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Category: Columns
Algeria, a nation forced to live in the past
Algeria is a predominantly young nation ruled by an aged and ailing military junta that is set to continue rehashing myths putting the country on ... Read More
Melilla tragic crossing exposes West hypocrisy on migrants’ rights
Fortress Europe has never been so hypocritical. Commentators in Western media have been competing to blame Morocco for the deadly crossing of Melilla on June ... Read More
Algeria weaponizing migration against Morocco and Spain
Most of the migrants who took part in Melilla's deadly crossing last Friday were from eastern Africa, notably Sudan, who could only access Morocco after ... Read More
Morocco has no lessons to receive on migration
Despite being the only country in Africa with a migration policy permeated by a humanitarian approach, Morocco was recently attacked by those intent on looking ... Read More
Arab League, African Union deafening silence regarding Algeria-Spain feud
Nothing demonstrates the deep isolation of the Algerian regime in its Arab and African environment than the abstinence of the Arab League and the African ... Read More
Morocco, Saudi Arabia, an enduring partnership
Morocco and Saudi Arabia have once again underscored the strength characterizing their multilayered ties, voicing commitment to further bolster bilateral cooperation at the economic level. ... Read More
Algeria diplomatically corners itself as real party to Sahara conflict
Morocco has repeatedly said that Algeria is the genuine party to the Sahara conflict and that no solution can be found without its active participation. ... Read More
Algeria worsens its self-imposed isolation by erratic decisions
After worsening ties with almost all of its immediate north African neighbors, Algeria has entrenched its self-inflicted diplomatic and economic isolation by hostile moves against ... Read More
Sultana Khaya, a fake rights activists serving Algeria-armed Polisario separatists
Sultana Khaya has failed to attract global attention recently by her multiple gesticulations in support of the Polisario separatists and their mentor Algeria as she ... Read More
Algeria bans trade with Spain, scraps neighborliness treaty
Algeria ordered its banks to suspend processing all import and export operations with Spain, in a recent escalation that followed the suspension of a neighborliness ... Read More