Posted by MoroccoTomorrow | Feb 25, 2012 | Morocco News, News, Sahara, Sahel |
* Neighbours to exchange high-level meetings * Talks to focus on combatting insurgents, arms smugglers * Libya, Algeria ties fraught since Gaddafi’s overthrow By Lamine Chikhi and Ali Shuaib ALGIERS/TRIPOLI, Feb 22...
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* Salafists using sticks, knives and petrol bombs – witnesses * Tensions between hardline Islamists and secularists By Tarek Amara Tunis, Feb 23 (Reuters) – Police in a Tunisian town used tear gas on Thursday to...
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Separated families meet up again during a family visit in Western Sahara. Photo: UNHCR/S.Hopper The next round of United Nations-backed informal talks aimed at reaching a settlement in the Western Sahara dispute will take place...
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New York (U.N.) – During the upcoming talks on the Sahara, due on March 11-13, the parties will further discuss the new ideas put forward by the Secretary-General in his report to the Security Council. During this new...
Read MorePosted by MoroccoTomorrow | Feb 25, 2012 | Morocco News, News, Renewable Energy |
Green Business LONDON (Reuters) – RWE npower will start commercial operations at Britain’s biggest biomass power station at Tilbury in Essex at the end of January, a spokeswoman said on Thursday. The third of three...
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