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Category: Letters to the Editor
Sahara issue: King Mohammed VI calls on UN to assume responsibility
King Mohammed VI urged the UN to assume its responsibility over the Sahara issue in a context where the reality points to Moroccan sovereignty over ... Read More
Court in Comoros hands suspended nine-month in jail sentence to four journalists
Four journalists including French media RFI correspondent have received nine-month in jail suspended sentences for defamation in an alleged sexual harassment affair within State-run television ... Read More
Air travel in EAC region should be made more affordable for citizens
The cost of air travel within the East African Community (EAC) region is still very high, which is also due to high operating costs and ... Read More
Sahara: Arab Journalists Union Reaffirms Backing to Morocco’s Autonomy Plan and Territorial Integrity
The Union of Arab Journalists has reaffirmed strong support for Morocco’s autonomy plan offered the Sahara under its sovereignty and reiterated its steadfast backing for ... Read More
UN sounds alarm over human rights situation deterioration in Eritrea
United Nations Deputy High Commissioner for Human Rights, Nada Al-Nashif, has described as “dire” the situation of human rights in Eritrea where the UN official ... Read More
Can Diplomatic Efforts Save Syria from the Abyss?
While Syria is tumbling deeper into the abyss with the participation of Lebanese Hezbollah in the fierce combats waged by the Syrian army to drive ... 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
The Globalization of Education through Technology: Valid on Whose Terms?
Globalization is generally viewed as the inevitable solution to many of the world’s inequality issues, especially where access to education and educational resources are concerned. ... Read More
Catch-22: Europe’s Sovereign Debt Crisis and its Impact on the MENA Economies Revisited
The sovereign debt crisis is often being called the mother of all problems, especially those with no-win solutions (or double-win of any sort for that ... Read More
Who are the “Islamists” in the Arab Spring?
In the context of the Arab Spring, the use of the term "Islamism" is very common. The new political elites throughout the North Africa, commonly ... Read More