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Port de Casablanca, viande importée, Maghreb Steel : les tensions économiques du 18 septembre

Port de Casablanca, viande importée, Maghreb Steel : les tensions économiques du 18 septembre

Transport routier en crise au port de Casablanca, importations de viande au ralenti et remaniement chez Maghreb Steel : trois signaux économiques qui révèlent les fragilités structurelles du Maroc.

Niger, Algérie, Tunisie : le Maghreb face à la poudrière sahélienne

Niger, Algérie, Tunisie : le Maghreb face à la poudrière sahélienne

Le Niger de Tiani se replie, l'Algérie envoie des avions à Niamey et la Tunisie déclare la guerre au narcotrafic. Analyse des équilibres précaires au Sahel et leurs répercussions sur le Maroc.

Rivers in crisis, literary provocations: how culture and climate collide this week

Rivers in crisis, literary provocations: how culture and climate collide this week

From a French novelist rewriting the Beatles to global rivers on the brink, this week’s cultural and environmental stories reveal the tensions shaping our world.

AI deception risks and cloud clarity: the innovation shifts UK must watch

AI deception risks and cloud clarity: the innovation shifts UK must watch

As AI’s capacity to deceive raises alarms and cloud giants simplify access, the UK faces critical choices on regulation, trust, and digital infrastructure.

Arsenal’s January hunt and rugby’s Springbok test: sport’s defining week

Arsenal’s January hunt and rugby’s Springbok test: sport’s defining week

Arsenal’s reported interest in Kroupi and Schade signals a January shake-up, while Les Kiss’s Wallabies face the Springboks in a high-stakes Rugby Championship clash.

British hostage rescue in Malawi spotlights UK’s global safety gaps

British hostage rescue in Malawi spotlights UK’s global safety gaps

A British mother’s rescue in Malawi after a police raid raises questions about UK citizens’ safety abroad, diplomatic protocols, and the risks of expat life in high-crime regions.