The 18th International Festival of Mediterranean Film Tétouan (Northern Morocco, 24-31 March) proposes, for this year's event, a special program on "Cinema and the Arab Spring", the organizers of...

After the meeting of 12 February on the German artist August Macke and his short stay in April 1914 in Tunisia, the cycle of monthly literary events organized by the International Cultural Centre...

The bank will unveil its results for 2011 in the next few weeks .But already, the investment community sees BMCE as widely overvalued stock on the market, writes Jeune Afrique....

The Libyan interim government budget provides for up to 68.5 billion dinars in spending this year A statement from Prime Minister Abdurrahim...

One year after the Arab Spring, Antonin Tisseron, Research Associate at the Thomas More Institute and author of the second report on sustainable security in the Maghreb Regional cooperation: does...

The American Joe Kazidi will be appointed head of the Algerian subsidiary of global giant Arcelor Mittal Steel,replacing Vincent Le Gouic, APS has learned from sources close to the company on...

A suicide bomber, driving a Toyota station wagon, blew himself up shortly before 8 in the morning on Saturday 3 March inside the territorial headquarters of the National Gendarmerie at Tahaggart,...

Fifteen films are nominated for the Gold Olivier, the highest honor of the 12th Amazigh Cultural Film Festival, scheduled from 24 March to 28 March in Tizi-Ouzou, the organizers said on Wednesday....

Algeria’s biggest opposition party,The Socialist Forces Front (FFS) said on Friday it would take part in a May 10 parliamentary election, ending a 15-year boycott and lending credibility to...

The Arab world is talking about a revolution; not just out on the streets but in films, in newspapers, in songs – using any means necessary to document events, expose the horrors of war and explore...

At the battered terminal of Tripoli’s tiny Mitiga airport, over 150 young men and women jostle to be repatriated home to Nigeria on Libya’s Buraq airlines. This journey to Lagos is one of hundreds...

Security in Africa continues to be influenced by external actors, and countering security threats in east and northwest Africa is the top concern for U.S. Africa Command, General Carter F. Ham told...

More than 100,000 Tunisians are residing illegally in Italy, not counting the 22,000 migrants who obtained the temporary residence permits, says a report on migration presented Thursday at a...

Increased food production and improved water management in the Middle East and North Africa are the focus of a new partnership between the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) and the...

The United States has adopted a soft approach with respect to Algeria, an approach that was highlighted during the visit to Algeria last week by Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said Stephen...

The University Governance Program of the World Bank and the Center for Mediterranean Integration (CMI), led by Adriana Jaramillo, Senior Education Specialist at the World Bank, examines the main...

Americans working for pro-democracy organizations who have been prevented from leaving Egypt will be allowed to go according to a statement from the attorney general’s office issued on Wednesday....

Following its mission in the Sahel region in December 2011, the UN delegation submitted a report which the Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon sent a copy to the President of the Security Council reports...

Saudi Arabia said yesterday it would honor a pledge of $3.75 billion in aid to Egypt after complaints by the Egyptian premier that donor countries were failing to respect their commitments, Arab...