الانفصال و الإرهاب في إفريقيا .. أي تقاطعات ؟

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المُبادرةُ الملكية الأطلسية .. رهان المستقبل

الثلاثاء المقبل يحتفي المغرب بالذكرى الخامسة والعشرين لعيدِ العرش .. رُبعُ قرْنٍ من الدبلوماسية الحكيمة بقيادة العاهل المغربي، الملك محمد السادس .. توجه استراتيجي نحو العمق الإفريقي للمملكة .. و رؤيةٌ مغربية لتثبيت التعاون (جنوب - جنوب) أحدث نموذج "المبادرةُ الملكيةُ الأطلسية" ال ...  Show more

تونس قبل الرئاسيات .. يستمر التضييق

أقَل من ثلاثة أشهُرٍ تفصِلُ التونسيينَ عن موعد الجولة الأولى للانتخابات الرئاسية.. موعدٌ كلما اقترب كلما رفعتِ السُّلطاتُ التونسية من إيقاع توقيف المُعارضينَ و قطع الطريق على أي مرشح محتمل للسباق الرئاسي. كيف يبدو المشهد السياسي في تونس قبل رئاسيات السادسِ من أكتوبر ؟ سؤال يطرحه ...  Show more

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