Moroccan Islamic Broadcasting in Response to Religious Extremism
1. An Independent Narrative: Ideas and ideals conveyed on the channels are not defined in opposition to an extremist ideology
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On February 18, Moroccan King Mohammad IV, is visiting Mali. The trip is part of an ongoing Moroccan strategy to use a 'soft-power' approach in dealings with her neighbors to the South and South-West.
View ArticleFrom Tunisia to Egypt: The Great Confiscation, Part 1
The Tunisian political landscape cannot be analyzed and understood in its full complexity without putting it against the regional and global context of "the Arab revolutions," these social and...
View ArticleMarhaba! Introducing Al Huffington Post Maghreb
I'm delighted to announce the launch of Al Huffington Post Maghreb, a French-language edition of The Huffington Post covering the Maghreb countries -- Tunisia, Morocco and Algeria. Just last month we...
View ArticleWhat We Will Be
Al Huffington Post Maghreb is a news website with a dual purpose: to deliver "hot" news, occurring every day, happy or sad, serious or light-hearted. We will do this with ambition and professionalism,...
View ArticleWhy Algeria Did Not Distinguish Between Expatriates and Its Citizens at In...
While foreigners are welcome in Algeria, they are made to understand that they are not only subject to the government's laws and its rules and regulations, but also to the state's broader objectives.
View ArticleAre We On the Right Track?
I applaud the concept of a unified region in the Middle East that would promote economic growth to millions of people in need. But it is once again an effort from the West to push a region to emulate...
View ArticleFortress Algeria
To understand why the U.S. sees Algeria as such an attractive solution to North African and Saharan instability, and to understand how many Algerians view their own country, it is useful to sketch a...
View ArticleAFRICOM's Effective Public Diplomacy Venue
One of the most impressive online U.S. public diplomacy venues is Magharebia, a website and news service for North Africans
View ArticleEgypt: The Next Volcano?
Egypt is facing a potential political eruption that could rock the entire Mideast and seriously undermine US domination of the strategic region.
View ArticleNew Details Emerge About The Attack In Niger That Killed 4 U.S. Soldiers
A new report suggests the soldiers were greatly overpowered in an hours-long assault by militants.
View ArticleMemories of Malta
"It would take you 30 years to really learn Maltese," one sports fan proclaimed over a Heineken, slurring his gutturals. The
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Don't cry for New Orleans. While it was a time to mourn the loss of a great talent, Prince, the New Orleans Jazz Fest was a confirmation and celebration of the reincarnation of the City many had...
View ArticleAlgeria's Birth of a New Democracy
Constitutional amendments and recent reforms in intelligence and security in Algeria are indeed substantial, if not revolutionary.
View ArticleAn Interview with Libya's Ambassador to the United Nations
Joseph Braude met with Ambassador Ibrahim al-Dabbashi, the Permanent Representative of Libya to the United Nations, to discuss hopes for reconstruction and renewal of civil society and state...
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