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March 2023

The impact of the Russian-Ukrainian war on Small Scale-Farmers in Egypt Poultry producers as an example

The impact of the Russian-Ukrainian war on Small Scale-Farmers in Egypt Poultry producers as an example   Poultry farming in Egypt has embodied over the decades one of the most important aspects of food sovereignty for small-scale farmers in the..

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March 2023

The impact of the Russian-Ukrainian war on small-scale food producers in Morocco

The impact of the Russian-Ukrainian war on small-scale food producers in Morocco   Author: Ali Amouzai Edited and reviewed by : Dr. Imen Louati Translation from Arabic to English: Ahlem Selmi   Russia’s war on Ukraine caused great disruption to..

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March 2023

Ensuring agricultural resilience in the north African region: FARMER SEEDS AS A SOLUTION TO MAJOR CRISES

Ensuring agricultural resilience in the north African region:   FARMER SEEDS AS A SOLUTION TO MAJOR CRISES     Auteur: Mohamed Coulibaly Edition: Imen Louati, PhD Translation from French to English: Ahlem selmi   This study analyzes the legal framework..

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February 2023

The Russian-Ukrainian war and its impact on food in North African countries: Poor nutrition and sovereign resistance

  The Russian-Ukrainian war and its impact on food in North African countries   Poor nutrition and sovereign resistance   The current wars and the Covid-19 pandemic have exacerbated the crisis that has been affecting the world economy since 2008…

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January 2023

“The place of the Army in North African Constitutions: A Comparative Study in Law comparing Algeria, Egypt, Libya, Morocco and Tunisia”

“The place of the Army in North African Constitutions: A Comparative Study in Law comparing Algeria, Egypt, Libya, Morocco and Tunisia”     In North Africa, the last four years have been marked by Egypt’s 2019 Constitutional amendments that conferred..

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January 2023

Mines as a Weapon of War in Post-Revolution Libya: Chronicles of a Plague.

Mines as a Weapon of War in Post-Revolution Libya: Chronicles of a Plague.   The numerous conflicts that have torn apart post-revolution Libya have, those last years, been marked by persistent violence interrupted by short periods of calm. Several civil..

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December 2022

A Look back at COP27 with environmental activist Saber Ammar

A Look back at COP27 with environmental activist Saber Ammar   Egypt COP27 ended on 20 November 2022. Despite a very mixed record, this COP was the occasion of an effervescence around the environmental issue and gave rise in Tunisia..

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December 2022

The Geopolitics of Sport in North Africa: “From the diplomacy of briefcases to that of Sneakers”

The Geopolitics of Sport in North Africa: “From the diplomacy of briefcases to that of Sneakers”     Since time immemorial, sports and politics have been intricately linked. One need only look at the Olympics in ancient Greece. Indeed, sports..

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November 2022

Book review: The future of development in the mining basin after or without phosphate

The same questions arise every time issues related to phosphate, wealth, the mining basin, the 2008 mining basin protests, or disruptions in phosphate production: why does the mining basin tragedy persist? Why do all successive governments before and after January..

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November 2022

Lord of Pastures : Amghar n’Tuga

Lord of Pastures : Amghar n’Tuga       Idir, a nomadic pastoralist from the tribe Ilemchan (the Ait Atta tribal confederation) was appointed by his tribe as Amghar n’Tuga (Lord of Pastures). In this film he tells us about..

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November 2022

Podcast COP27: A Political Gift for El-Sisi’s ?

https://soundcloud.com/north-africa-talks/cop27-a-political-gift-for-el-sisis-torture-regime 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