Libya: Rebels hands over ports to government, Benghazi reactivated
Libya’s government reached a deal with rebels on Sunday to reopen two occupied oil ports accounting for 200,000 barrels per day of crude exports in […]
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Algeria: Kerry honors Algeria visit, security a priority
Algeria has received U.S Secretary of State John Kerry in a visit aimed at strengthening ties and cooperation between the two countries. After a closed […]
Turkey: AK Party unshaken by recordings in elections
The much awaited results of the Turkish municipal elections which are considered by the Prime Minister Erdogan of the AK Party as referendum seem to […]
Tunisia: Medical Tourism Dominating New Tunisia
Although Tunisia’s tourism industry has not recovered as wished by the authorities and stakeholders, a new trend of tourism is quickly becoming the order of […]
Israel: Worldwide closure of foreign missions Monday onwards
Israel is witnessing the shutdown of its diplomatic missions for the first time in its history. The Foreign Ministry’s workers union has ordered the employees […]
Libya might fracture or slide deeper into chaos
Crisis in Libya have taken a new dimension after the ship that was able to escape the navy was seized by the U.S Navy. The […]
UAE : Dubai Ruler Reassures Support to Tunisian PM
Tunisia’s Prime Minster Mehi Jomaa is on his maiden visit to the United Arab Emirates as Prime Minister. Foreign Minister Mongi Hamdi is part of […]
Morocco, UK Set to Boost Economic Ties
Morocco and Great Britain have agreed to enhance further their economic partnership to match the excellence of political ties binding the two kingdoms. The agreement […]
Egypt : WB and EU fund growth and poverty reduction
Egypt will be receiving around $300 million from the World Bank and European Union to be invested in development projects. The investment is expected to […]
Libya: Zeidan out after Ship Drama
The General National Congress (GNC) has reacted to the drama which unfolded at sea by sending away Prime Minister Zeidan and his government. The North […]