Several associations of Muslims in France are calling for a republican march on Sunday, April 15 in Paris, from 15 hours to "say no to religious radicalism", they announced today....

One of Tunisia's most senior politicians revealed on Monday he was trying to persuade Salafi Islamists to keep pursuing their agenda via legal means despite their discontent that Islamic or sharia...

A Libyan police brigade moved to quell clashes that broke out between two rival towns on Monday, brokering a cease-fire and securing the release of hostages, a local tribal chief said,AP reported....

The World Bank pledged on Monday in Algiers to provide technical support to modernise Algeria's agricultural sector by strengthening the human and technical capacities of different operators in...

Believing Islamist control of the process of drafting Egypt’s new constitution is absolute and not open to minority voices, Christian Copts and liberals have opted out of the process and will...

Mali braced for possible sanctions on Monday after its military rulers pledged to start returning power to civilians but no concrete moves were taken and it was not clear if neighbours would lift...

Inflation, poor growth rate and drought hit fragile Moroccan economy. The nation, which is struggling to get back on its feet, is also badly affected by the economic woes in France and Spain, its two...

Wanted members of the regime of former president Hosni Mubarak remain at large more than a year since he was ousted, and their illicit wealth lies safely beyond the reach of prosecutors....

The Tunisian government has decided to extend the current state of emergency in the country until the end of April, according to an official statement released on Saturday evening by a Presidential...

Motion pictures and documentaries will be screened from 2 to 30 April in Madrid to mark the fiftieth anniversary of the independence of Algeria, and at the initiative of the Spanish cultural...

The Banque Exterieur d'Algérie (BEA) and the Algerian subsidiary of the world's number one steel company, ArcelorMittal, signed a strategic funding agreement, it was learned on Sunday from the...

An election observation mission of the European Union (EU), consisting of 120 observers, has been deployed since Friday in Algeria to observe all stages of the legislative elections of May 10, the...

Rabat is forced to revise its growth rate and budget promises amid rising oil prices, inflation and a downturn in foreign investment Morocco's...

The International Junior Chamber of Morocco will organise the 2012 JCI Africa & Middle East Area Conference. following the worsening situation in Syria, there were two years initially chosen to...

The MNLA and Ansar Dine have captured Gao and are reported to have taken Timbuktu thus taking most of the North of Mali. Since the coup last week they have moved rapidly to consolidate their...

Muslim Brotherhood to field Khairat al-Shater as candidate in May's presidential vote, reversing earlier policy. The Muslim Brotherhood in...

The United Nations, which is in the process of refurbishing its 62-year-old headquarters building at a cost of over 1.8 billion dollars financed by member states, is now seeking additional funds...

A few hundred police cadets in ad hoc camouflage uniforms march up and down the grounds at a training centre in the coastal town Zawiyah. "You are the people protecting the revolution and symbol of...

UNWTO and the Ministry of Tourism of Tunisia are holding an international conference on the future of Mediterranean tourism on the island of Djerba (16-17 April, 2012)....