Posted by MoroccoTomorrow | Apr 1, 2012 | Arab Spring, Moroccan, Morocco News |
TUNIS (AFP) Tunisia’s president Sunday prolonged a state of emergency imposed on January 14, 2011, the day the former regime fell, to the end of April, citing security risks, his office said. “This decision was made...
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More photos » by Christophe de Roquefeuil – CAIRO (AFP) Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood, which already controls parliament, is now eyeing the presidency as it seeks to consolidate its newfound power, but the move risks...
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by Ceren Kumova and Rita Daou – ISTANBUL (AFP) Western and Arab nations called Sunday for Syria’s Bashar al-Assad to be given a deadline to meet the terms of a peace plan as fresh clashes in a year-long uprising...
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Plus de photos » BAMAKO (AFP) Mali’s Tuareg rebels claimed control of the legendary desert town of Timbuktu on Sunday, part of a dramatic push across the north, as the disorganised junta indicated it was ready to cede some...
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RABAT: Morocco’s new moderate Islamist government is facing dire economic times, caught between rising prices, slowing growth, and a harsh drought that has badly affected farming. The nation’s 33 million people also face high...
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