Syria
UNITED NATIONS – “Fighting terrorism needs to be accompanied by a genuine process including all Syrians,” said the United Nations’ new Special Envoy for Syria ... Read More
Tunisia PM to meet Obama
Tunisia’s interim Prime Minister, Mehdi Jomaa, talked about security in North Africa in the aftermath of the Arab Spring which affected all the countries in ... Read More
Priorities Anyone? – Obama’s Egypt Problem Isn’t Going To Go Away
It was an excruciating experience for observers and journalists alike. Following the coup of 3 July 2013 and the quiet consolidation of power by army ... Read More
Syria Undone – Acting on the G-Point
The war in Syria is well into its third year, while the number of casualties has sky-rocketed, though, of course, nobody can say for sure ... Read More
Security, Anti-Terrorism Struggle, Shared Concern for USA, Morocco
Security issues and fight against terrorism were at the center of a phone conversation earlier this week between US President Barack Obama and Morocco’s King ... Read More
Did the U.S. (almost) change its policy towards Western Sahara?
The United States has for years voiced support to the settlement of the Western Sahara in the context of the United Nations and when in ... Read More
Big Challenges Awaiting New U.S. Secretary of State
The stalled peace talks between the Israelis and Palestinians, the civil war in Syria, Iran’s nuclear program, North Korea, the Arab Spring uprisings, Afghanistan, Iraq ... Read More
Obama’s Second Inaugural Address – No Foreign Policy Strategy Yet
Dustin Dehez Watching Obama's second inaugural address, I was confident that the President would turn to foreign policy at some point. After all, Barack Obama ... Read More
Sinking Susan Rice’s Nomination: What It Could Mean for the U.S. North Africa Policy
When Susan Rice withdrew her name from the consideration for nomination for Secretary of State, she did so largely to save the White House from ... Read More
DSK affair, when journalists lose their soul
Nowadays, as prosecution and conviction determine the importance of a story, we are forced to accept the media line. The Strauss-Kahn affair shows how, by ... Read More