Posted by MoroccoTomorrow | Jan 23, 2014 | Business |
Reuters * Morocco leads region on public subsidy reform * Keeps some food, other subsidies to avoid protests RABAT, Jan 17 (Reuters) – Morocco said on Friday it had ended subsidies of gasoline and fuel oil and had...
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Al Jazeera Despite diverging views on the Arab revolutions, the GCC remained unified due to common security concerns. It is difficult to talk about the position of the Arab Gulf states towards the Arab Spring, without first...
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 Magharebia Terrorism | 2014-01-15 Cyrenaica chief survives assassination bid Libya’s wave of assassinations shows no signs of letting up as Cyrenaica leaders vow to restore order. Politics | 2014-01-15 Tunisians...
Read MorePosted by MoroccoTomorrow | Jan 20, 2014 | Arab Spring |
New York Times On Tuesday, soldiers helped a man into a polling station in Cairo, where Egyptians were set to vote in the third referendum on the constitution in three years. TARA TODRAS-WHITEHILL FOR THE NEW YORK TIMES By DAVID...
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The border between Morocco and the Spanish exclave of Melilla has become a focal point for immigration from Syria and sub-Saharan Africa. Melilla is one of only two land borders the EU shares with Africa, and thousands of...
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