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Category: Columns
Expropriation case highlights amateurism of Algerian diplomacy
The Algerian foreign minister Ahmed Attaf surprisingly said an expropriation case of unused buildings owned by Algeria in Morocco was closed, few days only after ... Read More
Tunisia: Kais Saied paves way for his re-election with repression
As Tunisia braces for presidential elections in December 2024, a fog of repression looms over the country that was once the Arab Spring’s success story ... Read More
Forced procreation unveils Polisario’s gruesome rights violations
Human Rights activists alerted at an international gathering in Geneva to the gruesome practice by the Polisario in forcing women held in the Tindouf camps ... Read More
Algeria braces for presidential elections on Sept 7
The Algerian presidency said presidential elections will be held on September 7, the second vote after the country’s 2019 pro-democracy Hirak that failed to remove ... Read More
EU reaffirms positive socio-economic impact of agricultural agreement with Morocco (Official Report)
The European Union reaffirmed, in its 2023 report, the positive socio-economic impact of the agricultural agreement with Morocco, and the full benefit of the agreement's ... Read More
Washington-Rabat co-sponsored UN Resolution on AI, a historic step toward fostering secure systems
The United States has commended the adoption by the United Nations General Assembly of the first UN resolution on artificial intelligence (AI), which was initially ... Read More
Why Algeria’s diplomacy is in decline
Algeria’s voice internationally has become inaudible as men in uniform steer an Algerian diplomacy in disarray, suffering a series of setbacks in recent years that ... Read More
Spain denies Morocco had spied on its leaders
The Spanish presidency has dismissed the allegations that Morocco had spied on its Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez or carried hostile acts against Spain. This came ... Read More
Advocate General’s Recent Conclusions on EU-Morocco Agreements: Implications and Recommendations / Sahara
The recent conclusions of the Advocate General of the Court of Justice of the European Union detail the progress made in the appeals filed by ... Read More
Algeria expropriates but does not want to be expropriated
An expropriation case in Rabat has exposed the extent of endemic misinformation of the Algerian regime, who issued a strong-worded statement claiming to be unaware ... Read More