In the aftermath of the 2003 Casablanca attacks, Moroccan authorities recognized that security measures alone would not suffice to prevent radicalization. Instead, they embarked on a two-decade-long overhaul of the country’s religious landscape, focusing on imam training, extremist discourse prevention, and the strengthening of institutional frameworks to bolster national stability.Continue Reading

Moroccan foreign policy: centrist diplomacy for global stability In a pivotal address, Nizar Baraka emphasized the need for proactive centrist diplomacy to address escalating international tensions, with a focus on African solidarity and Moroccan priorities. Centrist diplomacy as a response to global challenges During a high-level meeting of the DemocraticContinue Reading

The Constitutional Council has declared itself incompetent to rule on the deputy status of Ousmane Sonko, who currently holds the position of second-highest-ranking official in the State. This decision has sparked immediate reactions, particularly from the Front for the Defense of Democracy and the Republic (FDR), which issued a communiquéContinue Reading

Politics equitable development drives Gabon’s transformation Report by editorial team June 18, 2026 176 No comment Libreville, June 18, 2026 — For decades, Gabon’s progress has been marred by a stark divide. Despite abundant natural wealth, a small population, and significant financial resources, the country has long suffered from glaringContinue Reading

Marrakech security platform: Africa’s unified path to regional stability The Marrakech Platform embodies Africa’s comprehensive security vision, integrating institutional strength with cross-border intelligence cooperation to create a robust continental defense mechanism. Geopolitical challenges and asymmetric warfare Morocco’s strategic model: a sovereign and integrated doctrine Diplomatic and institutional dynamics Socioeconomic developmentContinue Reading

Libreville, Wednesday, June 17, 2026 – With the expiration of its sustainable fishing partnership agreement with the European Union fast approaching, Gabon’s capital, Libreville, has initiated a significant political and economic shift. Gabonese authorities are embarking on a new chapter in the stewardship of their maritime resources. They have optedContinue Reading

Following the recent State of the Nation address delivered by President Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema, Pierre-Claver Maganga Moussavou, who leads the Social Democratic Party (PSD) and previously served as Vice-President of the Republic, shared his perspectives. He expressed strong approval for the President’s message, which he characterized as deeply focusedContinue Reading