Elections are underway despite the actions of federalists in the East of Libya in the East of Libya who have called for a boycott. A helicopter carrying election materials was shot at and an...

Malian Prime Minister Cheikh Modibo Diarra, who is on a working visit to Morocco, called on Friday on Morocco to use the trust it enjoys internationally to help Mali recover its territorial...

The Humanities Department Dean Habib Kazdaghli at Manouba University faced a court hearing charged him with assaulting a veiled woman student in his office.He denied the charge, saying he was only...

The American NGO Human Rights First held a press conference yesterday in Tunis, in partnership with the National Council for Liberties Association and "Insaf" on the tragic consequences of the use...

Executive Director International Monetary Fund (IMF), Christine Lagarde, warned on Friday that the institution would soon lower its growth forecast due to the worsening global economic situation...

The French government could enter the capital of Peugeot, according to La Tribune. In exchange, the State would require that the firm produces more in France The group denied the report....

A sub regional workshop on the development of labelled local farming produce was accompanied by an action plan to boost regional capacities in this field in Morocco, Algeria and Tunisia....

On the eve of Libya’s historic elections for a General National Congress on Saturday, 7 July the seaside capital’s bustling streets are lined with hundreds of campaign posters advertising electoral...

The Cultures of Niger and Mali are threatened by locust swarms which are moving south from Algeria and Libya, the Food and Agricuture Organisation (FAO) warned today....

France and Algeria have had a difficult relationship since independence. President Francois Hollande has suggested that he may be ready to offer some kind of apology and an expression of regret...

The Ambassador of the European Union in Morocco Eneko Landaburu, the Minister of Economy and Finance Minister Nizar Baraka and Solidarity, Women, Family and Social Development Bassima Hakkaoui,...

One of the iconic images of Egypt’s revolution was that of men and women standing together, united for positive change. But since then, women...

The festivities celebrating the fiftieth anniversary of Algeria independence, begin on Wednesday at midnight in Sidi Fredj,where the French colonial army had landed in 1830, A fireworks display...

The Plan Numeric Morocco 2013: has achieved 9,000 jobs with 150, 000 teachers and 90,000 students connected to the Internet. In its first year of operation the plan Morocco Numeric 2013 is on...

Official US government engagement with Islamic political parties has long been a controversial subject. In April, however, mid-level White House administrators officially met with a delegation from...

Incoming World Bank President Jim Yong Kim reported to work on Monday for the first time, telling those gathered at the bank’s headquarters here in Washington that he was “humbled and inspired to...

By staking out a policy line on Iran reflecting the views of the Israeli national security leadership, Deputy Prime Minister Shaul Mofaz has undercut the Benjamin Netanyahu government’s carefully...

Since March 2011, Syrian authorities have subjected tens of thousands of people to torture, rape, sexual abuse and unlawful detention, with some cases of ill treatment leading to death, according...

Tunisia is stepping up initiatives towards Algerian nationals and the citizens of the Maghreb countries, who can now visit, stay and settle in Tunisia with only an identity card....