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  • Origins of Military Power in Algeria

    The political preponderance of the armed forces in Algeria emerged only after a long period of confrontation following the outbreak of the war of liberation in 1954. And after the sidelining of the political figures whose influence …

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    Tags : Algeria, army, military power,

  • Italy, Germany, US Seek Libya Cease-Fire After Egypt Threat

    ROME — Italy, Germany and the United States pushed Monday for a cease-fire and de-escalation of tensions in Libya following a warning by Egypt that it would intervene militarily if Turkish-backed forces attack the strategic city of Sirte. Italian Foreign Minister Luigi Di Maio and…

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    Tags : Libya, Italy, Germany, USA, Egypt, cease-fire,

  • Morocco to resume domestic travel and services

    RABAT: Morocco will further loosen lockdown measures for the services sector and domestic transport starting June 24, the government said on Sunday. Cafes, restaurants, sports clubs, and other services and entertainment businesses will be able to resume activity at half capacity except in the provinces of Tangier, Larache, Marrakech and Kenitra, where infections remain higher, it said.

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    Tags : Morocco, Coronavirus, covid 19, pandemic, travels,

  • Turkey Seeks Diplomatic Gains After Risky Libya Military Intervention

    ISTANBUL – Turkey is seeking to reap diplomatic rewards from its military success in Libya. Recent gains by Turkish-backed forces of the Libyan Government of National Accord (GNA) are enhancing Ankara’s influence in Libya and with the European Union. Turkey sent military personnel…

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    Tags : Libya, Turkey, military intervention,

  • The Tunisian ‘Exception’ and the Role of the EU: Perspectives from Tunisia

    The Tunisian transition has been and is mostly led to a substantial amount by civil society actors. As such, Tunisia constitutes a particular case for evaluating the role of the EU which presents itself as a supporter of civil society. How, indeed, are its presence and practices perceived by those actors? Based on more than thirty interviews, the authors find that Tunisian stakeholders…

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    Tags : Tunisia, arab spring, democracy,

  • Morocco to ease coronavirus lockdown

    RABAT, Morocco .-Morocco on Saturday announced it would ease restrictive measures imposed to curb the novel coronavirus outbreak. In a statement, the health and interior ministries said the relaxation would take place in all areas as of June 24 except for the Marrakesh, Larache, Kenitra and Tangier-Asilah provinces. Morocco has been on lockdown since March 20.

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    Tags : Morocco, coronavirus; covid 19, lockdown,

  • Algeria: Realities and challenges

    Houda Sahri, Jean-Jérôme Khodara and Nahla Djabi of Matouk Bassiouny in association with SH Avocats review the flurry of pro-investment legal developments being ushered in by Algeria’s government. In february 2019…

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  • The Structuring and Good Governance of the Pulses Sector in Morocco : Results from an e-delhi survey

    Food security is on the political agenda of both developing and developed countries and materialized in the action of public authorities who see food governance as a lever to meet the multiple challenges of sustainability. Among the crops that respond to these challenges…

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    Tags : Morocco, Structuring, Good Governance,

  • Morocco and Western Sahara

    Morocco saw a less strict application of many laws that violate human rights and civil norms, following the “Arab Spring” revolution, but it didn’t last long. Criticism of religion, ans religious or state authorities, remains a crime…

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    Tags : Western Sahara, Morocco, Arab Spring, religion,

  • A Framework to Achieve the Model for Development in Morocco

    There may be irony in Morocco now reconsidering and revamping its development model, which is its national guiding frameworks for social and environmental fulfilment. I have long been and remain a believer in Morocco’s existing structures for people’s development. There is…

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    Tags : Morocco, development,