Russian Soldiers Carry Out Exercises In Algeria
A hundred Russian soldiers carried out exercises in Algeria’s Bechar Province at the end of January 2023,...
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Maghreb
Morocco World News covers news and developments across the North African region, including Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Libya, and Mauritania. We provide in-depth analysis of political, economic, and social trends shaping the Maghreb countries, as well as their relations with each other and the wider world. This section explores regional cooperation, challenges, and opportunities, offering insights into how the Maghreb is evolving within the context of Africa, the Arab world, and global geopolitics.
Algerian Police Chief’s Sham Marriage for French Residency Resurfaces
Head of Algeria’s General Directorate of National Security Farid Zineddine Bencheikh had his residence permit in France...
Tunisian Parliamentary Elections Expected to See Low Turnout
The Tunisian parliamentary elections held on Sunday are expected to draw a low turnout as economic woes...
Italian PM Heads to Algeria to Secure Energy Supplies
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni is set to travel to Algeria this weekend in the European country’s...
Tunisians Take to the Street to Protest Kais Saied
With today marking the 12th anniversary of the 2011 revolution that sparked the Arab Spring, thousands have...
Emmanuel Macron Rules Out War Between Algeria and Morocco
French President Emmanuel Macron has ruled out the possibility of a war between Algeria and Morocco in...
Ex-French Ambassador to Algeria Warns of ‘Algeria’s Collapse’
Ex-French Ambassador to Algeria Xavier Driencourt published an article in French newspaper Le Figaro criticizing Algerian President...
Five Migrants Die After Boat Sinks Off Tunisian Coast
At least five African migrants died and another 10 have gone missing after their boat to Italy...
Morocco vs France: When, How to Watch the Game Live
Morocco's national football team is going head-to-head with France in the World Cup semi-final on December 14,...
Algeria’s ‘Rotten’ Regime Is Only Saved by High Gas Prices
Algeria’s economy and politics are both becoming increasingly paralyzed, and its leadership is continuing to be “repressive...
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