Stories
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Of politicians, judges, and reality
When Spanish lawmakers approved a bill that would allow the government to change the composition of the Spanish constitutional court,…
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Algeria- Italy: The axis of change in the Mediterranean
With the recent landmark energy agreements signed with Algeria, Italy has secured enough energy supplies to significantly reduce dependence on…
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Pedro Sanchez is more pressured by the Moroccans than the Algerians
Besides a disintegrated political scene at home, Spain’s Prime Minister has had to deal with a disintegrated regional landscape in…
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The left wins the battle for the Spanish constitutional court
The Spanish constitutional court has finally agreed to admit the 4 judges nominated by the government of Pedro Sanhcez, thus…
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On the 45th anniversary of the assassination of Karin Grech, assassinations continue to unsettle Malta
Small as it is, Malta has been home for so hectic a political scene that things sometimes go wrong. Forty…
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Winter hasn’t come to Tunisia yet
This winter has been the cruellest season in North Africa. Now, one month after winter should have arrived, it hasn’t…
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Africa once had a North African Chavez
Although he was North African, he looked beyond the southern borders of North Africa. Former Libyan leader Muammar Khaddafi dreamt…
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