Algeria gained its independence after an armed struggle in which Morocco and Tunisia played a pivotal role. But, after its independence, a military junta turned its back to its neighbors and adopted a territorial consolidation policy based on defending the colonial border legacy. Post-independent Algiers forced Tunisia to relinquish its claims to border areas amputated […]
King Mohammed VI is one of the “rare Heads of State with a humanist approach” on migration issue, writes French daily Le monde in a story on the tragedy of migrants, including the dozens killed in the airstrike that has hit lately a migrant detention centre near the Libyan capital. In an Op-ed titled: “Migrants: […]
Oil prices saw a modest rebound on Thursday August 29, recovering from two consecutive sessions of declines. This uptick was largely driven by renewed concerns about potential disruptions to Libyan oil supplies. Brent crude futures increased by nine cents, or 0.11%, reaching $78.74 per barrel. Similarly, U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude futures climbed by […]
