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Despite its price fluctuations, gold continues to have a prestigious status and finding it is a passion in Africa. The fever of finding gold drives prospectors to go to the heart of the Sahara Desert, in Mauritania, where sites are increasing...
Read moreOn the occasion of International Workers' Day, which most countries celebrate, a question many of us ask: Am I happy and satisfied at my work? Or is there always tension that accompanies me in the workplace? In this context, an unprecedented report was issued this week by…
Read moreMali is facing its most serious security challenge in years as jihadist fighters and Tuareg separatists launch coordinated attacks and tighten a blockade around the capital, Bamako, increasing pressure…
Read moreWith oil prices surging past $126 per barrel, Nadia Massih is joined by Amena Bakr, Head of Middle East Energy & OPEC+ Insights at Kpler in Dubai. The Hormuz blockade, she argues, exposes the fragility…
Read morePeople are gathering in cities around the world to mark International Workers' Day, taking to the streets to demand higher wages and better working conditions. May 1 has long been a public holiday driven…
Read moreIran continues to extend its control over the strategic Strait of Hormuz while negotiations with Washington are at a standstill. The closure of the Strait of Hormuz and tensions in the Red Sea are forcing the reshaping of goods trade routes, and the African continent has become…
Read moreIn the United States, lawmakers remain deadlocked over the War Powers Resolution, which requires Congress to approve continued military action or withdraw troops once hostilities reach the 60-day mark.…
Read moreA union gathering organized by the Tunisian General Labor Union on the occasion of Labor Day, including a speech by Secretary-General Salah Eddine Salmi.
Read moreThe Italian PM’s response to Israel’s genocidal war on Gaza reflects not moral conviction, but political calculation.
Read moreThis Friday, May 1, the legal limit of 60 days to sustain a war without approval from the US Congress will be met, under the 1973 law that authorizes it with an emergency directive. However,…
Read moreSeveral separatist and local sources confirmed on Friday that Tuareg rebels had taken control of the strategic Tessalit camp in northern Mali.
Read moreWarning follows Jewish man's arrest over brutal attack on nun in Jerusalem this week.
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