Derna, Libya, devastated by Storm Daniel, faces not only the aftermath of a natural disaster but also the corruption and oppression of its own authorities. Survivors struggle amidst blackouts and repression, abandoned by those meant to protect them.

After Storm Daniel devastated Derna, Libya, the city lies in ruins. Over 8,000 lives have been lost, with thousands more missing. The storm's wrath was compounded by the failure of dams that should have protected the city. Negligence and corruption among authorities worsened the catastrophe…

A clandestine meeting between Libya and Israel's foreign ministers, intended to signal formal engagement, instead triggered protests and political turmoil in Libya, undermining US strategic ambitions in the region.

Amid the complexities of African geopolitics, Egypt and Ethiopia are embroiled in a high-stakes struggle over the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD), threatening regional stability.

Amid Algeria's aspiration to join BRICS, questions arise about its readiness for such a move. While excluded from the bloc's expansion plans, Algeria's bid reflects a strategic shift toward emerging economies. However, challenges such as fossil fuel dependency and geopolitical rivalries may hinder its BRICS dream.

Despite Africa's high returns on investment, the continent struggles to attract sustainable foreign direct investment (FDI), hindering its socio-economic development. To close the $4 trillion investment gap impeding Africa's progress, a comprehensive reassessment is imperative…

After a decade of turmoil, Libya faces two uncertain futures: a chaotic status quo dominated by self-serving elites or the prospect of a ‘unity government’ led by the same ruling class. The status quo breeds instability, manipulated by factions and foreign interests.

Since assuming the presidency, Mohammed Shia Al-Sudani has made anti-corruption a priority in Iraq, but progress remains sluggish due to entrenched corruption within the power-sharing system. Despite massive oil wealth, corruption persists in all sectors…

Amidst global upheaval, Libya teeters between fragile peace and looming chaos, reminiscent of pre-Taliban Afghanistan. Civil liberties erode amidst political tensions, with persistent power vacuums and armed factions exacerbating the situation. The rise of religious extremism…

Amidst escalating heat waves globally, the Arab region faces profound and far-reaching implications, exacerbating existing challenges. The surge in extreme heat, driven by turbo-charged climate change, threatens food security, displaces populations…

In the midst of regional discord, the Arab Maghreb Union (AMU) faces a crisis of integration, with Algeria and Morocco at the forefront of a rivalry. The dream of cooperation has faded, replaced by deep-seated distrust and political tensions. Despite brief moments of…

The Arab world faces recurring challenges stemming from low economic growth and social unrest, exacerbated by the pandemic. These challenges, ranging from economic stagnation to social unrest, are intensified by a decline in statistical capacities…

In the era of Libya's prolonged instability, the debate over political parties emerges as a contentious issue. Despite their crucial role in democratic governance, Libya's complex sociopolitical landscape and historical aversion to organized politics present challenges.

The Arab world is witnessing a troubling decline in support for migrants and refugees, worsening their already dire situation due to prolonged displacements and severe economic crises in host countries.

The recent violent clashes between Sudan's armed forces and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) exhibits deep-seated tensions between the two factions. There is a the power struggle between key figures like General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan and General Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo (‘Hemedti’) for control over Sudan's…

Tunisia's economy faces significant challenges, with high unemployment, soaring inflation, and substantial external debt. President Kais Saied's proposal to levy a tax on the wealthy elite has stirred both curiosity and criticism. While seen as a populist move by some, others view it as a step towards social justice.

Climate change presents significant global challenges, especially for developing countries. Morocco, recognizing its susceptibility to such challenges, is pioneering sustainable development strategies, aiming to generate over half its electricity from renewables by 2030.

Despite recent hints of progress, Libya continues to grapple with deep-rooted internal divisions and external pressures, posing ongoing threats of crisis and violence. While some semblance of calm may be apparent on the surface, insecurity still pervades daily life, with issues such as…

The EU's response to irregular migration in the Mediterranean, focused on security rather than humane interventions, has exacerbated the crisis, leading to tragic consequences and rising anti-immigrant sentiments.

As advancements in technology and innovation drive progress, the scarcity of skilled workers becomes increasingly apparent. While economic migrants still dominate international migration, projections indicate a growing need for foreign workers…