The gun attack against the Bardo Museum on March 18 has led president Beji Caid Essebsi to depend openly on Tunisia’s armed forces to fight the Jihadist threat. And his choice is certain to change the country’s security landscape.
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According to our sources, fisheries tycoon Said Alj is preparing to build up the business of his Unimer group in [...]
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The British billionaire Richard Branson, founder of the Virgin Group, seems to have thrown his lot in with Morocco in [...]
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The Club des Pins that serves both as a residence and social haunt for Algeria’s political elite may soon be [...]
Still inclined to bolster his "economic diplomacy," French foreign minister Laurent Fabius named no less than four new external trade [...]
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Up to now mainly focussed on civil aeronautics and transportation in Tunisia, Thales is increasingly interested in the country’s military [...]
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While the Central Bank of Libya (CBL) officially remains "neutral" in the current turmoil in the country, its boss, Al [...]
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Morocco’s Marine Royale is about to issue a tender for [...]
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According to sources close to the issue, the European Bank [...]
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The earnings that Djezzy accumulated when its profits were blocked [...]
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Active primarily in publishing and integrating software and in network [...]
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Despite the security crisis, consultant Ibrahim Shaban will present Libya [...]
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The firm VIP Groupe (headed by Amor Zebar) and the [...]
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Situated in Avenue Habib Bourguiba in the heart of Tunis, [...]
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The Marseille-based computer expert Nazim Sini is working on a [...]
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Maghreb Confidential understands the prime minister of the "rebel" government [...]
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The climate is getting more frigid by the day among [...]
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Libyan mayors who were invited to Brussels by U.N. special [...]
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