Our food systems are broken and farmers’ seeds and agroecology are the only real sustainable fix to the problems. Farmers’ seeds offer us locally produced food and fight hunger while saving the environment through climate change adaptation and protecting our..

The future of Africa’s food and agriculture is under threat as powerful multinational corporations take over the sector with support from wide-ranging actors including African governments and initiatives such as the Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa (AGRA). State..

Whoever controls seed controls our food. The battle for farmers’ seed rights is raging on the African continent as international seed companies set up shop to promote industrial seeds for staple food production by small-scale food producers as a solution..

Back in video on the meeting «𝐀𝐥𝐠𝐞́𝐫𝐢𝐞𝐧𝐧𝐞𝐬 , from the National Revolution to the Feminist Revolution» which took place on February 12 in the city of culture Tunis with the two Algerian feminist activists: Fatma Oussedik, professor of sociology and..

This new episode takes us to Egypt, the country is under the spotlights for organizing the COP 27 in a particularly tense period for human rights

Dans cet épisode nous accueillons Imen Louati pour nous parler de politique écologique et de transition énergétique en Afrique du Nord avec un focus sur l’expérience tunisienne

North Africa Talks reçoit aujourd’hui le chercheur spécialiste du dossier libyen Jalel Harchaoui, pour nous parler des derniers événements qui ont secoué Tripoli et les luttes pour la prise de pouvoir qui s’y déroulent, du jeu des puissances internationales et..

North Africa Talks welcomes Alex Thurston, an expert on Jihadism in the North Africa-Sahel region, to talk about the security situation in the region and emerging trends and risks.

Rosa Luxemburg was a radical, a a rabble-rouser and a revolutionary. She was one of the most important thinkers of the 20th century and her calls for freedom, socialism and democracy scandalised people at the time both from the left..

K is for Karl – A Series of 5 Films by Paul Mason on the meaning of Marx today «Why does Marx matter today?» is the question posed by British journalist and filmmaker Paul Mason in five short films produced..

With this international conference, we aim to open the discussions and debates on money, debt and dependency and to bring the study of African dependency into the conversation on global monetary relations that are too often pursued from a largely..