As Libya’s 4+4 Committee turns to unifying a judiciary split between rival constitutional authorities, the question is whether any court will have the recognized legitimacy to settle election disputes and make the results stick.

Moroccan academics’ participation in a coexistence conference in occupied Ashkelon, near Gaza, sparked widespread condemnation from unions, activists, and boycott campaigns.

French dominance in Morocco’s government and education has sparked calls to protect Arabic, strengthen cultural independence, and uphold its constitutional status.

Libya’s approval of the maritime agreement with Turkiye strengthens Ankara’s position in the Eastern Mediterranean while heightening regional tensions over maritime boundaries and energy resources.

Tunisia’s opposition is increasingly uniting against Kais Saied amid mounting international criticism, mass protests, and deepening political, economic, and institutional crises.

A diplomatic gain for Ankara, which could expand its influence in the eastern Mediterranean despite objections from Greece and Egypt.

Thousands of Tunisians took to the streets of the capital on 17 October in the largest protest against coup leader Kais Saied in years, in a rare show of unity among political parties and civil society groups.

European migration policies and Libyan political tensions fuel anti-migrant violence, leaving migrants to pay the price.

Morocco’s new government faces criticism over ministerial scandals, alleged corruption, recycled political figures, and a lack of accountability and meaningful change.

Algeria’s move to reinstate the death penalty has drawn human rights criticism and accusations that the government is using it to silence opponents.

The World Bank sparked widespread debate after releasing figures on the amount of funding Mauritania has received under President Mohamed Ould Ghazouani.

Mauritania’s prime ministerial reappointment has sparked calls for genuine reform, anti-corruption efforts, and greater government accountability.

Mauritania’s arrest of opposition bloggers’ relatives has sparked accusations of political retaliation, legal violations, and attempts to silence dissent and distract from mounting national crises.

The election of Mokhtar Laghzioui and Hanan Rahab to lead Morocco’s National Press Council has drawn criticism due to the growing Zionist influence within Morocco’s press sector.

Fatima Ezzahra el Mansouri’s appointment as Morocco’s first female head of government has triggered political debate over gender representation, corruption and conflicts of interest.