The Mediterranean region in question The Mediterranean is etymologically the “sea in the middle of the land“. (1) The Romans called it Mare Magnum (‘Great Sea’) or Mare Internum (‘Internal Sea’) and, starting with the

Libya is one of the countries in the world with the highest level of oil reserves, but after the 2011 revolution and the killing of Muammar Gaddafi and NATO’s rule, the Libyan state led to

After months of confusion, tension, and political theatre, Somalia elected former President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud to the presidency, defeating incumbent President Mohamed Abdullahi Mohamed in a third-round run decided by a parliamentary vote of 214-110.

C’est l’une des plus anciennes rébellions du continent, née dans le sillage de la lutte pour l’indépendance et alimentée par les convoitises pétrolières. Divisé mais toujours là, le Flec a appelé au boycott des élections

Il est l’un des rares médias francophones encore ouvert à l’opposition. Mais, criblé de dettes, ce titre emblématique risque bien de disparaître dans les prochains mois. Privé de publicité, ses comptes bancaires bloqués et en

This past June, the leaders of the world’s largest IMF economies and wealthiest liberal democracies gathered at Elmau castle in Germany’s picturesque Bavarian Alps for the annual G7 summit. Besides discussing obvious topics such as

A Gambian court has sentenced five former members of the intelligence service to death for the murder of a political activist during the rule of ex-dictator Yahya Jammeh. High Court Justice Kumba Sillah-Camara pronounced the

The United Nation’s latest global population projection predicts there will be 8 billion people on the planet by November and that the population will gradually increase to 8.5 billion by 2050 and to more than

Authorities in Togo are working to prevent their small, West African nation from becoming the next country in the region to struggle with a violent, spreading, Islamist insurgency. Saturday’s deadly explosion could mark a turning

Arrivé mardi 12 juillet et reparti mercredi 13 juillet au soir, le président du Niger Mohamed Bazoum, était à Ndjamena pour « une visite de travail et d’amitié ». C’est son deuxième séjour au Tchad