In Europe, the demand for hydrocarbons remains extremely high, especially since Brussels decided to sever ties with Moscow. Russia, which was one of the main gas suppliers to the Old Continent, now occupies a marginal role compared to other nations…
On October 6, 2024, Tunisia will hold its third presidential election since the revolution. However, this election is the first since July 25, 2021, a date that marks a significant shift in the country’s political landscape. On that day, President…
On April 22, 2024, Tunis hosted a tripartite Maghreb summit attended by the presidents of Tunisia, Kais Saied, Algeria, Abdelmadjid Tebboune, and the head of the Libyan Presidential Council, Mohamed al-Menfi. The summit’s final statement emphasized strengthening security coordination, protecting…
This study examines the features and characteristics of the media system that developed in Morocco between 2011 and 2023. It analyzes the model of the relationship between this system and the political regime. The study hypothesizes that the transformations that…
Abstract The end of the Cold War era ushered in a new geopolitical landscape, particularly in the Mediterranean region. As a pivotal North African nation, Algeria found itself navigating uncharted waters, redefining its foreign policy objectives and recalibrating its relationships…
Abstract:This article examines the evolving role of Algeria in the global and regional security landscape, with a particular focus on the political and strategic dimensions of regional security in North Africa and the wider Mediterranean region. It explores the complex…
The Moroccan-Algerian conflict refers to the ongoing tension and sporadic clashes between the Kingdom of Morocco and the People’s Democratic Republic of Algeria over the status of Western Sahara. Morocco claims sovereignty over Western Sahara, which Algeria contests on behalf…
L’Algérie est un pays situé en Afrique du Nord avec une population d’environ 43 millions d’habitants. C’est le plus grand pays d’Afrique et le 10e plus grand au monde. L’Algérie a une histoire riche et a été habitée par divers…
The Maghreb region of North Africa, comprising the countries of Algeria, Morocco, Tunisia, Libya and Mauritania, has had a complex relationship with France stretching back over a century. As the former colonial power in the region, France has continued to…
Abstract The Arab Maghreb region faces significant challenges in sustainably managing its transboundary water resources. Five countries – Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Libya and Mauritania – share major river basins and underground aquifers, yet lack a comprehensive framework for cooperative management.…
Climate change poses one of the most serious threats to sustainable development in Algeria. Rising temperatures, declining rainfall, and increasing frequency of extreme weather events are impacting water resources across the country. Water is a critical resource in Algeria, needed…
Algeria is the largest country in Africa and has an economy that is heavily dependent on oil and gas. The country’s oil and gas sector accounts for around 35% of the gross domestic product (GDP), 60% of budget revenues and…
