Politics
India’s capital remained under heavy security restrictions on Monday as opposition leaders and anti-government activists prepared for another demonstration over a disputed revision of electoral rolls that has reportedly resulted in the removal of around 130 million registered voters. The protest......
Morocco’s Party of Progress and Socialism (PPS) has decided to participate in the next government, positioning itself to take part in the country’s upcoming reform agenda as negotiations over the new governing majority continue. The party’s political bureau reached the decision on......
The European Union has approved its 22nd package of sanctions against Russia, adding approximately 1,600 new entries targeting the country’s military-industrial sector, according to EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas. The latest measures reflect the bloc’s continued efforts to restrict Russia’s......
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has put Russian interference in the 2016 Brexit referendum back on the political agenda, saying on Monday that Moscow’s involvement was beyond doubt. His comments came on the same day he was due to make the case in Parliament for a more pragmatic relationship with the......
Morocco’s National Rally of Independents (RNI) has ruled out the possibility of supporting a future government from outside the governing coalition, signalling that the party is prepared to enter the opposition if it is no longer part of the parliamentary majority. The position comes amid political......
Algeria’s efforts to secure the extradition of businessman and opposition figure Ayoub Aissiou have encountered a significant legal obstacle in Spain, where prosecutors have recommended rejecting the request on the grounds that the alleged offences are time-barred under Spanish law. The position,......
RAMALLAH, Palestine — Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas has postponed parliamentary elections originally scheduled for November 28, 2026, and set a new date of September 11, 2027, for both legislative and presidential elections, according to an official decree reported by the Palestinian news......
Reported movements by Moroccan naval vessels near Ceuta in late July brought maritime tensions between Morocco and Spain close to a potentially serious confrontation, according to Spanish newspaper El País, which cited informed sources familiar with the incident. The reported episode coincided......
The search for a political settlement to the Moroccan Sahara issue is entering a critical diplomatic phase, with United Nations envoy Staffan de Mistura urging the Polisario Front to engage constructively with Morocco’s autonomy initiative ahead of the next Security Council resolution on the mandate......
Algeria has engaged Russia diplomatically ahead of the United Nations Security Council’s expected review of the mandate of the UN Mission for the Referendum in Moroccan Sahara (MINURSO), with the future scope of the peacekeeping operation emerging as a point of discussion between officials in Moscow......
The reported arrival of Khaled Haftar, chief of staff of the Libyan Armed Forces in eastern Libya and son of military commander Khalifa Haftar, in Morocco has drawn attention to Rabat’s diplomatic engagement with the country’s competing political and military authorities. According to Libyan......
A federal judge in the United States has ordered the Trump administration to immediately halt a $20 million advertising campaign that had been broadcast nationally for approximately two weeks and financed with public funds. The ruling requires the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to cancel the remaining......
Officials Follow the Moroccan Sahara File The consultations are taking place with the involvement of senior figures in the US administration. Massad Boulos, senior adviser to President Donald Trump on African affairs, and Michael Waltz, the US ambassador to the United Nations, are among the officials......
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