Amb. Youssef Amrani held a productive first meeting today with Assistant Secretary Barbara Leaf. They underscored the excellence of the enduring 🇲🇦-🇺🇸 alliance & their shared commitment to enhance our strategic partnership. @StateDept_NEA@MarocDiplomatie@SafiraLeaf@youamrani
[Enquête] En Afrique, #Poutine reprend la main sur #Wagner - Sous étroite surveillance du Kremlin depuis la disparition de #Prigojine, le groupe de mercenaires russes poursuit ses actions au #Sahel et en #Centrafrique https://t.co/zawceuNMRC… #Mali#Burkina#Niger
#Mali : L’avant-projet de nouvelle Constitution, publié hier par la commission de rédaction, comporte de nombreuses propositions de changements et consacre notamment la transformation du régime politique malien en un régime présidentiel. Un long thread 🧵
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Deputy Secretary Sherman’s Meeting with Technology Companies on Supporting Internet Freedom for the Iranian People
10/12/2022 08:30 PM EDT
#Tunisia: the government and @UGTT_TN have agreed to a 3.5% wage increase for civil service and state enteprises employees, covering the years 2023, 2024 and 2025, said trade union sources, adding a relevant agreement will be signed soon. https://t.co/ho869Nm1Eh
#Tunisia’s president "has taken another major step toward dismantling the country’s young #democracy in a newly released draft #constitution, giving himself broad powers while diluting those of Parliament and the judiciary."
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https://t.co/Ku24DTcKgM: Nancy Micklewright reviews "Imaging and Imagining Palestine: Photography, Modernity and the Biblical Lens, 1918–1948," an ambitious, complex book that makes significant contributions to the history of photography.
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Tunisia’s food shortages shine a spotlight on its core economic failings | Contributor @EliziaVolkmann examines the #Tunisia's lagging economy and the factors driving the country's food shortages. https://t.co/7SliHiihw8
The United Nations is "extremely concerned" that Mali has prevented its investigators from visiting a town where local troops and suspected Russian fighters allegedly killed hundreds of civilians, the world body said on Wednesday. https://t.co/tP609Nm4m6