The leading backer of the Tobruk government, Egyptian president Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, is taking advantage of France's hesitation to play a leading hand in the Libyan crisis. He is intent on forcing the warring parties to the table but he's [.
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Owning 49% in the Medi 1 Radio station through Compagnie Internationale de Radio et de Television (CIRT), Paris fears its [...]
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On Oct. 9 the EU Court of Justice nullified contracts signed in 2007-2008 between the prominent Derham family which rules [...]
Long at loggerheads with the Algerian government, Issad Rebrab seems in fine odour at present. Shortly after winning a green [...]
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The French group Lacroix Electronics is working overtime to put an end to a strike that has paralyzed its plant [...]
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There appears to be fresh momentum in the affair involving Banque Franco Tunisienne (BFT) and in which ABCI group has [...]
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The private security concern Mozayix Middle East is gaining a lot of traction in Libya. The firm run by two [...]
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The worsening security situation in Libya isn’t necessarily a deterrent [...]
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Owned by Germany's Allianz insurance group, the credit guarantee concern [...]
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Launched by Mohammed VI himself, the Nador West Med hydrocarbons [...]
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Some fashionistas may not get over it but the group [...]
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Under discussion since 2008, the creation of a "one stop [...]
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A former adviser to Ben Ali in charge of major [...]
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Named head of the North Africa branch of the Conseil [...]
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At the end of this month Sacha Dolige will learn [...]
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Prime minister Mehdi Jomaa sent instructions to all of his [...]
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After the cousin of Muammar Gaddafi, Ahmed Kaddafedam was let [...]
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An unofficial state of alert has prevailed in Algeria since [...]
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