A Thomas Jefferson Qur’an
The Congress of the Units States bought it in 1815 from Jefferson for more than 18,000 euros as part of a collection of 6,400 volumes.
Don’t forget Aylan Kurdi
Everything indicates that the image of Aylan Kurdi, the Syrian child drowned on the Turkish beach, was erased from the memory of Europeans.
A new Arab spring
Last Tuesday, Bouteflika, announced his resignation, thus causing a provisional presidency until the elections are held.
Modi: an Islamophobe on your way
The populist discourse is taking advantage of the improving economy to build a wall of discrimination against a religious minority.
¡20 Dollars Baby!
The fake "allegedly" banknote that on May 25 ended George Floyd's life.
Abraham’s accords
The Abrahamic Agreements continue to leave gray areas. The most complex aspect is in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, which has brought repeated criticism from different communities.
Africa time
Abdelmalek Alaoui, director of the Tribune of Africa, points out that the continent is ready to face the fourth industrial revolution.
Merry “new” Christmas
Our elders have been able to maintain the custom of Christmas for years and have protected and kept it for fear of losing it again as in the time of war.
Can Morocco’s sovereignty over the Sahara unshwart the situation in the area?
With nearly 50 years of history, the dispute in the Sahara represents one of the greatest unresolved international conflicts.
Africapitalism
Africapitalism is the idea of the Chinese proverb: "Give a man a fish and he will eat today, give him a cane and teach him to fish and eat for the rest of his life."
