- 31 October, 2026
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Morocco 2027 Election Laws: Interior Ministry Gives Political Parties a November 15 Deadline for Amendments
Interior Minister Abdelouafi Laftit held a strategic meeting on Wednesday, 28 October 2026 with leaders of Morocco’s political parties. Morocco 2027 election laws, The high-level
Egypt, Algeria, and Tunisia Issue Joint Algiers Communiqué Pushing for Simultaneous Elections in Libya
North Africa’s regional diplomats have officially ratcheted up their quest for political stability in the region. Foreign ministers of the Egypt Algeria Tunisia summit on
Morocco’s Government Council Approves 2027 Finance Bill No. 60.26 Ahead of Parliamentary Confidence Vote
On Tuesday, October 20, the Government Council approves draft finance bill legislation which will determine the economic course of the coming year. Head of Government
President El-Sisi Declares His Presidential Term Will End in 2030, Calling the Matter ‘Completely Settled’
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi has officially said his Sisi presidency ends 2030. In a public address on Saturday, 17 October, President El-Sisi term ends,
EU Debate Over Muslim Brotherhood Intensifies After Procaccini Calls for Terrorist Listing
The controversy surrounding political Islam, Islamist connections with Europe and European security has grown louder and more heated in the wake of the October 7,
Europe Broadens Muslim Brotherhood Scrutiny From Violence to Networks and Influence
The European discussion of the Muslim Brotherhood is catching up with a focus on the larger context in which influence is constructed and consolidated beyond
Somalia Mentorship Programme 2026: What Youth, Women, and Persons with Disabilities Will Learn
The Federal Government of Somalia officially launched Somalia Mentorship Programme 2026 in a historic move towards state-building. This dynamic initiative is geared towards the marginalised
Family First Calls for Muslim Brotherhood Ban in Australia: What Would Happen Under Australian Law?
Questions over alleged networks, security investigation and Australia’s terrorist-organisation listing system have been raised once again as Family First urges the Australian Government to do
US Lifts Eritrea Sanctions as Red Sea Tensions Put Asmara Back in Focus
Washington just wiped five years of sanctions off Eritrea in one Friday announcement. US lifts Eritrea sanctions, It’s less about Eritrea’s history and more about
911, National Unity and the Debate Over Islamist Extremism and the Muslim Brotherhood
The United States has been debating national security issues, polarization, and the changing nature of extremist threats for 25 years since the September 11th, 2001