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Maghreb-Ukraine (1). Algeria and Morocco Refuse to Choose
Akram Belkaid
Israeli Obscenities, Western and Arab Complicities
Alain Gresh
The United Arab Emirates, An Ally France Should Be Ashamed Of
Sébastien Fontenelle
Egypt’s Military Economy Under Threat from the
IMF
Jean-Pierre Sereni
Maltese, a Language so Unique in Europe
Joseph M. Brincat
Egypt. Al-Sisi, a Human Rights Illusionist
Marc Español
Nuclear Power in the Middle East between Energy Needs and Military Temptation
Mostafa Shalash
Spain falls into line with Morocco on the Western Sahara conflict
Ignacio Cembrero
Conflicts
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Maghreb-Ukraine (1). Algeria and Morocco Refuse to Choose
Akram Belkaid
Egypt’s Military Economy Under Threat from the
IMF
Jean-Pierre Sereni
Egypt. Al-Sisi, a Human Rights Illusionist
Marc Español
History
+ more
Israeli Obscenities, Western and Arab Complicities
Alain Gresh
Maltese, a Language so Unique in Europe
Joseph M. Brincat
Through the Looking-Glass, the Crusades
Nicolas Lepoutre
People and minorities
+ more
Spain falls into line with Morocco on the Western Sahara conflict
Ignacio Cembrero
Alain Gresh :“The rise of the extreme right in France is linked to our colonial history”
Bassam Haddad, Alain Gresh
Turkey. The power structure’s crackdown on the “enemy within”
Jean Michel Morel
Israel/Palestine
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Israeli-Apartheid: Over-View on the Left
Jean Stern
Israel-Palestine: Emmanuel Macron on the Way to Jerusalem
Jean Stern
Apocalypse Soon, From North America to Jerusalem
Falestin Naili
Economy
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Algeria. Government Hesitation Paralyses Growth
Jean-Pierre Sereni
More than Window-Dressing: On the Credibility of Public Statistics from Al-Sisi’s Egypt
Salima Batsi, Stephan Roll
Gulf Countries Race for Foreign Capital
Sebastian Castelier
Media
+ more
Israel Mired in the Pegasus Affair
Sylvain Cypel
Tunisia: Battleground for the Gulf Media
Sarra Grira
Egypt. Fighting “Evil People” Rather Than Covid-19
Ahmad Abdelhalim
Societies
+ more
Kais Saied, Tunisia’s All-Powerful President
Khadija Mohsen-Finan
Beirut. Walking Through Dilapidated Khandaq Al-Ghamiq
Sandra Rishani
Tunisia: In L’Ariana, Fast-Track Modernisation
Najla Ben Salah
International Relations
+ more
Diplomacy Without Diplomats? The Disputed Reform of the French Foreign Ministry
Sophie Pommier
Geopolitics of the Gulf. Return of Qatar, Weakening of the United Arab Emirates
Hicham Alaoui
Pakistan, India, China: A Planetary Realignment in Southern Asia
Olivier Da Lage
Religion
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French Jews Split Over Zemmour
Jean Stern
Tunisia: Inevitable Upheaval Fraught With Dangers
Thierry Brésillon
Tunisia. Ennahda Undone By the Test Of Power
Hatem Nafti
Politics
+ more
Presidential Elections in Iran. One “Official” Candidate, Multiple Divisions
Bernard Hourcade
Algeria’s Hirak: Experimenting a Political Agora
Ahmed Ghanem
How the Gulf Monarchies Made Ex-King Juan Carlos Rich
Ignacio Cembrero
Human Rights
+ more
Who Will Pay for the Rafales Delivered to Egypt?
Jean-Pierre Sereni
UE
-Egypt: A Disgraceful Partnership
Baudouin Loos
Unworthy Agreement Between France and the United Arab Emirates
Eva Thiébaud
Environment
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Climate Change Devastates the Sahel
Rémi Carayol
COP22
From Rhetoric to Action
Warda Mohamed
Why Water is an Endangered Vital Resource in the Maghreb
Sana Sbouai
Women
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Israeli Society Sick With Rape
Jean Stern
Veiled Women in France. Entrepreneurship Against Discrimination
Ariana Mozafari
Tunisia. Inheritance Equality Contested
Thierry Brésillon
Culture
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Towards a New Arabic Pop?
Pierre France
Why Streaming Hasn’t Overtu(r)ned Music in the Arab World. Not Yet
Pierre France
Algeria, Sacred Country or Secular Land?
Ghania Mouffok