The Algerian government has announced its intention to prioritize English over French in primary school, a move that has been widely praised within the country.

Since seizing sweeping powers in 2021, Tunisian coup leader Kais Saied has repeatedly drawn criticism over court rulings that have eroded civil liberties and the rule of law.

Pakistan has joined efforts to mediate Libya’s political divide, but its success depends on securing consensus among Libyan factions and international stakeholders.

The restoration of Algerian–Malian ties reflects strategic efforts to enhance Sahel stability amid regional security challenges and external influence.

Algeria’s 2026 legislative elections exposed a deepening crisis of political trust, as record-low voter turnout, party disputes, and competing claims over legitimacy highlighted a widening gap between citizens and the political system.

Politicians and academics have accused PM Aziz Akhannouch's government of using its commanding parliamentary majority to push through tailor-made legislation designed to benefit powerful individuals and business lobbies.

The Telegraph revealed the existence of secret training camps in eastern Libya, such as Camp 17, where RSF fighters receive training on operating drones and heavy weapons.

Pro-government parties dominated Algeria’s 2026 parliamentary elections with nearly 75% of seats, while Islamist parties' representation fell by 5% from their previous share of 26%.

The U.S. Libya strategy aims to unite rival factions through power-sharing while securing American energy and strategic interests.

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A U.S.-backed effort to unify Libya’s divided institutions amid mixed reactions and geopolitical competition.

Tunisia is experiencing a dark political period under Kais Saied's rule, prompting a number of prominent political and human rights figures to issue a call for change from within their prison cells.

Moroccan activists continue to protest against any event in the country involving Israeli Occupation participants, while authorities have responded in several cases with security measures to block such demonstrations, including in the northern city of Tangier.

Head of the Tunisian regime Kais Saied faces a stark contradiction over Palestine, championing the cause publicly while restricting some of its defenders, including UN rapporteur Francesca Albanese, who was barred from entering Tunisia for a second time.

As the 2026 elections approach, all eyes are on how Morocco will balance its need for influential leaders with its established constitutional processes.