Libya: Time for Something Radically New
The North Africa Journal | By Arezki Daoud | The sacking of Prime Minister Ali Zeidan may be long overdue, but Libya’s problems remain the same with a dysfunctional and divided Congress, and regions and ethnic groups feeling neglected. The country wants to run as a normal nation but there is nothing normal in its current situation.
Mayhem in Ghardaia: Ethnic Conflict Tearing Apart Central Algeria
The North Africa Journal | A 22-year old Mozabite man of Berber decent was assassinated by a gang in early February 2014, making him the fourth victim since the start of the year. ...
European Investors Steer Clear from Moroccan Solar Projects in Disputed Western Sahara Territory
The North Africa Journal | Morocco has managed to raise so far about $1 billion to fund its mega solar project. Half of that money is a donation from Saudi Arabia, largely to enable Saudi companies to win contracts in Morocco. ...
Troubled Times for North Africa’s Oil Sector
The North Africa Journal | By Arezki Daoud | Foreign companies are expressing their frustration with the security and political events affecting their business in North Africa. Many decided to postpone work for some future time, a decision often justified by a reduction in global demand, lower global prices and higher inventories expected in the future. That leaves, however, greater uncertainty in the region and many questions are being asked by the global investor community as to what come next....
North Africa and Sahel: Major Military Buildup Underway
The North Africa Journal | By Arezki Daoud | Even as northern Mali continues to deal with the aftermath of its Jihadist invasion and the French offensive to remove them, the biggest concern for the region and international military organizations remains southern Libya and in particular the Libya-Algeria shared borders. A military buildup is underway, involving tens of thousands of troops, and upcoming acquisition of Russian military equipment and Chinese drones....
Analysis- US Military Capture Tanker Carrying Libyan Oil
- More Violence in Libya: Dozens Killed, Incontrollable Militias
- Algeria Receives 'B-' Neutral Negative Stability Rating, Graded 50.7, According to MEA Risk
- Reflections from The Morocco Summit: Gateway for Unlimited Opportunities
- Morocco-Algeria: Diplomatic Tension Escalates
- Despite Security Vacuum in Libya, Oil Exploration Goes On, Repsol Finds New Reserves
- Morocco: the King’s Men Return to Power, Islamists Take a Much Needed Break
- Libya PM Zeidan Kidnapped by a Government “Anti-Corruption Unit” [update]
- US Raids in Somalia and Libya | Audiocast
- Anas Al-Liby Captured by US Special Forces
- Al Qaeda Gets Sophisticated with Intelligence Gathering
- Facing the Truth About Jerusalem
- Why a US-Iran Rapprochement May be a Good Thing in the War against Global Terrorism
- Egyptian Military Degrades Muslim Brotherhood Organization
- Audiocast: Pending Western Intervention in Syria
- Audiocast: Egypt in Crisis: Update
- Audiocast: Berlusconi's legal case
- Audiocast: Egypt in Crisis
- Egypt: Muslim Brotherhood Strikes Back, Egyptian Crisis Deepens
- Massacre and State of Emergency in Egypt
- Wanted: Algerian Court Issues International Warrant for the Arrest of Ex-Oil Minister Chakib Khelil
- Algeria to Beef Up Security in Oil Fields
- Despite Security Concerns, Oil Companies Position Themselves for Leadership in Libya
- Oil and Energy Sectors Vulnerable to Corruption in North Africa
- Despite Revolt and New Politics, it’s Business as Usual for Energy Sector in Egypt
- Competing for Africa: Is China’s Africa’s Economic Campaign Unstoppable?
- Debt Crisis in the Moroccan Subsidy System: Undesirable Gift for Islamist PM
- Betting on the Wrong Horse: China and Russia Struggling to Deal with the New Libya
- Debt Crisis in the Moroccan Subsidy System: Undesirable Gift for Islamist PM
- Tunisia: Painful Recovery for the Business Sector
- US Troops Deployed in the Amchach Military Base in North Mali
- Back from the Dead: Belmokhtar Launches Daring Attacks in the Sahel, Warns of More to Come
- The Jihadists in Africa's Sahel Zone: Expect More of the Same Despite Cleanup in Mali
- Qatar's Dangerous and Murky Game in West Africa
- Algerian Government Ministers Implicated in Corruption Cases: All Eyes on Chakib Khelil and Others
- Is Egypt's Military Kneeling Under Public Pressure?
- It's All About Oil and Some
- Global Investors Reassessing their MENA Posture: Investments in the Region Likely to Drop Considerably
- No Smoking Gun in the Megrahi Release, But Big Projects in Libya Await British Companies
- Civil War in Libya: From the Euphoria of a Revolution to a Protracted Conflict
- The other dimension of the virtual space in the revolution of freedom in Tunisia: from Facebook to Streetbook
- North Africa’s Defense Expenditure: Serious Concern or Legitimate Spending?
- A Tumultuous North Africa
- Capturing Business Opportunities in North Africa While Avoiding Risk
- Can Shokri Ghanem Step In and Should Libya Become a Federated State?
- Uncompetitive Moroccan Travel Industry (21)
- Advice For Algeria: Go Back to the Drawing Board (7)
- US Military Capture Tanker Carrying Libyan Oil (6)
- Algeria’s Gas Exploration Program Challenged by Tough Economic Reality (5)
- Irrational Behavior (5)
- National Identity : Who is really French? [video] (5)
- Libya: No Easy Options Even after Muamar Ghaddafi is Gone (5)
- With Ben Ali on the Run and Gaddafi Fighting for his Life is a Unified Maghreb a Fading Dream? (5)
- Libya: Time for Something Radically New (5)
- Marrakech Terror Attack Risks to Derail Political Progress in Morocco and Could Slow Rapprochement with Algeria (4)
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