The departure of the French and American troops from Niger created an opportunity for the Russians to replace them....
The departure of the French and American troops from Niger created an opportunity for the Russians to replace them....
By MondAfrique: A column of armed vehicles from the Permanent Strategic Framework (CSP), the Touareg rebel coalition...
Audio version: The news: The visit a few days ago of a US government delegation to Niamey, the capital of Niger, did...
At least 19 people were killed in an attack and hostage-taking situation in Tunis, Tunisia today Wednesday. Among...
The Egyptian government, headed by the military is hoping to attract billions of foreign investor dollars to stimulate...
Government Troops battling Boko Haram in West, Central Africa and in the Sahel appear poorly equipped and badly...
The Libyan government based in the east of the country and affiliated to the House of Representatives (HoR) is ready...
The country of Chad does not want to be called “the Dead Heart of Africa” anymore. Although it is one of the world’s...
Now that Tunisia has managed to rebuild its government structures and a new constitution, how is it managing its...
The fifth round of talks on peace in northern Mali ended in Algiers with nothing in favor of the northern populations....
The recent appointment of General Khalifa Haftar as top military commander is an indication that many Libyans are...
MEA Risk issued a brief note on what it expects Egypt's security outlook will be as a result of the killing of 21 of...
Initial reports suggested three Libyan security guards were slain in the Corinthia Hotel assault while at least four...
The United Nations Security Council and participants in U.N.-sponsored peace talks for Libya condemned an attack...
There are some tiny signals coming from Egypt that President Sissi and his government are looking to ease a few of the...
The year 2014 ended with at least 3,771 fatalities from Critical Incidents in the Maghreb and Sahel zones, based on...
The following review is a summary of Critical Incidents witnessed by MEA Risk Analysts and as reported in Critical...
Over the past years Algeria has enjoyed a steady stream of strong revenues. Oil money has been used partly to...
The collection of problems facing Libya today seems so insurmountable that it makes it a prime candidate for failed...
Tunisia suffers from the illegal trade of merchandise that reduces its potential for more state income. Most of...
French President François Hollande announced today the release of Serge Lazarevic. Kidnapped in Hombori (Mali) by al-...
Niger, the northern neighbor of Nigeria is now on the target list of the West African Islamist militant group Boko...
MEA Risk says the first round of the Tunisian presidential elections turned out to be democratic, transparent, free,...
Since April 2014, an unprecedented frenzy has taken shape in northern Niger. This state of tension came with the...
The Egyptian regime is using some of the most severe tools of punishment to signal its Islamist foes that it means...
The international media, in particular CNN has focused a great deal of attention to the city of Derna in Eastern...
MEA Risk's Critical Incidents Tracker reports that despite a relatively quiet week (ending November 30th, 2014), the...
Egypt is facing what Algeria faced in the 1990s. Nothing is working. The economy is in despair and a civil war is...
I have been writing about your conflict for more than three decades. Invariably, I find myself delving into the same...
The nearly seven decades-old Israeli-Palestinian conflict continues to overshadow the brewing conflict between the...
The North Africa Journal | Tension remains high in Libya. Factions with opposing ideologies and strong men at their...
Tension has been rising between Morocco and Algeria, over, yet again the disputed Western Sahara territory. This...
The coalition that formed the Moroccan cabinet since the electoral victory of the Islamist PJD party has been facing a...
The prospect of stability and peace in North Africa, the Sahel and further into the Middle East and Sub-Sahara Africa...