Algerian President Tebboune Declared Winner Of Elections
Algerian President Abdulmadjid Tebboune was declared the winner of Saturday’s election with 95% of the vote, according to official results.
Read moreAlgerian President Abdulmadjid Tebboune was declared the winner of Saturday’s election with 95% of the vote, according to official results.
Read moreIn a surprising turn of events, Tunisian President Kais Saied has dismissed Prime Minister Ahmed Hachani and appointed Social Affairs
Read moreParis, France – In a significant shift in foreign policy, France has officially thrown its support behind Morocco’s autonomy plan
Read moreOn Thursday, Algeria expressed “great regret and strong denunciation” regarding the French government’s decision to recognize an autonomy plan for
Read moreVarious media outlets are reporting on a rift in diplomatic relations between France and Algeria over the Western Sahara Issue.
Read moreThe United Nations Libya mission (UNSMIL) has issued a fervent call for authorities in the eastern region of the country
Read moreFamilies of imprisoned Tunisian dissidents are urging the International Criminal Court (ICC) to investigate alleged political persecution and human rights
Read moreTunisian President Kais Saied has put forward a proposal to introduce additional taxes targeted at the wealthiest individuals in order
Read moreAuthor: Nadia Marzouki (*). First appeared in New York Times.
I remember exactly when I knew that Tunisia was free.
It was February 2011, just weeks after a popular uprising had forced Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali, Tunisia’s longtime dictator, to flee the country. I was coming home for the first time in 10 years: My father was a prominent opponent of the regime, and it hadn’t been safe to stay. When I lived in Tunisia, I was used to being scrutinized and interrogated at the airport. But in 2011 a border officer welcomed me with an affable grin. In that moment, it was suddenly clear what the revolution had achieved.
Read moreTunisia under the rule of President Saied is increasing its crackdown on free speech. The media’s landscape is facing mounting
Read moreOn May 16, 1930, the French protectorate in Morocco introduced a decree known as the Berber Dahir, which brought changes
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