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Democracy is having a difficult birth all over North Africa, facing new elections and the creation of new constitutions in the middle of a global economic downturn. Egypt has its presidential elections on 23 and...

The Arab Street in Marrakech TV Show

The Arab Street in Marrakech TV Show

Lila Borsali

Tunisia sets its sights on open and transparent government

Tunisia sets its sights on open and transparent government

Debates & Analysis

Debates and Analysis

G8 Turns to Private Sector for Food Crisis Solutions

Carey L. Biron - IPSNews

G8 Turns to Private Sector for Food Crisis Solutions

Protestors Demand Robin Hood Tax on Financial Transactions

Johanna Treblin - IPSNews

Protestors Demand Robin Hood Tax on Financial Transactions

From Mubarak to Worse

Adam Morrow and Khaled Moussa al-Omrani - IPSNews

From Mubarak to Worse

U.S. Calls on Mali Junta to Withdraw from Politics

Souleymane Gano- IPSNews

U.S. Calls on Mali Junta to Withdraw from Politics

NATO's Twin Crises

John Feffer - IPSNews

NATO's Twin Crises

Africa CEO Forum 20-21 November 2012 in Geneva.

Former Libyan rebels attack govt HQ

Moroccan Fine Art launches at The Coningsby Gallery, London 7-12 May 2012

Interview with Nadia Echiguer

Warda El Djazairia died Thursday in Cairo: Goodbye Diva

Women of the World Unite for Rights

Top Moroccan newspaper editor released from prison

Wrangling hampers Libyan drive to try Gaddafi son

'War crimes' reported in Mali's lawless north

Adel Imam - case dismissed.

Tunisia’s Second Largest Democratic Party Divides

Afifa Ltifi - tunisialive

Warda El Djazairia died Thursday in Cairo: Goodbye Diva

El Watan

Maybe not tomorrow, but soon: Casablanca's old core crumbles

Omar Brouksy, Reuters