Syria: a ceasefire proposal in the air
As international pressure keeps mounting on Assad to hand over power coupled with accusations of using cluster bombs and threatening to use chemical weapons which […]
Articles by Geraldine Boechat
Morocco could sell RAM stakes
Faced with economic hardships and constraints, the King of Morocco is gone for an official visit to gulf countries accompanied by a high powered delegation. […]
Libya Taps New Prime Minister
The former Libyan human rights advocate and diplomat, Ali Zeidan has been tapped by his country’s lawmakers as prime minister a week after the Parliament […]
Egypt: awareness campaign begins
The final constitution draft is “nearly ready” and a sample has been released to the public as part of an awareness campaign, “Know your constitution”, […]
Israel strikes again after retaliation
Israel has fired back rockets into the Gaza Strip after Hamas shelled it in retaliation to a previous airstrike. Israel said it aimed “Hamas terror […]
UNRWA to Receive over $14 Mln Assistance from EU
The UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the East (UNRWA) is expected to receive $14.3 million in financial aid from the European […]
Turkey retaliates Syria shelling
Turkey has shelled Syrian government targets after one of its border town, Akcakale, registered five civilian casualties from an “artillery fire belonging to the Syrian […]
Morocco Renews Commitment to Western Sahara Autonomy Plan
King Mohammed VI of Morocco, a key U.S. ally in the MENA region, has renewed his country’s firm commitment to Western Sahara talks, voicing the […]
Mauritania: Economy scored better-than-expected performance
Mauritanian economy has scored better-than expected performance and was resilient to exogenous shocks thanks to a fiscal and external policy space that have reached unprecedented […]
Morocco’s government sells 10% of BP
As Morocco continues to relieve itself away from the economic crisis that it is going through, the government has sold a 10% stake in ‘’Banque […]