With a More Enterprising Russia, Cards are Reshuffled in the...
Although Russia says it remains committed to UN arms embargo on Libya, show of support for Haftar comes when his enemies are weakening, observes Francis Ghiles. A new power structure...
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Will Tunisia restore diplomatic ties with Syria?
During a parliament session Jan. 4, Tunisian Interior Minister Hadi al-Majdoub revealed the presence of a Tunisian security office in Damascus and said daily security coordination was taking place between Tunisia...
Lopsided Struggle for Power in Morocco
The conflict over Morocco’s cabinet formation is a struggle for power between the PJD and the palace. A Four-party alliance led by billionaire Aziz Akhannouch voted on January 13 for...
How your Mind Works
“Mind is the Master power that molds and makes, And Man is Mind, and evermore he takes The tool of Thought, and, shaping what he wills, Brings forth a thousand...
A New Policy for North Africa in the Trump Era?
There has been much speculation across the Middle East and North Africa regarding what U.S. foreign policy in the region will look like under the Trump administration. We can infer...
Libya Political Dialogue meets in Tunisia without eastern members
The UN-brokered Libya Dialogue met in the town of Mammamet in Tunisia to assess the progress of the Presidency Council of the Government of National Accord (GNA) and discuss changing...
How Obama Changed Perceptions of Black Americans Around the World
“If so-and-so wins, I’m leaving the country,” is often what you hear after an election. A hollowed refrain, rarely followed up on, and Canada is probably the better for it....
Trump and Radical Islam
In the midst of the preparation to enter the White House as a President of the United States of America, the Islamists in general and in Tunis in particular as...
What is Denglisch and why is it so catchy?
English has been quietly conquering the German language since the end of the Second World War, with sometimes baffling consequences No other language – apart from Latin maybe – has...
Flashback: Tunisia’s revolution at 5
Tunisia continues to defy categorisation. This small North African country with perhaps Africa’s best-educated population (around 10m), has been the continent’s economic star for decades. It was also the byword...
