With just three months to go before Tunisia’s first post-revolution elections, the moderate Islamic Ennahda party and the UGTT union appear poised to monopolize the political scene. On April 12, the high commission in charge of planning the election of [.
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There’s lots of sun in Morocco but few ideas on how to finance the Plan Solaire Marocain. The Agence Marocaine [...]
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Long a weather vane of Franco-Algerian relations, the project for an ethane steam cracking complex at Arzew is now up [...]
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After humming and hawing for years, the British law firm Clifford Chance has finally made up its mind to open [...]
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Knocked for a loop by the "Jasmine revolution," Tunisia’s hotel industry is trying to rescue what it can of the [...]
Tunisian business circles fear they won’t have much of an audience in coming months as the political scene looks set [...]
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With all the contracts they have picked up in Libya in recent years, Turkish companies are especially vulnerable to the [...]
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A former soccer player who switched to a business career, Othman Jenayah hasn’t been banned from leaving the country, as [...]
Like colonel Khalifa Haftar, who was stopped from commanding insurgent military operations last week (MC 967), all of Muammar Gaddafi [...]
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The quarrel is still raging at Tunisia’s interior ministry between those demanding purges and Zine al Abedine Ben Ali ’s [...]
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With the wave of Tunisian migrants to Italy stirring discord in the European Union, Paris is trying to deal with [...]
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Marc Bouteiller, head of the economic mission at the French [...]
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Ferhat Mehenni, president of the provisional Kabylia government, is touring [...]
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Mahmoud Jibril, a representative of Libya’s National Transition Council (NTC), [...]
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VA Tech Wabag remains on tenterhooks in Libya. The Austrian-Indian [...]
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Daimler is believing increasingly in its project to make trucks [...]
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Karthago Airlines, which has been in the hands of a [...]
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Teletec Group, which specializes in serving oil companies (surveys, project [...]
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Boss of Evolia Holding, which deals in real estate brokerage, [...]
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The powerful governor of the Banque d’Algerie, Mohamed Laksaci, who [...]
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Managing director of Bymaro, an affiliate of France’s Bouygues in [...]
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The five members of the Belliraj movement jailed in 2008 [...]
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French women look set to be crossing swords in North [...]
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Novelist Jalloul Azzouna has stepped back into the political arena. [...]
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