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  • The image shows a cityscape featuring a tall building with the letters "BMCI" prominently displayed on it. The architecture of the surrounding buildings is a mix of modern and traditional styles. The sky is clear and blue, indicating a sunny day. In the foreground, there are vehicles on the road, including a red car and a few buses, as well as a billboard advertising various products. The scene conveys a bustling urban environment. When France Used the Public Debt to Colonise Morocco Adam Barbe · February 2017
  • Algeria’s Independence: The Forgotten Protests that Forged a Nation Mathieu Rigouste · February 2017
  • The image depicts a formal meeting taking place in a well-lit, elegantly furnished room. A group of professionals is seated around a coffee table, engaged in discussion. On one side, a person in a suit appears to be leading the conversation, while others listen attentively. The room features tasteful decor, including paintings on the walls and a floral arrangement on the table, creating a calm and sophisticated atmosphere. The group consists of both men and women, indicating a diverse representation. “Civil Society” in Tunisia: the Ambivalence of a New Seat of Power Hèla Yousfi · January 2017
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