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MENASource
By Sarah Zaaimi
As political tensions between Algiers and Rabat have continued to mount since 2020, another front is being fought with no possible détente in sight.
By Tahani Elmogrbi
Tahani Elmogrbi interviewed the High National Election Commission chairman to get his perspective on the elections in the current environment after Abdullah Batili’s resignation.
By Shahira Amin
Egypt’s intention to pull out of hostage deal mediation efforts and the continued closure of the Rafah border crossing are alarm bells for Israel.
By Richard LeBaron
The conflict between the opposition-dominated parliament and the appointed cabinet is not new, and this is not the first time the parliament has been suspended.
By El Mehdi Boudra
From Rabat to Praia, a new generation of African leaders is reclaiming their Jewish history and realizing a brighter future.
By Jean-Loup Samaan
The biggest issue facing the White House is not the Houthi threat but the US failure to rally partners and allies behind its leadership
By Hanaa Almoaibed
Since the launch of Vision 2030, economic developments have pushed women to be more independent and in control of their finances.
By Doga Unlu
US President Joe Biden has a diplomatic opportunity to strengthen an old partnership and position Turkey as a regional bulwark to encourage a more balanced Iran.
By Ömer Özkizilcik
It is crucial that the United States and Turkey overcome their differences because the governments need to strengthen their alliance—especially as it concerns Syria.
By Karim Mezran
Regardless of who replaces Abdoulaye Bathily, the next special envoy will not be able to solve Libya’s political impasse as long as the leaders of the country’s factions remain unwilling to meaningfully engage.
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